RMIT Vietnam gets ready to drive impact and contribute to Vietnam’s Sustainable Development agendas

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RMIT Vietnam gets ready to drive impact and contribute to Vietnam’s Sustainable Development agendas

RMIT University in Vietnam convened the second sessions of roundtables in both Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi to discuss how best to support Vietnam’s creative industries and sustainable development.

As the first international university in Vietnam, RMIT University is proud of its longstanding relationship with Vietnam’s Government, industry and community during its 22 years of operation in the country.

To date, RMIT is Australia's largest service investment in Vietnam and remains the largest foreign education investor and has provided the Vietnamese economy with thousands of high-quality graduates. RMIT Vietnam is committed to working with its partners to support the national priorities of Vietnam’s Government and demands of industry to deliver impact for Vietnam and the region.

RMIT Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the College of Design and Social Context and Vice-President Professor Tim Marshall said “this is an exciting time for RMIT University to be working closely with Vietnamese industry and government to help shape the skills and knowledge of tomorrow”.

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RMIT Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the College of Design and Social Context and Vice-President Professor Tim Marshall

“We are excited to hear their ideas and to better understand how we can help to leverage potential opportunities and maximise impact for years to come,” Professor Marshall said.

During the second roundtable sessions on 24 and 28 June in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi respectively, senior representatives from the Vietnamese government, the Australian Embassy in Vietnam, and RMIT’s network of industry partners were invited to share the opportunities and barriers they are currently facing or expect to face in creative industries and sustainable development, and the role they believe RMIT could play to help unlock these opportunities and address challenges.

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Senior representatives from the Vietnamese government, the Australian Embassy in Vietnam, and RMIT’s network of industry partners gathered at the second sessions of roundtables to discuss how best to support Vietnam’s creative industries and sustainable development.

RMIT executive leaders presented on future trends in education and the future of work in the aforementioned areas to stimulate the discussion. Constructive feedback and insights were generated from the event’s enriching conversation.

The first round of the series gathered much useful and informative feedback on how the University together with its partners can respond to the challenges of Industry 4.0 and digital economy.

Story: Ha Hoang

Campus and community

30 June 2022