29 Sep 2023
3R practices refer to three commonly used terms regarding waste reduction practices: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle in which Reduce is to reduce the amount of waste each individual creates; Reuse: find a way to reuse waste, not throw it away; Recycle: find new ways to use waste to create new products for life. With the message "Time for Go Green" of 2023, UEH wants to spread the habit of green life that is good for health and the environment to UEHers.
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06 Sep 2023
Waste classification at UEH Go Green Station is one of the important activities within the UEH Green Campus Project 2023. According to this activity, any UEHers or visitors entering and leaving UEH need to comply with the principles of waste classification model 3 or model 7 located at UEH Campuses and Vinh Long Campus. Let’s learn how to classify waste at UEH Go Green Station.
Read More17 May 2023
In two days, May 10 and 11, 2023, University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) organized a series of Green Day activities with the theme "GreenLife" under the project "UEH Green Campus 2023". These activities aim to inspire and motivate students in particular and the community of participants in general in building a green lifestyle and sustainable learning, especially the right awareness of garbage classification.
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31 Mar 2023
Consumers today have the opportunity to access more information thanks to the development of the Internet, so their decision-making process to buy products is also becoming more and more rigorous...
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01 Sep 2026
During Week 4 of August 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) continued to record a series of notable international publications, highlighting the growing convergence of technology, economics, management, and social issues.
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27 Aug 2026
In Week 3 – August 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) continued to record a series of notable international publications, reflecting its expanding interdisciplinary research capacity amid the global acceleration of the “Twin Transition” – digitalization and greening. This week’s publications demonstrate the ability to effectively connect technology, economics, management, consumer behavior, and sustainable development, while extending the scope of research from individuals and businesses to systems and public policy.
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