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RMIT University has launched Digital3 – a new approach to business education, linking industry and research to address the ways of working in the rapidly growing digital economy.

Experienced leader and award-winning academic Professor Claire Macken has been appointed as Pro Vice-Chancellor (PVC) of RMIT Vietnam.

RMIT University students continued to fly Vietnam’s flag high in a recent global hospitality and tourism competition organised by STR (Smith Travel Research).

Artists Talk with Juliana Vrady and Andrey Vrady, the renowned German multimedia artist duo, has introduced the concept of “interactive audio-visual installations” to Vietnamese audiences.

The Amazing Vietnam Student Competition 2022 hosted by RMIT University Vietnam has found its winners.

RMIT University Vietnam students won Gold, Silver and Bronze at the 2022 Vietnam Young Lions – In Action (VYLIA) competition themed ‘Women’s Empowerment’.

“Material Futures: experimental fabrication of bacterial cellulose as a potential biomaterial” workshop presented by RMIT Vietnam provoked a new approach to sustainable fashion.

Sustainable tourism can play a positive role in socio-economic and environmental development. In the post-pandemic era, is Vietnam ready for the future and emerging as one of the best destinations in the world?

Following the alumni reunion in Danang and Hanoi in July and September respectively, alumni gathered at the SGS campus to relive the good old days with their old classmates and lecturers last week.

After going viral with his high school textbooks redesigning project while in 12th grade, Tran Lam Nam Bao has won the 2022 RMIT Vietnam Creativity Scholarship. We talked to this talented young designer about his journey to RMIT.

The fourth annual Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design (VFCD) is taking place in Hanoi from 7 to 13 November before coming to Ho Chi Minh City from 18 to 24 November this year.

“Break your limits and try everything” is the life motto that helped Nguyen Phu Thinh earn a full-tuition scholarship to study at RMIT as a Vice-Chancellor’s Scholar.

RMIT Vietnam’s new Bachelor of Business provides students with flexibility on customising their own programs, cross-disciplinary knowledge and skill sets needed by contemporary business.

The fintech industry in Vietnam has grown exponentially over the last five years, mainly thanks to the rising popularity of e-wallets and digital payment in everyday life. However, a solid regulatory framework is needed to match this fast development.

From Mu Cang Chai, a rural district in the northwest region of Vietnam best known for its rice terrace fields, a petite H’mong girl has gone the extra mile to be a newbie at one of the renowned international universities in the country.