The international training cooperation program between Vietnamese universities and Goertek Group (China) has achieved remarkable progress in a short period of time. From an initial cohort of 23 pioneering students in 2025, the program has significantly expanded, with 90 engineering students currently undertaking their studies in China this year. Among them are 47 students from Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI), 38 students from Thai Nguyen University of Technology, and 5 students from Electric Power University.

“A university’s reputation should not be measured solely by its scale of enrollment, but by the intellectual value embedded in its scientific research, the number of patents it creates, the technologies it develops, and its tangible contributions to the economy.” This statement was highlighted by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dao Ngoc Chien, Director of the National Foundation for Science and Technology Development, at the celebration of Vietnam Science and Technology Day held on May 15, 2026 at Hanoi University of Industry.

With nearly 800 students enrolling in ACCA-integrated programmes each year and the largest number of lecturers in Vietnam supported in pursuing ACCA qualifications, Hanoi University of Industry is steadily affirming the quality and international orientation of academic programmes in accounting, auditing, and finance.

As Luxshare-ICT continues to expand its investment and manufacturing operations in Vietnam, the corporation is facing an increasing demand for highly skilled technical personnel. To support this long-term development strategy, Hanoi University of Industry welcomed a delegation from Luxshare-ICT on May 13, 2026, to discuss strategic cooperation in training and workforce development.

The recent transition of Hanoi University of Industry into one of Vietnam’s national university systems marks a significant milestone in its development journey, reaffirming its position and expanding its role within the country’s higher education landscape. Building on this new institutional model, Hanoi University of Industry held a strategic working session with Son La College on May 8, 2026, to advance cooperation in education, scientific research, and digital transformation.

On May 5, 2026, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) hosted a working session with Professor Raymond Lee of the University of Portsmouth (UK) to explore new frontiers in global research and higher education collaboration. Professor Lee, recognized among the world’s top 2% of scientists and serving as Co-Chair of the UK-Vietnam Higher Education Partnership Network, shared transformative visions for the future of academic synergy between the two nations.

As higher education increasingly emphasizes hands-on competencies and problem-solving skills, academic competitions are evolving beyond mere selection platforms into dynamic environments where students can experiment with ideas, refine their skills, and engage more closely with real-world demands. The Mitsubishi Electric Cup Automation 2026 (MECA 2026) at Hanoi University of Industry stands as a clear example of this transformation.

On April 22, 2026, Hanoi University of Industry held a working session with the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry and formally signed a Memorandum of Understanding, marking a significant step toward expanding opportunities for students to access high skilled technical employment programs in South Korea.

On April 16 and 17, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) organized a meaningful and heartfelt meeting with 40 students with disabilities currently studying at the university in Hanoi and Ninh Binh . The gathering went beyond a formal occasion, reaffirming HaUI’s commitment to ensuring that no student is left behind in the pursuit of knowledge.

In the context of digital transformation and interdisciplinary trends shaping modern higher education, Hanoi Medical University conducted a working visit to Hanoi University of Industry to exchange experiences in university governance and discuss future directions for cooperation in the new development phase.

As global integration continues to deepen and environmental requirements become increasingly stringent, the transition toward a circular economy is emerging as a defining trend of our time. This shift calls for new approaches to improving productivity, optimizing supply chains, and reducing carbon emissions in a sustainable manner. In this context, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) hosted the 3rd International Conference on Sustainable and Emerging Technologies for Smart Manufacturing (SETSM 2026) on April 15, 2026. The conference gathered a diverse community of international scholars, researchers, and industry experts, creating a vibrant academic environment for knowledge exchange and collaborative innovation.