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RMIT has over 20 years of presence in Vietnam and we pride ourselves on the delivery of high-impact research that maintains international standards of research ethics and integrity. RMIT Vietnam’s experts, in collaboration with trusted partners from industry and the government and not-for-profit sectors, continually strive for research impact that benefits the people of Vietnam and the ASEAN region. 

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RMIT Vietnam research stories

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Social entrepreneurship key to Southeast Asia's sustainable future
Business and management
Icon / Small / CalendarCreated with Sketch. 23 Oct 2026

As Southeast Asia pursues a more sustainable future, social entrepreneurship is emerging as a powerful catalyst for addressing the region's most pressing social and environmental challenges.

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How earthworms could keep old clothes out of landfill
Communication and design
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What if your old clothes could help grow new life? RMIT University research shows earthworms could play an unexpected role in turning textile waste into nutrient-rich compost.

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Vietnam's tiny yeasts show big promise for sustainable edible oils
Science and technology
Icon / Small / CalendarCreated with Sketch. 20 Oct 2026

What do sugarcane bagasse, pickled mustard greens and salted anchovies have in common? They have helped RMIT researchers discover promising oil-producing yeasts.

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Can AI truly forget, or does it just pretend to?
Science and technology
Icon / Small / CalendarCreated with Sketch. 16 Oct 2026

Amidst rising AI adoption in Vietnam, research from RMIT University reveals that systems may appear to forget sensitive data but can still recover it under pressure, raising urgent questions for data privacy.

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