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[UEH 50 Years] Hall A116 enters its fourth “new look”: Reimagining a heritage space

[UEH 50 Years] Hall A116 enters its fourth “new look”: Reimagining a heritage space

02 Jul 2026

Some spaces preserve the memories of many generations. Others are meant to be carried forward to create new ones. After nearly 50 years of accompanying UEHers and having undergone three renovations, Hall A116 is now entering its fourth “new look” on the occasion of UEH’s 50th anniversary – a journey that is not only about refreshing a facility’s appearance but also about continuing the values of a heritage space for future generations.

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Official launch of the UEH Family Fair 2026 Handbook, accompanying UEHers’ families on the “Embracing Wellbeing Home” journey

Official launch of the UEH Family Fair 2026 Handbook, accompanying UEHers’ families on the “Embracing Wellbeing Home” journey

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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[UEH 50 Global Partners] UEH and ISCA Sign Cooperation Agreement to Develop Professional Certificate Programs in Sustainable Development

[UEH 50 Global Partners] UEH and ISCA Sign Cooperation Agreement to Develop Professional Certificate Programs in Sustainable Development

02 Jul 2026

On June 30, 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) and the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), establishing a cooperation framework for the joint development and implementation of co-branded professional certificate programs in sustainable development.

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[Research Contribution] From Feedback to Creativity: The Role of Task Adjustment and Prosocial Motivation

[Research Contribution] From Feedback to Creativity: The Role of Task Adjustment and Prosocial Motivation

02 Jul 2026

In a context where organizations are constantly seeking innovation to enhance operational efficiency and competitive capacity, employee creativity is becoming an increasingly important resource. However, what enables employees not only to complete their work but also to continuously generate new ideas and new solutions for the organization? A study by a research team from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) shows that the answer lies not only in individual capacity but also in how managers provide feedback to employees. Specifically, the study clarified the role of task adjustment and prosocial motivation in connecting developmental feedback from supervisors with subordinate creativity.

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UEH announces leadership appointments to strengthen institutional operations and governance capacity

UEH announces leadership appointments to strengthen institutional operations and governance capacity

01 Jul 2026

On June 30, 2026, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) held a ceremony to announce and present decisions on appointments to leadership and management positions for the 2025-2030 term. The appointments further strengthen the University's management team, enhance operational capacity, and continue advancing academic development and education in line with UEH's vision of becoming a Multidisciplinary and Sustainable University.

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[UEH 50 Years] Hall A116: The Untold Impressions of a Heritage Space

[UEH 50 Years] Hall A116: The Untold Impressions of a Heritage Space

30 Jun 2026

For over half a century, hundreds of thousands of students, learners, lecturers, and staff at UEH have passed through the doors of Hall A116. Some remember it as the venue for their freshman orientation, others as the setting for their graduation ceremony, and still others recall a competition, a performance, or a significant conference held within its walls. Yet behind those familiar rows of seats lie many untold stories – stories that have contributed to making this a special heritage space of UEH.

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[Green Vibe Only] From coral reefs to the blue ocean economy: switch on "conservation" mode to thrive

[Green Vibe Only] From coral reefs to the blue ocean economy: switch on "conservation" mode to thrive

30 Jun 2026

Where do we position our role in the effort to protect the ocean? In reality, marine conservation does not stop at individual plastic waste reduction campaigns. Faced with the complex changes of global ecology, protecting the ocean has now become an interdisciplinary strategic governance challenge, requiring systemic solutions based on technology and data.

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[UEH 50 Years] Half a century of UEH's development crystallized in the UEH50 emblem: Knowledge - People - Future

[UEH 50 Years] Half a century of UEH's development crystallized in the UEH50 emblem: Knowledge - People - Future

30 Jun 2026

Conceived from the philosophy of "Knowledge - People - Future", the UEH50 Emblem retraces the journey from the pages of knowledge that opened in 1976, to the pioneering aspiration toward international distinction, and the presence of people as the most precious legacy - the center of every strategy, achievement, and sustainable development vision of the University.

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[Research Contribution] Emotional Intelligence for Robots: When Vietnamese Robots Can "Sense" and "Express" Emotions Like Humans

[Research Contribution] Emotional Intelligence for Robots: When Vietnamese Robots Can "Sense" and "Express" Emotions Like Humans

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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