UEH Advances Sustainable Development Goals through Global Data Collaboration and NGO Partnerships
30 Nov 2023
The University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) is advancing sustainable development goals (SDGs) through diverse global partnerships and impactful initiatives. Highlights include EfD Vietnam’s research on climate-related risks in fish farming, HAPRI’s international conference on food loss in the Mekong River Basin, and collaborations with NGOs on projects like the Zero Waste Campus. Additionally, the UEH Institute of Innovation (UII) supports sustainable startup ideas and organizations. These are just a few examples of UEH’s broad commitment to sustainability, education, and global collaboration.
Read MoreUEH’s Participation in Regional Interdisciplinary Dialogue to Promote Sustainable Development Goals
30 Nov 2023
In 2023, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) organized numerous workshops, forums, and interdisciplinary dialogues on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) hosted by government and regional NGOs. These engagements provided UEH the opportunity to connect and collaborate with regional partners, sharing solutions and innovations to foster sustainable development and contribute to achieving the SDGs amidst Vietnam's dynamic development and integration efforts.
Read MoreKnowledge Transfer Programs for Farmers and Food Producers
30 Nov 2023
In 2023, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) initiated a series of programs, seminars, and partnerships to facilitate knowledge sharing and transfer for farmers and food producers, promoting sustainable community development.
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Promoting Learner Autonomy in English Language Learning (Part 2)
29 Nov 2023
The idea of student autonomy has gained significant traction in the modern era with the introduction of eLearning on LMS, particularly during the Covid-19 pandemic when educational institutions must switch to online learning. The development of learner autonomy strategies would be beneficial in an EFL environment like Vietnam where students depend heavily on teachers.
Read MoreUEH Expands Short-term Training Programs to Enhance Skills and Disseminate Knowledge to the Community
28 Nov 2023
With the aim of "Connecting Communities - Disseminating Knowledge" and fostering high-quality human resources, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) is actively organizing short-term training programs, workshops, and professional development courses for a diverse range of participants. These programs create learning opportunities and help enhance expertise across various fields.
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"Australian" learning experience for UEH students
28 Nov 2023
On November 6, 2023, a class session entitled "Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Innovation" presented by Dr. Paul Finn from the University of Sydney was held with the participation of 35 students majoring in International Business and Logistics Supply Chain Management. This was an activity within the framework of the educational cooperation agreement between the University of Sydney and the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH).
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Highlights of the November journey at UEH English Zone
28 Nov 2023
Preparing to bid farewell to this year, let's take a moment with English Zone to look back at those thrilling activities which took place in the past month. November, the transition period of the new year, has provided us numerous opportunities to learn, connect and celebrate good values through EZ Talks and Boardgames, as well as other inspiring Club activities at B2 English Zone.
Read MoreUEH's Unwavering Efforts to Provide Free Learning Resources to the Community
27 Nov 2023
For nearly 50 years, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) has embraced its mission as a multi-disciplinary, sustainable institution dedicated to serving the community. Among its many contributions, UEH has continuously worked to provide free learning resources through a series of impactful initiatives.
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Cultural Appropriation, how is it in Vietnam?
27 Nov 2023
In the current age of technology, some people may adopt a style from another culture without hesitation, yet the group from whom the style came may have had historical events that render the person's behavior insensitive to the group's experiences, both past and present. The phrase "Cultural Appropriation" has since been discussed more in international forums. Let's find out through this article with the Department of Student Affairs (DSA).
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