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[Research Contribution] Enhancing the Intention to Use Home Composting Bins Amidst Climate Change Driven by Food Waste in HCMC

[Research Contribution] Enhancing the Intention to Use Home Composting Bins Amidst Climate Change Driven by Food Waste in HCMC

29 Oct 2025

In the context of worsening climate change, food waste is a silent contributor to the exacerbation of greenhouse gas emissions. Ho Chi Minh City, with its high population density and rapid urbanization, is facing a large volume of inefficiently treated domestic waste, particularly organic waste. Therefore, according to a study by researchers from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH), at-source waste treatment using home composting bins emerges as a critical solution to reduce carbon footprints, contribute to sustainable development goals, and shift consumer behavior towards environmental friendliness.

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Scientific Seminar in Dong Thap: "Innovating Methods for Effective Resource Mobilization and Utilization to Develop Transportation Infrastructure in Dong Thap, Adapting to Climate Change"

Scientific Seminar in Dong Thap: "Innovating Methods for Effective Resource Mobilization and Utilization to Develop Transportation Infrastructure in Dong Thap, Adapting to Climate Change"

14 Oct 2025

On the morning of October 9, 2025, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH), in collaboration with the Dong Thap Provincial Department of Construction, organized a scientific seminar on the theme "Innovating Methods for Effective Resource Mobilization and Utilization to Develop Transportation Infrastructure in Dong Thap, Adapting to Climate Change: Current Situation and Recommendations". This seminar is part of a national-level research project led by UEH, aiming to connect academic research with the practical development needs of localities.

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[Research Contribution] When Universities Go Green: How Authenticity and Stereotypes Shape Student Relationships

[Research Contribution] When Universities Go Green: How Authenticity and Stereotypes Shape Student Relationships

25 Sep 2025

In a global context facing environmental crises and an urgent need for sustainable development, universities, as centers of education and knowledge dissemination, cannot remain outside the "greening" trend. Building a university brand image that is environmentally friendly is not only a social responsibility, but has also become an important strategy to attract students and enhance competitiveness in the field of higher education. In that context, a research team from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) conducted the study "When University Brands Go 'Green': The Role of Authenticity and Stereotypes in Building Relationships with Students" to analyze how factors such as authenticity and green brand stereotypes influence students' trust, brand love, and brand identification when choosing a university.

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[Research Contribution] The first step towards significant change - Researching the factors influencing Vietnamese consumers' behavior and perception regarding the use of cloth bags instead of plastic bags

[Research Contribution] The first step towards significant change - Researching the factors influencing Vietnamese consumers' behavior and perception regarding the use of cloth bags instead of plastic bags

23 Jun 2025

In the face of the increasingly serious challenge of plastic waste pollution, many countries are striving to promote green consumption trends, among which replacing plastic bags with cloth bags has become a practical and meaningful choice. In line with that spirit, a group of students from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) conducted a study to further explore the awareness and green consumption behavior in Vietnam, focusing on fabric bags. The research not only analyzes the relationship between demographic factors and consumer behavior but also forecasts the trend towards sustainable choices in the future. The expected results will contribute additional practical data to the process of developing sustainable consumption policies and jointly protecting the environment.

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[Research Contribution] Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Towards a Green Lifestyle: Evidence from the Implementation of a Mobile Application for Waste Separation at Source in Ho Chi Minh City

[Research Contribution] Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Towards a Green Lifestyle: Evidence from the Implementation of a Mobile Application for Waste Separation at Source in Ho Chi Minh City

06 Jun 2025

Amid the hustle and bustle of the city, where thousands of tons of waste are generated daily, smart trash bins quietly perform their duties—not just storing waste, but also “understanding” it. A single photo, a few seconds of processing, and the user instantly knows where to properly dispose of a milk carton. What once seemed like science fiction is gradually becoming reality thanks to the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI). And Ho Chi Minh City, with its vibrant pace of life and urgent waste management challenges, is serving as a testing ground for this journey toward a greener future.

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30th Anniversary Celebration Program of the Vietnam National Union of Students – University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City: “Steadfast Progress – Reaching Further”

30th Anniversary Celebration Program of the Vietnam National Union of Students – University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City: “Steadfast Progress – Reaching Further”

20 May 2025

To commemorate a significant milestone in the development of the UEH Student Union, the 30th Anniversary Celebration of the Vietnam National Union of Students – University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (May 18, 1995 – May 18, 2025) was successfully held on May 18, 2025 at Hall B1.302, UEH – 279 Nguyen Tri Phuong. This occasion provided an opportunity for the UEH Student Union to express gratitude to the University’s esteemed leaders and generations of UEH Union and Association officials, while also marking the beginning of a new journey to further uphold the proud and noble traditions of the Union.

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