04 Oct, 2023
With the goal of not only training and developing a high-quality workforce, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) also plays a vital role in preserving and promoting the cultural and historical values of the community. UEH has opened numerous spaces where people can experience the university’s architectural works, natural landscapes, and traditional as well as innovative spaces.
The UEH E-History Room is a high-tech space with modern technology, including touchscreens, holograms, and an interactive sound and lighting system. Visitors can freely explore and learn about UEH’s history, traditions, and development directions. The E-History space is divided into three main areas:
The UEH E-History Digital Heritage Room is an ideal destination for those who are passionate about exploring the history and traditional values of UEH through various periods
In partnership with Papa Maker, UEH regularly holds short training courses and workshops, providing students with opportunities to develop their creativity and critical thinking skills.
UEH MakerSpace
In 2023, alongside serving students, staff, and experts, UEH has generously shared its halls free of charge with partners for community-focused events. For example, UEH supports Tuoi Tre Newspaper by lending the A.116 hall for the career guidance program "Accompanying Children to School" and the "Wings of Dream" talk show, which promotes sustainable entrepreneurship and fosters creativity among students.
Furthermore, UEH offers creative and development spaces for organizations and individuals finding places for events, training sessions, meetings, and conferences at affordable rates, providing a high-quality experience in central Ho Chi Minh City locations. The 2023 “Creative and Development Space Sharing” initiative organized 27 hall and meeting room rentals at the A, B, N, and V campuses for various partners, including Like Lion Co., ILACS, ISB, An Binh Bank, ACCA's HCMC office, Yaho Lab Co., Misa JSC, P2P Media Co., and other clients.
In addition, after comprehensive renovations, the Vinh Long Branch has emerged as a learning and innovation hub, with modern facilities like smart classrooms, a digital library, and co-working spaces. The Mekong Delta Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (MCIE) at the branch is also open to the public, inviting participation in forums, workshops, and networking with the local startup community. This strategic move strengthens UEH's mission to disseminate knowledge and support the development of the Mekong Delta region.
Spacious Co-Working Spaces for Creative Inspiration
The open, airy co-working spaces at UEH are designed to inspire creativity, making them ideal for startups and innovators. With a commitment to connecting with the community, UEH’s decision to open these cultural and creative spaces reflects the university’s support for innovative development and cultural preservation UEH invites everyone interested in culture, technology, and education to explore and experience its diverse spaces. This initiative reinforces the university’s dedication to fostering a collaborative and enriching environment for all.