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RMIT alumnus and academic Angela Ngan Nguyen shares how a leap of faith led to a lifelong career in education and impact. From Vietnam to Australia and back, her story inspires students to embrace uncertainty and lead with heart in this Ho Chi Minh City episode of How My Journey Started.

RMIT alumnus Lisa Rice-Duek reflects on her journey from nursing in Vietnam, the founding of FV Hospital to leading digital health initiatives overseas. In How My Journey Started, she shares how reinvention, resilience, and community shaped her career across continents.

The Paris episode of How My Journey Started 2025 features RMIT alumnus and marketing professional Huyen Le in a personal and inspiring conversation about risk, reinvention, and becoming the version of yourself you're proud to be.

The London episode of How My Journey Started 2025 features RMIT alumnus and Global People COO at KPMG International Paul Huynh in a heartfelt conversation on authenticity, impact, and embracing uncertainty.

Tune in and join the RMIT Class of 2023's Gia Han as she unveils the triumphs and lessons from her journey as a freelancer and working remotely for a New York-based startup since graduation.

What about resilience that has been so crucial to Hong An since graduating from RMIT Vietnam in 2019, and how has she been navigating her journey while getting an MBA and finding a job abroad? Tune in and find out.

Contract cheating is not the shortcut you think it is. Discover the warning signs of contract cheating services, strategies to manage academic pressure, and the importance of seeking help from university support services.

Teamwork is key, but crossing into collusion can jeopardise your academic success. This episode will discover the differences between them, along with tips on how to collaborate ethically and excel with confidence.

Any student can encounter plagiarism, but understanding how to prevent it is the first step toward academic success. Equip yourself with the tools and mindset to succeed with the right approach.

Join Assoc Prof Seng, RMIT Vietnam Dean of Students, and Ngoc in their insightful discussion on navigating multicultural and international settings for effective leadership during their visit to RMIT Melbourne.

“Putting yourself in different contexts lets you explore facets of yourself that you else wouldn’t explore” - Follow Ms Duong Hong Loan, RMIT Vietnam’s former Director, Strategy and External Relations, Government Affairs, and Yasmine Weinhold, an international student from Germany, on their exploration of Hanoi’s Tet traditions and insightful discussions on adapting into different environments.

“I have many strong women in my life, and they’re my mentors and inspiration.” - Join Professor Clair Macken, RMIT Vietnam Pro Vice Chancellor, and Rina as they reflect on the multidimensions of women's leadership on a very special occasion - Vietnamese Women’s Day.

“Life is all about purpose, [...] and most purposes are about what we can do for other people.” - Join Professor Alec Cameron, RMIT Vice-Chancellor and President, and Minh for a reflective, cultural treat: having an insightful leader-to-leader talk over street-style Vietnamese coffee.