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[Research Contribution] Organizing Information for Strategic Management Accounting Reports on the Platform of the Accounting Information System
10 Sep 2026
In a context where enterprises are increasingly focusing on long-term strategy and sustainable development, strategic management accounting plays an important role in providing information for planning and decision-making. From this perspective, a research team from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) has studied how information is organized, integrated, and processed on the platform of the accounting information system; thereby proposing orientations to improve the quality of strategic management accounting reports, providing information that is long-term in nature, broad in scope, and better suited to managers' strategic decision-making needs.
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[Research Contribution] Vietnam: From the Aspiration for Independence to the Aspiration for Prosperity
04 Sep 2026
In August 1945, the Vietnamese nation rose up to claim self-determination through two sacred values: Independence and Freedom. Eighty-one years later, with forty years of Doi Moi (Renovation), our nation has traveled a long journey - from a centrally planned, subsidy-based economy to the aspiration of building a prosperous and powerful Vietnam.
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[Research Contribution] Sustainable Tourism Begins with Residents – Part 2: From Community Support to Destination Governance
27 Aug 2026
When empowerment, happiness, social responsibility, and place attachment can drive residents to support sustainable tourism, the next question is how to translate these drivers into practical action. Drawing from a survey of 686 residents working in or providing tourism-related services in Hue, Da Nang, and Quang Nam, a research team from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) points toward one approach: destination governance needs to broaden its focus from attracting and serving tourists to building an ecosystem where residents are empowered, have a voice, and are genuinely involved in the development process.
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UEH Co-Hosts National Scientific Conference "Innovating Vietnam's Development Model to Meet the Demands of the New Era" and Signs Public Policy Research and Advisory Cooperation Agreement with NEU
21 Aug 2026
On the morning of August 20, 2026, in Hanoi, University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH), National Economics University (NEU), Nhan Dan Newspaper, and the Communist Review jointly organized the National Scientific Conference "Innovating Vietnam's Development Model to Meet the Demands of the New Era." Within the framework of the conference, UEH and NEU signed a Cooperation Agreement on public policy research and advisory services.
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[UEH 50] UEH Visiting Faculty - Strategic Academic Partners on the ONE UEH Journey
21 Aug 2026
UEH’s 50-year journey has been shaped not only by generations of lecturers, learners and academic milestones, but also by the companionship of the UEH Visiting Faculty community from a wide range of fields.
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[Research Contribution] Sustainable Tourism Begins with Residents – Part 1: What Drives Community Support?
18 Aug 2026
Sustainable tourism development cannot be determined solely by policy, businesses, or tourist demand; it must begin with the genuine consensus and participation of local residents. Drawing on the case of tourism cities in Central Vietnam, a study by researchers from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) reveals that residents are more likely to support sustainable tourism when they feel empowered, experience improved quality of life, are attached to their place of residence, and perceive clear social responsibility from the destination.
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