The Digi:Đổi Consortium

Funded by the British Council Vietnam, The Digi:Đổi Consortium is an innovative global network to deliver a future-proofed, scalable digital transformation hub in Vietnam underpinned by digital inclusion, wellbeing, and net-zero.

“The Digi:Đổi Consortium represents the strong values for student-focus, inclusion, community and courage. This is a perfect example of a collaboration that prepares us for a digital future that is already here and I would encourage more partners to come forward to be part of this revolutionary consortium.”

LJMU Vice-Chancellor Professor Mark Power

The Digi:Đổi Consortium ("đổi” meaning transformation in Vietnamese) is co-creating a new national strategic roadmap, training, mentoring and ongoing networks and resources to drive mutual digital transformation in universities across Vietnam and the UK. The consortium is part of the British Council’s ‘Going Global Partnerships’ scheme, which means collaboration and co-creation for mutual benefit is driving impact.

The Digi:Đổi Consortium, launched during the British Council’s special 30th anniversary of working in Vietnam in 2023, combines a diversity of thought leaders and innovators in digital transformation in the UK, Vietnam, and Asian countries including:

  • Liverpool John Moores University – celebrating its 200th anniversary, LJMU contributes expertise in combining wellbeing, inclusion and net-zero at strategic levels, experience in Collaborative Online Intercultural Learning, and networks for practitioner research and mentoring through The Association of Learning Technologists.
  • Jisc – the digital agency of the UK, Jisc contributes 30 years of thought leadership with tools, frameworks and insights at a national level.
  • The Open University UK – contributes more than 50+ years of expertise in delivering distance and digital learning underpinned by inclusivity.
  • The Association of Vietnamese Universities and College - contributes extensive university leadership expertise and a 270+ strong network of universities across Vietnam.
  • DLCorp – a digital solutions and library company with a strong social impact presence across Vietnam and in Asian countries.
  • The Institute of Technology Sepuluh Nopember (Indonesia) and other educational and technology experts in the ASEAN University Network (AUN), will help showcase the digital learning and teaching applications and innovations across ASEAN countries.

  • Launch of the Digi Doi Consortium in Hue City Vietnam with the Ministry of Education and Training and The British Council Vietnam.

  • Open discussion session between the British Council Vietnam, Professor Tony Wall from LJMU, and national discussants.

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UK leaders, professional services staff, and academics wanting to benefit from collaborative opportunities for digital teaching and learning projects, ongoing reciprocal mentoring, and practitioner research can log their Expression of Interest using the Expression of Interest form.

Logos for all of the Digi Doi Consortium partners.