Media releases and expert comments

With coherent and credible communication, medical tourism can become a powerful expression of Vietnam’s national soft power and a lucrative revenue stream.

Studies show women are still underrepresented in AI labs and less likely to use AI at work. Two RMIT Vietnam academics explain why those gaps matter and how we can flip AI into a force for equity.

Associate Professor Catherine Earl (RMIT Vietnam) shares her insights on Vietnam’s plan to extend paid maternity leave to seven months for second births from July 2026, noting it is a positive step but not enough on its own.

Just in time for International Women's Day, a new bilingual publication from RMIT Vietnam reveals how memes help Gen Z express their feelings about gender in a way that feels light-hearted and relatable.

RMIT Vietnam has been named the Global Public Relations Academic or Educational Institution of the Year 2025 by the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management.

RMIT University Vietnam students started 2026 strong with top honours at major creative competitions in Singapore and the UK, once again spotlighting the strength of Vietnamese creativity on the world stage.

The explosive growth of affiliate marketing across social media and e-commerce platforms is exposing significant legal and ethical risks, according to experts from RMIT Vietnam.

Under the MoU, both parties will collaborate to enhance Vietnam’s enterprise competitiveness and national branding efforts in domestic and international markets.