International Women's Day 2023

RMIT proudly supports International Women’s Day (IWD), which is globally celebrated on 8 March each year.

This year’s UN Women’s theme, Cracking the Code: Innovation for a gender-equal future, highlights the role that innovative ideas, inclusive technologies, and accessible education can play in combatting the discrimination and marginalisation of women across the globe. 

Explore events and activities on campus and online on the day and learn how you can get involved. 

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SDG Research Seminar Series

RMIT Office for Research & Innovation will organise the SDS Research Seminar Series on International Women's Day, 8 March 2023. The event is open to RMIT staff and students. 

This is an opportunity for our RMIT community to engage in research topics related to the implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in Vietnam and what we as an RMIT community are doing to contribute. Attending the seminar there will be distinguished guests from the Vietnam Women’s Academy.

If you are on the RMIT Vietnam Saigon South campus, let’s join the event in person. Seats are limited so let’s register soon, otherwise, you can join the event via an online link.

If you are joining us from Hanoi, Danang or Melbourne, you can also register using the link below and you will be added to the online event.

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Photo booths on campus

On campus, you will see photo backdrops celebrating International Women's Day. Join the conversation on social media by posting your photos with hashtags #CrackingTheCode and #IWD2023.

Saigon South campus: 

  • Location: AB2 Lawn 
  • Date and time: 7 & 8 March, from 10am to 4pm

Hanoi campus:

  • Location: Level 5, Student Breakout Area
  • Date and time: 7 & 8 March, from 10:30am to 2:30pm

Women @RMIT Vietnam

Other ways to celebrate

Install the International Women's Day Teams background for your online meetings and classes.

RMIT Vietnam is proud to have strong women in leadership positions. 

𝗡𝗴𝗵𝗲 & 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲, produced by RMIT Vietnam, is a talk-show series pairing an identified leader with an RMIT student to connect informally over a quintessential Vietnamese activity while chatting about leadership. ‘Nghe’ is a Vietnamese word, that means listening. This reflects the concept of a conversation between two leaders unfolding in each episode. 

Learn more about the theme and events hosted by UN Women Australia.