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UEH Participates in the 2026 Ho Chi Minh City - Oregon State (USA) Economic Cooperation Forum

UEH Participates in the 2026 Ho Chi Minh City - Oregon State (USA) Economic Cooperation Forum

08 Apr 2026

On April 2, 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) participated in the 2026 Ho Chi Minh City - Oregon State (USA) Economic Cooperation Forum, further affirming the role of universities in connecting knowledge with practice and promoting multilateral cooperation for sustainable development.

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Registration open: International Workshop – Sustaining Zero-Waste Environment

Registration open: International Workshop – Sustaining Zero-Waste Environment

30 Mar 2026

Application deadline: March 30, 2026 Available slots: 10 - 15 students Application form: https://forms.gle/V9U1xKo1o4CxvsqU8 

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[UEH 50] Traditional Camp UEH Youth Festival 2026: Unleashing Energy with a Series of Special Activities

[UEH 50] Traditional Camp UEH Youth Festival 2026: Unleashing Energy with a Series of Special Activities

27 Mar 2026

The Traditional Camp commemorating the 95th anniversary of the founding of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union, towards the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) – UEH Youth Festival 2026, took place successfully over two days, March 21 and 22, 2026. With nearly 20 activities deployed across 5 experiential clusters, focusing on the commemoration program and music night, the event created a vibrant connection space, strongly spreading the spirit of UEH youth.

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[Research Contribution] The influence of greenwashing on green purchasing intentions in the electric motorbike sector: the mediating role of green brand trust and green word-of-mouth of GenZ

[Research Contribution] The influence of greenwashing on green purchasing intentions in the electric motorbike sector: the mediating role of green brand trust and green word-of-mouth of GenZ

04 Mar 2026

Amid the wave of electric motorcycles spreading green across Vietnamese urban areas, not every "environmentally friendly" message is truly green as it is portrayed. When flashy advertisements overshadow true value, consumer trust, especially among Gen Z, has begun to waver, leading to changes in how they consider, share, and make purchasing decisions. So, how is "greenwashing" affecting the intention to buy electric motorcycles? Do green brand trust and green word-of-mouth still have enough power to persuade young people in this context?

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[Contribution Research] Factors influencing sustainable behavior in the sharing economy: The case of bicycle sharing in Vietnam

[Contribution Research] Factors influencing sustainable behavior in the sharing economy: The case of bicycle sharing in Vietnam

02 Feb 2026

As shared economy services become increasingly prevalent in Vietnamese urban life, public bicycles are not only a green transportation option but also reflect users' sustainable consciousness. From very ordinary behaviors – such as how people park, use, and maintain shared vehicles – a group of students from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) conducted research to explain what is driving or hindering sustainable behavior in public bicycle services in Vietnam.

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[Contribution Research] The affection of gamification’s factors towards pro-environmental behavior of university students: A future direction for integrating gamification in green campus

[Contribution Research] The affection of gamification’s factors towards pro-environmental behavior of university students: A future direction for integrating gamification in green campus

26 Jan 2026

As the journey to build a "Green University" doesn't stop at awareness but needs to be nurtured by daily action, the question arises: how can students truly take the initiative to live green? From that concern, a group of students from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) chose gamification as a new approach to explore the potential of turning environmental knowledge into sustainable behavior for today's young people.

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