The latest news and research from the University of Sydney Vietnam Institute
The University of Sydney Vietnam is leading the fight against this serious infectious disease through collaboration with the National Tuberculosis Program in Vietnam.
The University of Sydney Vietnam Institute seeks to cultivate talent, bridge the arts and music, and foster multidisciplinary cultural research.
The Vaccination Communication Handbook for Vaccine Champions was developed predominantly for healthcare workers, village healthcare workers, and community members involved in vaccination communication at the commune level.
The University of Sydney welcomed His Excellency Pham Hung Tam, the Vietnam Ambassador to Australia, who toured the University's Nanoscience Hub and discussed the University's engagement in Southeast Asia.
The University of Sydney, in collaboration with Vietnamese partners, is conducting research to reduce pesticide dependency, aiming for a more sustainable agriculture.
The University of Sydney has officially launched the University of Sydney Vietnam Institute, a non-profit social enterprise wholly owned by the University of Sydney.
A recent Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee delegation visit to the University of Sydney has demonstrated commitments to advance research in the areas of health care and global decarbonisation.