I appreciate your visit.

I’m Duc Hoang, Research Fellow at RMIT University Vietnam, Director of the VIASM Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation, as well as an Academy Member of the Global Young Academy (2025-2030). Over the last decade, I have significantly contributed to the development of new educational policies through my work with Vietnamese government bodies and local and international NGOs. Furthermore, I triggered a free learning community for over 40,000 K–12 teachers. In those communities, a sizable number of social and educational initiatives have been established.

I’m also a Klingenstein Fellow at Teachers College, Columbia University; Fellow of UNESCO Chair on Technology and Engineering Education for Children and Youth; Grand Award Judge of Regeneron ISEF 2024, 2025; and Editorial Member of several journals (Higher Education, Skills and Work-based Learning; Learning Futures and Emerging Technologies; PLOS One; The Learning Organization; Journal of Comparative and International Higher Education; and Asian Education and Development Studies).

I have gained accolades as a game-changer in Vietnamese education from the Vietnam National Youth Union (2020, 2022), the Australia-Vietnam Leadership Dialogue, the British Council’s Global Future Leader (2021), HundrED.org (2021), and the Ministry of Education and Training (2022). Notably,  I have been featured as a solo case study, “Teacher of Teachers,” in a professional development course offered by the Right Question Institute and Harvard Graduate School of Education (from October 2023 and continuing).

Please reach out to me via duc [dot] hoang8 [at] rmit [dot] edu [dot] vn, or albus [at] hogwarts [dot] edu [dot] vn, if you would like to discuss anything that pertains to improving education.

Sincere greetings from Hoi An, Vietnam,

Albus Duc Hoang (PhD., CSML.)

Educator | Activist | Strategist