05 Aug 2026
As part of UEH Family Fair 2026: Embracing Wellbeing Home, the Happy Journey brought the UEH family community a series of engaging experiences across four themed stations: Healthy Body, Happy Meal, Focus & Resilience, and Flourish. Each station represented a unique touchpoint in the journey of nurturing the body, mind, and spirit, enabling families to stay active, care for their well-being, strengthen mental wellness, and deepen family connections within the UEH Wellbeing - Flourishing University ecosystem.
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05 Jul 2026
On July 4-5, 2026, the UEH Family Fair 2026: Embracing Wellbeing Home took place at the UEH Nguyen Van Linh Campus. As one of 22 key activities commemorating UEH's 50th anniversary, the event marked the official launch of the UEH Wellbeing - Flourishing University series, a comprehensive happy university environment. The event attracted nearly 1,000 staff, employees, and their family members, spreading the message that each family's happiness is a core value building a sustainable ONE UEH.
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04 Jul 2026
- Time: 12:30 PM - 9:00 PM, Saturday, July 4, 2026 - Venue: UEH Nguyen Van Linh Campus
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03 Jul 2026
As part of the UEH Family Fair 2026 (July 4-5, 2026), Commemorative Emblems will be presented to staff and employees who have made sustained contributions to the development journey of the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH). This meaningful activity helps spread a culture of gratitude, fosters a spirit of unity, and reinforces the core values of UEH Wellbeing - Flourishing University - A university with a comprehensive happy environment.
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02 Jul 2026
On July 4-5, 2026, the UEH community of faculty and staff members, together with their families, will embark on a meaningful journey at UEH Family Fair 2026: Embracing Wellbeing Home. To help every family prepare for this special occasion, the Organizing Committee has officially released the UEH Family Fair 2026 Handbook.
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30 Jun 2026
In the context of social robots being increasingly applied in education, healthcare, and services, the ability to communicate emotionally is becoming a decisive factor in building trust between humans and machines. Research by a team of authors from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) has proposed a model combining Fuzzy C-Means (FCM), a Fuzzy Inference System (FIS), and Vietnamese anthropometric data to help robots recognize, interpret, and express emotions more naturally. The research results show that the system achieves up to 96% accuracy in identifying emotional states and 97% accuracy in controlling robot facial expressions, opening up prospects for developing generations of social robots with a distinct Vietnamese character
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