RMIT University to expand significantly in Vietnam after government approvals
RMIT University will significantly expand its footprint in Vietnam, with plans for a new Hanoi campus and Saigon South campus redevelopment, after receiving endorsement from the Vietnamese government.
Preparing for Vietnam’s silver economy starts now
Vietnam has less than a decade before becoming an aged society. An RMIT expert says the country must build a comprehensive care economy to meet future demand.
New English program deepens Australia-Vietnam defence partnership
A new English training program for 90 Vietnam People’s Army (VPA) personnel has launched in Khanh Hoa, strengthening long-standing Australia-Vietnam cooperation in defence and education.
The hidden psychology behind older consumers’ digital payment choices
Why do some older consumers readily embrace digital payments while others remain hesitant? Emerging research suggests the answer may lie in the psychological factors that shape how people respond to change.
Vietnam's social media proposal raises questions beyond child safety
Vietnam's proposed restrictions on social media use for under-16s could improve child safety, but experts say effective implementation and unintended consequences must be considered.
MOET and RMIT Vietnam promote excellence in online learning design
MOET and RMIT Vietnam bring together higher education leaders to advance online learning design in Vietnam.
Vietnam’s path to sovereign AI lies in specialisation, not imitation
Vietnam's path to artificial intelligence (AI) sovereignty may not lie in competing head-to-head with global technology giants, but in developing specialised AI systems tailored to local needs, according to an RMIT expert.
Turning Hanoi’s 100-year vision into urban reality
As Hanoi pursues a greener, smarter and more liveable future, Australian and Vietnamese experts highlighted international lessons and collaboration opportunities at a recent high-level roundtable.