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While global fashion brands dominate the spotlight, Vietnam’s micro and small enterprises are quietly building an ecosystem rooted in sustainability, cultural heritage and community innovation.

According to Dr Erhan Atay, Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Management at RMIT Vietnam, outdated management styles are slowing Vietnamese companies down. To stay competitive, they must shift from control to trust.

Over 600 experts joined a national conference organised by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET), marking a key step in building future-ready digital skills across Vietnam’s higher education system.

Logistics and supply chain management experts share practical advice for businesses and consumers to combat the rise in counterfeit goods – an issue that continues to stir public concern.

As Vietnam’s tourism and hospitality industry rebounds and diversifies, RMIT experts warn that a growing skills gap may stall progress if workforce development does not keep pace with rising demand.

Vietnam’s preliminary trade deal with the US helps the country avoid a steep 46 per cent tariff, but ushers in a new era of higher costs, forcing businesses to restructure and adapt.

The Ministry of Education and Training has cooperated with RMIT 91tv Vietnam to launch a nationwide training program on AI for educators and education administrators.

RMIT Vietnam is pleased to welcome Professor Scott Thompson-Whiteside as its new Pro Vice-Chancellor and General Director, as the 91tv reflects on its 25 years of learning, growth, and community impact in Vietnam.

RMIT senior lecturer and crypto expert Dr Jeff Nijsse explains why Vietnam’s first-ever Law of Digital Technology Industry has set a new course for the digital economy.

Vietnam’s national high school exam is a critical step toward university admission, but questions remain about how accurately it reflects students’ true abilities and prepares them for future challenges beyond the classroom.

Vietnam is approaching a critical crossroads: transform through innovation or risk being stuck in the middle-income trap for decades to come.

As Vietnam accelerates its net-zero ambitions, new research reveals that corporate board connections may hinder - rather than help - ESG outcomes.

As Vietnam honours Family Day, a quiet truth emerges: parental care and warmth can potentially protect teenagers from mental health problems.

Gen Z is bringing a bold new mindset to the workplace and challenging traditional management along the way.

Food safety is a sensitive topic. How should Vietnamese businesses respond to restore and maintain consumer trust?