Digitizing Vietnam is a new inter-institutional hub dedicated to expanding the digital and AI frontiers of Vietnamese Studies, through novel digital collections, innovative research hubs focused on digital and AI tools of analysis, a pedagogical archive for teaching Vietnam at all levels, and an outreach portal to share knowledge on all aspects of Vietnam with the general public.
Explore a range of free-access digitized collections focused on various aspects of premodern, modern, and contemporary Vietnam.
Explore, create, or contribute to an innovative research hub, each organized around a scholarly topic or theme. Hubs include curated collections, resources, and cutting-edge digital tools designed by our scholarly community to conduct research using digital, computational, and experimental AI methods.
Discover and teach Vietnam Studies with impact. Explore curated syllabi, lesson plans, and multimedia resources designed to support innovative and inclusive learning experiences.
Our outreach initiatives aim to bridge academic research with broader communities through diverse resources, including podcasts, video lessons, curated primary materials, and featured interviews with a diversity of scholars on Vietnam.
Digitizing Vietnam is an inter-institutional hub aimed at harnessing the power of digital humanities and AI for the advancement of all aspects of Vietnamese Studies. Funded by the Henry Luce Foundation and housed within Columbia University’s Vietnamese Studies Program, Digitizing Vietnam partners with Fulbright University of Vietnam to press forward the boundaries of Vietnamese Studies, through innovative new digital collections, research hubs focused on development of new digital humanities tools and bibliographic resources, a pedagogical archive for the teaching of Vietnam, and an outreach portal for bringing knowledge of Vietnam to ever wider audiences.



