Dr. Nguyen Thi Van Anh is a Lecturer in Marketing at RMIT Vietnam whose research explores how people make decisions, learn, and develop capabilities in increasingly digital environments. Her work sits at the intersection of digital consumer behaviour, artificial intelligence, digital communication, and learning.
Dr. Van Anh has more than ten years of experience teaching and working in marketing, communications, public relations, and event management. She engaged in the launch, organization, and promotion of various projects in both commercial and non-profit sectors, such as the Vietnam Private Sector Forum and i.Angel.
Courses teach at RMIT: Digital Content Strategy, Digital Content Creation, Digital Marketing Communication, Social Media and Mobile Marketing, and Contemporary Issues in Digital Marketing.
Drawing on perspectives from marketing, psychology, and education, she investigates how individuals evaluate information, navigate digital experiences, and adapt to emerging technologies. Her research spans topics including omnichannel customer behaviour, AI-orchestrated learning, digital content strategy, and technology-enabled behavioural change.
Her research is united by an interest in understanding how digital technologies influence human judgement, behaviour, and capability development across different contexts. Through this work, she seeks to contribute to conversations on the opportunities and challenges that emerging technologies present for individuals, organisations, and society.
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