Fifty three students of Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) have officially begun the Luxshare oriented training programme, following two tailored learning pathways. Fifteen students will take part in an international exchange programme in China, while 38 engineering students will receive Chinese language training at HaUI. After completing the training, both groups will continue with internships and have opportunities to pursue careers at Luxshare ICT, creating a clear pathway from university learning to the workplace.

Two students, one shared passion for technology, and a four-year journey that culminated in their graduation as HaUI’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian of 2026.

With scholarships covering up to 100% of tuition fees, valued at approximately VND 185 million, and an academic environment oriented toward international standards, HaUI’s English-taught undergraduate programs are attracting growing interest among prospective students in the 2026 admissions cycle.

The Grand Finale of Miss Culture Vietnam Global 2026 was held on the evening of August 6 at the Kinh Bac Cultural Center Square in Vu Ninh Ward, Bac Ninh Province, featuring a series of competition rounds and artistic performances.

As scientific research and innovation continue to gain momentum, intellectual property (IP) protection has become increasingly important in transforming research outcomes into valuable assets and facilitating technology transfer. To strengthen capacity in patent registration and protection, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) organized a training workshop on “Patent Protection in Engineering, Natural Sciences and Technology” for the lecturers, researchers, and learners.

Six collections by Hanoi University of Industry students brought cultural heritage, architectural inspiration and future-facing design to an international runway.

As the technology sector continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, closer collaboration between universities and industry is essential to preparing a workforce equipped with both strong academic foundations and practical expertise. In response to this need, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) and Viettel Software have officially launched the HaUI Viettel Software Laboratory, known as HaUI VTIT, at the School of Information and Communications Technology.

On 2 July 2026, the Labour Supplying and Training Company Limited (LETCO), a subsidiary of Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI), signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with Daeduk University (Republic of Korea) and IBTECH Joint Stock Company. The agreements mark a significant step forward in expanding international collaboration, strengthening linkages between higher education institutions and industry, and creating broader opportunities for Vietnamese students to pursue international education, internships, and career development.

With a strategic focus on advancing the internationalization of education in training, scientific research, academic exchange, and the development of a multicultural academic environment, Hanoi University of Industry continues to affirm its position as an innovative, globally engaged higher education institution actively expanding regional partnerships. On June 29, 2026, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Phạm Văn Đông, Vice President of HaUI, chaired a working session with a delegation from the Graduate Education Association of the CALABARZON Region, Philippines (PAGE Region IV-A). The meeting aimed to explore potential cooperation in postgraduate education, scientific research, academic exchange, faculty–student mobility, and overall quality enhancement in higher education.

In a rapidly internationalizing education landscape, the university remains firmly committed to its goals: expanding partnerships, raising standards, and creating a truly international learning and research environment — so that every HaUI student has the opportunity to become a global citizen.

The grand finale of the Digital Era Creative Innovation Competition 2026 (DECIC 2026) marked the culmination of an intense journey, bringing together the top 6 teams selected from 63 tech-forward groups across Vietnamese universities. Far from being a mere academic exercise, this year's competition spotlighted a powerful shift in student research: turning real-world friction points into the ultimate launchpad for breakthrough ideas.