Training courses on: Environmental and Social Impact Assessment; Involuntary resettlement; Principles of environmental impact assessment review
The Learning Center is offering training courses (in English) in June and July in Hanoi: Environmental and Social Impact Assessment; Involuntary Resettlement; Principles of Environmental Impact Assessment Review.
International Executive Master Program in Hospitality Management (EMHM) 2018!
The Program Intake 2018 in Hochiminh City will be opened on March 2018….
Scholarship program on DPP program 2018!
The DPP lasts 2 full-time months and 4 part-time months at the participants’ place of work. To apply, candidates should be currently working for …….
Enrollment of 14th iEMBA in Hochiminh City from June 2018
Are you interested in this iEMBA program? Please click here for detailed information.
Regional Capacity Development on Environment Safeguards
The overall objective of the training course is to build capacity for staffers in the project implementation units (PIUs) of infrastructure development projects who are responsible for environmental safeguards.
Opening the 18th entry of iEMBA program in Hanoi, Vietnam
The Ceremony was organized at Daewoo Hotel on 06 October 2017 with participation of students and many invited guests.
Training conference on “Sustainable Public Procurement and Ecolabelling” to promote Sustainable Products Consumption and Production in Vietnam
Training conference was organized by Vietnam Environmental Administration (VEA) under Vietnam Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment in collaboration with AIT-VN.
GO-VN completed training of 20 auditors for full deployment
Green Office Vietnam project (GO-VN) successfully implemented training of 20 GO auditors and introduction of GO assessment toolkit.
AIT’s new batch is a unique global microcosm
Ever since its inception in 1959, the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) has been a microcosm of the entire world……
126th graduation of the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT)
“Graduates are the true measure of the quality of a university” (addressed by Prof. David Carmichael)