HaUI Job Fair 2026: 70 corporate partners unlock 6,000 career pathways for students

As the global labor market shifts toward technology-driven and highly integrated models, the alignment between academic training and industry demands has become paramount. Serving as a dynamic bridge between education and employment, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) recently hosted Job Fair 2026, directly connecting students with real-world corporate needs.

HaUI Job Fair 2026 brought together 70 prominent enterprises, including over 50 foreign direct investment (FDI) companies, offering nearly 6,000 employment and internship opportunities across diverse industries. Such a robust corporate turnout underscores the event's prestige while highlighting the strong market demand for HaUI’s highly skilled graduates.

Aligning Education with Industry Demands: A Consistent Strategy

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Van Dong, Vice Rector of HaUI, delivering the opening remarks

In the opening address, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Van Dong, Vice Rector of HaUI, emphasized: "Education must be tightly bound to societal needs, ensuring students are fully prepared to integrate into the workforce immediately upon graduation." He commended the corporate partners for expanding career pathways and providing vital feedback to keep academic curricula relevant.

Furthermore, as HaUI transitions into a comprehensive University model, it remains committed to refining its programs. The focus will be heavily placed on enhancing hands-on experience, strengthening industry alliances, and boosting students' adaptability in the era of digital transformation and global integration.

Corporate Partners as Co-Creators of Talent

the presence of corporate entities transcended conventional talent acquisition; these companies engaged deeply as strategic educational partners, demonstrating a shared commitment to co-creating a workforce capable of navigating the modern labor market.

Mr. Masahiro Hanji, General Director of DENSO Vietnam, speaking at the event

Highlighting the vital role of academia, Mr. Masahiro Hanji, General Director of DENSO Vietnam, noted that "education is the key that unlocks the future." He reiterated his organization's pledge to partner with HaUI in developing hands-on professionals perfectly aligned with corporate demands and poised to create lasting societal value.

DENSO Vietnam awarding scholarships to HaUI students

As part of the event, DENSO Vietnam presented a 100-million-VND scholarship package, further cementing its ongoing collaboration with the university through joint training, internships, and skill development programs.

LG Display Vietnam partners with HaUI by sponsoring advanced equipment and upgrading educational facilities, elevating the university's training standards to meet modern technological demands

Sharing his perspective at the event, Mr. Chu Duc, Assistant Director of AMY Industrial JSC, noted that HaUI students demonstrate exceptional adaptability in real-world professional settings. Typically, within three to six months, they can fully master their roles and meet operational expectations. He observed that many graduates exhibit a rigorous work ethic and rapid skill acquisition without requiring extensive retraining, ultimately saving companies significant time and resources in recruitment and personnel development.

Mr. Chu Duc, Assistant Director of AMY Industrial JSC, praising the capabilities of HaUI students

Students Take a Proactive Approach to Career Planning

From the early hours, a steady stream of eager students arrived with resumes in hand. The event's appeal extended far beyond the graduating class, drawing a notable influx of proactive sophomores and juniors who attended to assess industry trends, understand employer expectations, and begin mapping out their professional futures.

Vu Thi Xuan Mai, a student from the English-taught Mechatronics Program (Class 01, Cohort 18), confidently networking with employers at the HaUI Job Fair 2026

Vu Thi Xuan Mai, a junior from the English-taught Mechatronics Program (Class 01, Cohort 18), shared that she proactively attended the Job Fair to accumulate practical experience and gauge market demands. She noted that studying entirely in English provides a distinct competitive edge, allowing her to confidently approach and converse with corporate representatives. Thanks to her language proficiency, Mai was warmly received by multiple recruiters. For her, the event serves as far more than a venue for immediate employment; it is a strategic platform to map out a career trajectory, identify industry expectations, and proactively hone essential skills.

Forging Long-Term Value

HaUI Job Fair 2026 successfully bridged the gap between academia and the labor market, ensuring students are thoroughly prepared for the realities of the professional world.

The active participation of 70 enterprises serves as a strong endorsement of Hanoi University of Industry’s educational philosophy: delivering highly practical, market-responsive training where industry demand remains the ultimate benchmark of quality.