Abstract Is it possible to gain knowledge about the real world based solely on experiences in virtual reality? According to one influential theory of knowledge, you cannot. Robert Nozick’s truth-tracking theory requires that, in addition to a belief being true, it must also be sensitive to the truth. Yet beliefs formed in virtual reality are […]

Abstract This paper reveals the evolution in teaching and learning in Vietnam in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. Like many countries in the world, Vietnam suffered from this global crisis in many senses. The common problem is that the unexpected impact of Covid-19 led to the ill-prepared situation in teaching-learning strategies. The authors would […]

Abstract This study investigates the chain effect of customer value co-creation behaviour on the customerization capability and service capability of service firms and, ultimately, customer perceived value. The study evaluates the moderating roles of the level of technologization and relationship marketing orientation in the relationship between customer value co-creation behaviour and the capabilities of firms. […]

Given the scale of the first cohort of 230 students, the current student-to-faculty ratios at VinUniversity is 6:1 which is an ideal ratio being maintained by many of the world’s leading universities. This advantage has enabled VinUniversity students to easily access more opportunities for orientation, support and advising from various Professors and faculty members towards […]

Medical education in Vietnam is undergoing an exciting period of growth and change. With an increasing demand for medical practitioners to meet the workforce needs of the country, student enrolment numbers continue to climb. To ensure quality of medical graduates – as well as medical education quality improvement – recognition both nationally and internationally, through […]

With the extensive scope of the global crisis due to COVID 19, are pre-pandemic industry trend projections still helpful in guiding future academic research and managerial actions? Dr. Sunmee Choi – Dean, Professor of College of Business Management, VinUniversity and her research team from Fordham University, Florida State University, St. John’s University, Florida Atlantic University […]

TSE (Tourism Social Entrepreneurship) has been highlighted as a factor in community social and environmental development (Florin & Schmidt, 2011). It aids disadvantaged stakeholders by ensuring financial stability while also enhancing tourism social/cultural and environmental benefits. However, not much has been written on how social entrepreneurs come up with these novel social solutions. In this context, a case […]

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has proven to be a highly reliable diagnostic technique for meniscal injuries. MRIs are expensive and can be cost prohibitive for many patients. Now  Dr. Tran Trung Dung of VinUniversity and his colleagues at Viet Duc Hospital (Hanoi) conducted a case series report to prove that that combining separate clinical tests into a single composite one can have a diagnostic value that is comparable to MRI scans. This could […]

In Australia, youth from racial and language minority background might become young parents without their willingness and adequate preparation to enter parenthood, more so than those from the general population. Many of these unwanted pregnancies presumably resulted from a lack of knowledge on contraception use or access to reproductive health support services (Dune, Astell-Burt et […]

Earlier this year, 2021, a team of scientists led by Dr. Dung Tran Trung, PhD, MD, from the College of Health Science, VinUniversity successfully carried out the first pelvic replacement using 3D-printed technology in patient with bone cancer in Vietnam, with excellent results resulting in near full mobility for the patient.   In an article published in Annals of Medicine and Surgery, Dr. Dung and his team describe the case study of a 57-year-old man with […]