RMIT University Vietnam has awarded 110 scholarships with a value of 32 billion VND ($1.3 million) to prospective and current students at recent scholarship awards ceremonies at its Saigon South and Hanoi campuses.
When Chi Vu received a call for a job opening from Google, she was ecstatic but hesitant. After all, she did not get the last two roles she applied for at the company. “Am I smart enough for Google?” she wondered.
More than 400 students, industry experts and advisors from around the world congregated at RMIT Vietnam’s Saigon South campus to facilitate, brainstorm and share ideas on innovation in Ho Chi Minh City.
Three groups of RMIT Vietnam students recently took part in a project which allowed them to raise awareness of sustainability issues while also enhancing their soft skills.
Sans Forgetica, a new font developed by RMIT researchers and academics from different disciplines, could help people remember more of what they read.
RMIT has risen eight places in the prestigious Times Higher Education World University Rankings released last week.
Blockchain holds great potential to enable Vietnam to become a bigger part of the global trading network and advance the country’s national branding, especially in agriculture, said economists from the RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub.
Innove partners with RMIT University Vietnam to cultivate Vietnam’s next generation of digitally capable engineers for Industry 4.0.