Exhibition: “Stories of Getting Old” | Viet Nam
The exhibition “Stories of Getting Old”, at the Vietnamese Women’s Museum, aims to shorten the generation gap and foster respect for elderly people. Read More
The Best in Heritage 2016: ASEMUS interviews Nguyễn Thị Bích Vân
As part of the preparations for the international “The Best in Heritage 2016” conference, where she will take part, ASEMUS recently spoke to Nguyễn Thị Bích Vân, the Director of the Vietnamese Women’s Museum. Read More
Nguyễn Thị Bích Vân
Ms. Nguyễn Thị Bích Vân is the Director of the Vietnamese Women’s Museum, in Hanoi, an ASEMUS member. Read More
Nguyen Van Huyen Museum, Viet Nam
The Nguyen Van Huyen Museum, Hanoi, presents the life and career of Professor Nguyen Van Huyen, a Minister of Education of Viet Nam (1946-1975). Read More
11th Field School: Inclusive Cultural Leadership in Sustainable Development | Viet Nam
“Inclusive Cultural Leadership in Sustainable Development”, the 11th International Field School in Viet Nam, will be held from 30 November until 21 December Read More
“A great learning opportunity”: Museum Professionals in Viet Nam and Finland Recount Their Exchange
Beneficiaries of an ASEMUS Educational Exchange project in 2014 describe their experience. Read More
Call for Fellows / Call for Papers: ICME Conference 2015 | Viet Nam
The ICME Conference 2015, entitled “Museums and Communities: Diversity, Dialogue, Collaboration”, will be held in Hanoi, Viet Nam, 21-23 October. Read More
Call for Participation: World Heritage Young Experts Forum 2015 | Germany
The World Heritage Young Experts Forum 2015 will be held in Germany in June 2015, before the 39th session of the World Heritage Committee. Apply by 23 March. Read More
Vietnam Forest Museum, Viet Nam
The Vietnam Forest Museum stores and displays more than 14,000 plant specimens, 10,000 insect specimens and more than 500 animal specimens. The Museum carries out extensive educational activities. Read More
Sustainable Heritage Development International Field School | Viet Nam
Organised by the International Institute for the Inclusive Museum, this Field School will address how World Heritage sites, museums, cultural agencies, art institutions and heritage tourism can play a role in the transformation of local culture and economy. Read More
