On the morning of May 16, 2026, the School of Languages and Tourism under Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI), in collaboration with the Chinese Cultural Center in Hanoi, organized the Vietnam–China Cultural Exchange Festival and World Book Day 2026. The event transformed the university campus into a dynamic cultural space, bringing together thousands of students from universities and academies across Northern Vietnam. The festival highlighted the growing role and educational excellence of language-related disciplines in fostering international integration and cross-cultural understanding.

“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.

On April 17 in Hai Phong, Vietnam Industry and Trade Union launched Workers’ Month and the Month of Action on Occupational Safety and Health 2026, alongside a science and technology exhibition featuring innovative products from across the sector. The event aimed to promote innovation, enhance productivity, and reinforce the importance of safe and sustainable working environments.

On the morning of December 9th, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) held an important working session with a delegation from Nanning Normal University (NNU), China. This event took place as HaUI strengthens its pivotal role as a key higher education institution designated to train human resources for advanced technology sectors, such as the semiconductor industry. The signing of the MOU between the two parties is not just a new milestone in academic diplomacy but also opens up a crucial strategic roadmap for collaborative training and in-depth research in AI, electronics, and new materials, aiming to develop high-quality human resources in the region.

Certain names may not appear on official achievement boards, yet they play a pivotal role in every success. For over a decade, whenever the Fuel-Efficient Driving Team of Hanoi University of Industry has ascended the podium, the students’ bright smiles have always been supported by a dedicated and discreet mentor- Mr. Ngô Quang Tạo.

In the era of globalization and Industry 4.0, the demand for highly skilled technical professionals capable of working in international environments has never been greater.

On the afternoon of October 10, Mr. Nguyen Van Thien, Vice Rector of Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI), had a working session with the leadership of Nissan Automotive Technology Vietnam Co., Ltd. (NATV). The meeting reaffirmed the strong, substantive, and effective partnership between the two sides and opened new prospects for deeper, multidimensional cooperation in the future.

Vietnam has set an ambitious goal to train and supply 50,000 skilled personnel for its semiconductor industry by 2030, a strategic move aimed at cementing its position in the global supply chain. This roadmap is being brought to life through strong government commitments, significant investment in universities, and close collaboration with the private sector.

In an increasingly intense global technology race, semiconductor chips are considered the heart of all modern devices, from smartphones and electric vehicles to artificial intelligence systems. Recognizing this strategic importance, Vietnam is setting ambitious goals, with research and training institutions like Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) identified as key players in this national endeavor.

On the afternoon of August 5, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) and the Vietnam Institute of Strategy and Policy for Industry and Trade formalized their collaboration through the signing of a cooperation agreement. This event represents a strategic advancement in fostering institutional linkages in accordance with the orientations of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. The agreement is expected to strengthen cooperation in scientific research, the development of high-quality human resources, and the practical application of research outcomes in the time ahead.