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University of Sydney strengthens health collaborations in Vietnam
Professor Annemarie Hennessy, Deputy Executive Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney (USYD), recently concluded a productive trip to Vietnam, focusing on bolstering collaborative partnerships in the health sector.
Farewells Ambassador Andrew Goledzinowski and Welcomes Ambassador-Designate Gillian Bird
Strengthening Research and Partnerships Across Vietnam
Inspiring Minds: Professor James Der Derian on Security & Technology
Professor James Der Derian: Bridging Global Security and Emerging Technologies at ASEAN FUTURE FORUM 2025 and Inspiring Minds at Sydney Vietnam Institute.
SAPPHIRE: Tackling antibiotic resistance, from farm to fork
This collaboration, conducted through the ongoing SAPPHIRE project, aims to pave the way for clean food and improved public health.
Enhancing Research Capacity: Grant Application Skills Workshop at HCMC University of Culture
Ho Chi Minh City, February 13, 2025 – Ho Chi Minh City University of Culture hosted a workshop on research grant application skills, co-led by Associate Professor Jane Gavan and Dr. Pham Lan Huong, lecturers at Ho Chi Minh City University of Culture.
Hanoi Medical University and University of Sydney honor outstanding academics, strengthening bilateral research collaboration
Hanoi Medical University (HMU) and the University of Sydney Vietnam Institute (SVI) today celebrated the achievements of two distinguished academics, Associate Professor Justin Beardsley and Associate Professor Vu Van Giap. Their recognition highlights the deepening partnership between Australia and Vietnam in medical research and education.
VQUIN Trial - A Breakthrough in Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis Prevention
The University of Sydney Vietnam Institute and the fight against tuberculosis
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 aims to advance cultural research
The University of Sydney Vietnam Institute seeks to cultivate talent, bridge the arts and music, and foster multidisciplinary cultural research.