SMAE students of HaUI showcase talent at the 35th National Mechanics Olympiad

Students from the School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering (SMAE), Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) delivered an impressive performance at the 35th National Mechanics Olympiad, securing one First Prize, one Second Team Prize, and 25 individual awards. These achievements highlight the academic excellence, determination, and competitive spirit of HaUI students on a national stage.

On May 11, 2025, the closing ceremony of the 35th National Mechanics Olympiad was held at Vietnam Maritime University. Demonstrating outstanding performance, SMAE students earned one Second Prize in the team category and 26 individual prizes, including a notable First Prize in the “Theory of Mechanisms and Machines” won by Le Van Do, a student of Class Mechanical Engineering 2 – Cohort 17.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Hong Quan, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the University Council, attended the closing and award ceremony, offering his congratulations and praise to the students for their dedication to learning and outstanding performance in the competition

The National Mechanics Olympiad is one of the most prestigious academic competitions in engineering, held annually to foster learning and scientific research among university students nationwide. This year’s competition brought together thousands of participants from universities and academies across the country. It was organized across three regions – North, Central, and South – and featured eight challenging disciplines: Engineering Mechanics, Strength of Materials, Structural Mechanics, Hydraulics, Soil Mechanics, Theory of Mechanisms and Machines, Machine Elements, and Applied Informatics in Machine Design.

Le Van Do, a student of Mechanical Engineering Class 2 – Cohort K17, School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering, was awarded First Prize in the Theory of Mechanisms and Machines category

At the Northern regional competition, the SMAE team demonstrated outstanding academic capability and a high level of commitment, surpassing expectations and bringing pride to the university. These results not only represent personal milestones for the students but also reflect HaUI’s sustained investment in academic competitions and student development.

SMAE student team excelled at the national competition, continuing HaUI’s academic legacy and advancing its Mechanics Olympiad movement

HaUI has consistently prioritized participation in academic competitions like the Mechanics Olympiad as part of its broader strategy to enhance educational quality and inspire students’ passion for scientific research. With the support of experienced faculty, structured training programs, and a student body motivated by curiosity and ambition, the university continues to achieve noteworthy success.

HaUI student representatives received the Second Prize in the team category at the competition

The results of the 35th National Mechanics Olympiad stand as a source of pride and a driving force for further academic and research endeavors throughout the university. They also lay a solid foundation for HaUI students to pursue greater academic achievements, embrace global integration, and contribute meaningfully to national progress in science and technology.