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Vietnamese students devised innovative ways of using fintech and blockchain to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at a nationwide competition hosted by RMIT University.

Ahead of the upcoming RMIT-Deloitte HR Forum 2022, experts from the two organisations talked about post-pandemic workplace trends and what resilient leadership in the new era looks like.

A new generation of young and talented Vietnamese men and women has demonstrated their strong leadership skills and knowledge to help their family businesses build resilience and grow during and post the COVID-19 pandemic.

RMIT Vietnam School of Communication & Design (SCD) offers three full-time PhD scholarships in Vietnam. The scholarships are open only for Vietnamese nationals.

The Australia Awards have provided the opportunity to pursue further studies for thousands of Vietnamese since 1974. And for more than 700 of these awardees over the past 10 years, the path to Australia was greatly aided by RMIT University’s English Language Training program.

This special event recognised staff who have gone above and beyond, as well as celebrated those who have reached significant milestones during their time at RMIT Vietnam.

RMIT students were awarded the D&AD New Blood Awards 2022, with a project using digital and technology to motivate online learners.

What are the most anticipated Artificial Intelligence (AI) trends and their implications on the Vietnam job market? RMIT Vietnam’s senior lecturer in AI and software engineering Dr Dinh Ngoc Minh shared his insights.

Historically embedded in Buddhist traditions, mindfulness is gaining a growing interest in both healthcare settings and mainstream practices. A semantic map generated by RMIT researchers provides an overview of the classifications and shared definitions of mindfulness across research domains.

The Russia-Ukraine conflict and sanctions on Russia have caused widespread disruption to global shipping and are likely to increase ongoing supply chain disruption. RMIT Lecturer Dr Majo George analysed the effects on the shipping industry, increased transportation costs and freight rates, as well as the near future for the logistics and supply chain industry in the world.

RMIT Economics lecturer Dr Daniel Borer analysed the impact of the Russia –Ukraine conflict on global trade and investment. He emphasised gasoline price increase, rising inflation, Fed interest rates hike, and global long-term effects.

RMIT Senior Lecturer Dr Nuno F. Ribeiro shared pathways for the global tourism industry to recover after the pandemic and strategies for long term growth in Vietnam , especially within the APAC region. According to Dr Ribeiro, there are two avenues Vietnam should focus on within the next five to ten years including upskilling the workforce at all levels and enhancing collaboration between government and non-government sectors in the region.

A new partnership between RMIT University and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is supporting the next generation of women leaders in border control agencies across six African countries.

University students put in the effort to provide practical solutions and innovative technologies to promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

Can the number of people falling for phishing attacks in Vietnam be reduced if the younger generation can become more tech-savvy? A range of cyber safety games and activities organised by RMIT Vietnam can lend a hand to address this burning question.