University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) implements numerous training and community support programs and activities aimed at enhancing access to basic services such as physical and mental healthcare, insurance, gender equality, social welfare, clean water, environmental and community safety. These activities are carried out directly through volunteer campaigns, health check-up programs, insurance consultations, and indirectly through education, communication, training, and policy research. All programs are free of charge, targeting learners, staff, workers, and the local community, contributing to the realization of the “No one is left behind” goal in UEH’s sustainable development strategy.
| Program | Target Audience | Format | Activities | Result |
| Training/Supporting basic services for local communities: | Rural communities (youth, students, residents, business households, small traders, policy families, poor households) | Direct |
Prof. Dr. Nguyen Dong Phong representing the funding board of the project “Rural traffic route” in Binh Phuoc commune, Mang Thit district, Vinh Long province
The Youth Counseling and Support Team coordinating with the Vinh Loc B Commune Team to organize the “Career Counseling and Mental Health Counseling” 
Opening Ceremony of Career Orientation Program “UNI on the go”
The team of Hiep Phuoc Commune, Nha Be District presenting gifts to policy households |
> beneficiaries gained access to essential life-improving infrastructure, facilities, and free summer training and activities.
* Construction of civil works:
*Free training classes, activities, and career guidance:
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Support basic services for local communities: 2024 Economics StudentVolunteer Campaign:Stage 2: Full Moon Festival(14/9 – 15/9/2024) |
Rural communities (including youth and adolescents, students, local residents, policy beneficiary families, and UEH students from poor households) | Direct |
Inauguration ceremony of the youth project “Lighting up the country roads” in An Phuoc Commune, Mang Thit District
The Mid-Autumn Festival program is organized by the Standing Team of Phuoc Loc commune, Nha Be district |
>Over 800 beneficiaries from livelihood-serving infrastructure works and facilities.
> Total budget for infrastructure repair and upgrades: 315,500,000 VND, including:
*Mid-Autumn Festival program for children and students:
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| Cho Ray Hospital | Patients and the team of doctors and medical staff must participate in treatment and work continuously throughout the Tet holiday at Cho Ray Hospital. | Direct | Taking place from December 12, 2023, to February 06, 2024, UEH-ISCM, in collaboration with UEH MakerSpace, lecturers, and more than 20 students, participated in designing and supporting the construction of Lunar New Year flower streets for 7 faculties. The activities included giving special gifts and implementing the “Love Chain: Connect Hope, Fill Tet with Joy” initiative. | The activity brought a Lunar New Year atmosphere to patients and the medical staff.
This initiative aimed to create a supportive environment for mental health/basic services at the hospital. The project garnered significant attention and positive feedback from the community and was honored with the Special Prize of the “Cho Ray Spring Colors 2024” Contest. |
| The campaign “Warm and Prosperous Tet – Let Bee Take Care” | 99 elderly individuals at the Social Support Center in Long Dien, Ba Ria – Vung Tau. Fellow citizens facing hardship. | Trực tiếp | The “Warm and Prosperous Tet – Let Bee Take Care” campaign by Bee Volunteer (under the Western Sydney Vietnam Program – UEH.ISB School of Talents) was successfully implemented to bring about a meaningful Spring season and to advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through reuse initiatives. The campaign involved a clothing drive (collecting 250kg). It organized a visit to a Social protection center, where members assisted with cleaning and Tet decorations (related to sanitation/living environment). The campaign also raised 14 million VND in cash donations to support disadvantaged community members (providing material and financial support).
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Providing material value and spreading positive energy to the community, bringing a meaningful Spring to the poor and vulnerable. |
| “BEEside the North” Campaign | Quang Binh people suffered heavy losses due to storms and floods. | Direct | In the context of Quang Binh’s people suffering heavy losses due to storms and floods, the Bee Volunteer project by UEH students and staff promptly launched the “BEEside the North” campaign, aiming to sow the seeds of life and support reconstruction. This timely action demonstrates the pioneering spirit and high social responsibility of the students, fully aligning with the mission the University always strives for: educating the young generation to be capable of creating a positive impact on the community. This campaign focuses on the food category, contributing to the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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The project successfully donated and distributed 12 kg of quality seeds to the people of Quang Binh, who were facing a disaster situation. |
| “Gathering jackets and Spreading love” Campaign https://www.facebook.com | People in Gia Lai (helping overcome harsh weather conditions). | Direct | Bee Volunteer has successfully implemented the “Gathering jackets and Spreading love” Campaign aimed at the community in Gia Lai. The campaign provides warm clothing to help local people overcome harsh weather conditions.
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The total number of donations from the student community reached 36 boxes of clothing, sufficient to fill a one-ton van truck, demonstrating a positive widespread impact. |
| Support access to health services: The 49th Voluntary Blood Donation Week “Pink Diary” | Students, civil servants – workers, community of people in need of blood. | Direct | Organize regular blood donations and promote humanitarian blood donation.
UEH lecturers and students participate in voluntary blood donation |
> 562 blood donations, corresponding to nearly 196,700 units of blood, were given.
> With each blood donation contributing 50,000 VND to the “Bright Future” scholarship fund, the 49th Blood Donation Week contributed a total of 28,100,000 VND to the fund to support poor and vulnerable students overcoming difficulties. |
| Support access to health services: UEH Mekong – Blood Donation and Launching “10,000 Steps a Day” | Students, civil servants – workers, community of people in need of blood. | Direct | – Blood donation – enhancing self-care awareness and supporting the community of patients in need of blood
– Launching the program “10,000 Steps per Day for Every Youth”. 
Civil servants, workers, students at the Branch participate in voluntary blood donation 
Youth Union members of the Branch participate in the program “Each Youth 10,000 steps per day” |
> 100 blood donors participated, demonstrating the spirit of sharing and volunteerism for the community.
> Over 100 Youth Union members walked a 300-meter route and committed to walking 10,000 steps daily to improve their health. |
| Support access to health services and insurance | Student | Direct |
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>26,674 students participated in full health insurance / 100% of students participated in health insurance.
>715 student visits were made for medical examinations, medicine dispensing, first aid, and health consultations at the Campus Health Station. >Enhanced understanding of health services and preventive healthcare. => DSA cho lại số liệu, link minh chứng |
| Support access to health services: Physical and mental health care for students | Student | Direct | Free eye screening program: visual acuity testing, refraction measurement, fundus screening photography, consultation appropriate for visual conditions, guidance on eye hygiene and care.
Eye examination and screening activities for students at UEH Talkshows and workshops on mental health and stress identification. |
> Nearly 1,000 students showed interest, visited for eye examinations, and provided positive feedback on the service quality.
> Contributing to raising awareness of physical and mental health care within the student community. |
| Support access to health services and insurance, childcare: Physical, mental and nutritional health care activities for civil servants and employees | UEH civil servants – employees, youth which are the children of civil servants – employees | Direct | – Implementing health insurance for all officials and employees and organizing annual health check-ups once a year, twice a year for female employees
– Organizing programs such as “Eye screening for officials, employees, and their families”, “Stroke and methods for individuals to proactively manage health and prevention at home” and specialized medical consultations, thematic report session “Nutrition – Improving health, enhancing quality of life” and “Modern women: Together living joyfully, healthily, and happily”, Consultation seminar “Controlling stress in life”, 
Thematic report session “Nutrition – Improving health, enhancing quality of life” – Organizing for employees’ children with cultural exchanges to celebrate International Children’s Day (June 1st), rewarding those with outstanding academic achievements in the 2023-2024 school year, and diverse summer activities. |
> 900 officials and workers benefited.
> 500 officials and workers received periodic health check-ups and were equipped with beneficial knowledge about the role of nutrition in maintaining health and enhancing work efficiency, learned how to prevent diseases at home and received free in-depth consultations. > Support for mental health care was provided, helping officials and workers identify work-related pressure and find ways to achieve life balance. |
| Basic service support for people with disabilities | Disabled learners, disabled people go to school | Direct | – Improving pathway infrastructure, providing guidance and support services for people with disabilities at UEH. | 100% of UEH campuses are equipped with accessible pathways for people with disabilities, facilitating convenient mobility that does not affect their studies |
| Support access to housing and driver’s license exams: The “School support journey” campaign 2024 | New students, UEH students | Direct | – Connecting accommodation support with new features of the UEH Lodging Website and introducing the Nha Tro Online Fanpage.
K50 freshmen and their parents are guided to find accommodation – Organizing an A1 driver’s license test registration session at UEH. – Providing support for enrollment procedures, guiding class locations, and introducing scholarship programs and the official UEH website. |
> The campaign reached over 3,000 students, utilizing a hybrid model of both online and in-person consultations.
> The Nha Tro Online Fanpage garnered over 18,000 likes and more than 19,000 followers, achieving a 97% response rate and reaching over 15,000 people. > The Nha Tro UEH Website received over 9,600 visits. > Successful accommodation connections facilitated via the Nha Tro UEH Website: 1,025 rooms in Ho Chi Minh City. > 3,000 new students received support. > Organizing the A1 Driver’s License Test at UEH: attracted 397 online registrations and 327 applications processed in-person at UEH. |
| Training, career orientation support, and promoting innovation: UEH Global Learning accompanies high school students | Teachers, high school students | Direct | – Free transfer of E-Learning UEH Global system (Learning Management System – LMS), the multiple-choice exam grading system: In collaboration with the Department of Education and Training of Vinh Long Province, UEH organized training sessions to share experiences in teaching, especially online teaching, for high schools, secondary schools, and primary schools.
Website UEH Global Learning – the address for deploying the E-Learning Global System 
Teachers participating in online training for the E-Learning Global system – Short-term training courses on digital school transformation, innovation, STEM knowledge, and sustainable development: “Lecturing STEM” training program for teachers and students of high schools in the Mekong Delta region, Workshop with the topic “Bridging Horizons: Empowering English Language Teaching and Learning” for high school students in Vinh Long province, UEH students in Vinh Long and Talkshow “Dive Into Actuarial Career” Season 02, soft skills training from online courses for high school students, university students, and the community. 
UEH promotes knowledge transfer activities on STEM education to the community – Free academic counseling and career guidance in local communities, ensuring equitable access to educational services: conducted completely free online National High School Graduation Exam review for high school students nationwide; transferred the tool Understanding You – a personality quiz program based on the scientific HOLLAND and MBTI models; organized Virtual Open Days with over 38,000 candidates and parents participating; Talkshow Sustainable Career Orientation 5.0 “Empowering tomorrow” or the “Uni On the go” program by UEH Vinh Long. – Large-scale practical competitions: “The STEM UEH Mekong 2024” Competition for teachers and students in the Mekong Delta region, with all 77 participating teams showcasing their products; “Drone Champion Vinh Long 2024” Competition for teachers and students passionate about drone technology and programming, with 25 competing teams. 
Overview of “The STEM UEH Mekong 2024” Competition 
“Drone Champion Vinh Long 2024” Competition |
> UEH Global E-Learning System was transferred widely to educational institutions across 13 provinces in the Mekong Delta, attracting over 2,000 high school teachers from these provinces to participate. Additionally, more than 7,000 students and parents used the website for high school graduation exam preparation and career orientation.
> Free online training courses attracted over 4,000 views from 477 lecturers and teachers, along with nearly 3,000 participants from Vinh Long province. > Virtual Open day: attracted 38,000 candidates and parents. > Thousands of candidates and parents gained access to and understood academic majors, career orientation, university admission procedures, and received free counseling. > Numerous high schools participated in competitions, promoting the STEM application and innovation movement among youth in the Mekong Delta region. |
| Workshop Living Lab Model and Pratical Application for Ho Chi Minh City | People and low-income earners in Ho Chi Minh City. | Indirect | Institute of Smart City and Management (UEH-ISCM), in collaboration with Ong&Ong Design Vietnam and partners, organized a workshop (June 6, 2024) at the Studiolab. During the workshop, the ISCM research team presented their research findings, models, and strategies for implementing a Living Lab suitable for the current status of Ho Chi Minh City. The experts discussed plans for building Social Housing, contributing solutions to address the issues of housing and low income for the poor and vulnerable. | Creating a forum to share and present perspectives on the issues of existing urban areas.
The activity also introduces a website platform for measuring public sentiment, developed by its members, laying the foundation for the Living Lab platform. |
| The presentation: The Urban Trilemma In Southeast Asia Cities: Learning from old Bangkok Neighborhood | Participants, especially students. Indirectly, communities in need of low-income housing. | Indirect | UEH-ISCM collaborated with Thammasat University to organize a lecture. The presentation by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Boonanan Natakun pertained to the development of low-income housing areas, planning and design with community participation, and connecting with local residents through educational programs. | Students and participants gained a deeper understanding of the neighborhood and accessed approaches to leverage the area’s existing potential, particularly in housing development.
Equipping knowledge and proposing solutions for policymakers, experts, and students, thereby improving the community’s access to basic services. |
| Webinar: Empowering urban mobility: The role of community engagement in 21st century transportation projects | Direct participants (students, researchers, specialists); Indirectly, the community residents who benefit from sustainable and equitable transportation projects. | Indirect | UEH-ISCM, in collaboration with universities from Thailand and Bangladesh, organized a webinar. The content focused on the role of the community in designing transportation projects to address social concerns, such as enhancing quality of life, ensuring public safety, and guaranteeing equality in access to social infrastructure for all citizens. | Participants gained a more practical perspective on implementing research projects that integrate community input. This foundation is crucial for executing projects that deliver positive value to the community in the field of smart urban development. |
| The presentation: Prioritising Pedestrian Equity: Transitioning to Just Walkable Places | Policymakers, professionals, students and urban communities. | Indirect | UEH-ISCM in collaboration with the University of Melbourne organized a lecture to explore the concept of pedestrian equity in urban environments. The lecture elaborated on a walking experience measurement tool to identify “barriers” and “drivers”. The goal was to encourage transformative policies to increase pedestrian-friendly areas. | Developing tools to help policymakers better understand the diversity of pedestrian experiences, thereby developing friendly spaces and ensuring no one is left behind. Convenient walking helps improve access to basic services. |
| Walkability Project (Collaboration between UEH-ISCM and SUTD) | Residents in Ho Chi Minh City and major cities in the region. | Indirect | The research project examines walkability and pedestrian access to urban amenities. The project analyzes and proposes solutions to enhance connectivity and convenience in pedestrian transportation infrastructure. | Contributing to enhancing the connectivity and convenience of the transportation infrastructure, thereby improving people’s access to basic services. |
| Net Zero Campus and Digital Twin Application Project (Collaboration between UEH-ISCM and SUTD) | Indirectly, the school community and urban campuses in general. | Indirect | Researching solutions using Digital Twin models to optimize energy management systems. | Helping to optimize energy management, contributing to the development of campuses in a sustainable and environmentally friendly direction (related to the basic services of electricity/energy and living environment). |
| Workshop: Towards Sustainable Transit Oriented Communities in Southeast Asia | Students of UEH’s Department of Architecture and Smart Urban Design and students of partner universities. | Indirect | The workshop provides knowledge on urban transportation networks and urban development solutions based on Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) principles. Students practice global thinking to formulate logical TOD development strategies. | Equipping students with in-depth TOD knowledge, honing their global mindset, and enabling them to formulate practical TOD development strategies, thereby improving access to services and fostering sustainable communities in the future. |
| Workshop: “Khanh Hoi Port Renovation Project: Factors for Success” | Ho Chi Minh City policy makers and communities (indirectly, through improving urban planning, infrastructure, environment and services). | Indirect | The workshop was held on September 18th, 2024, by the Institute of Smart City and Management (ISCM) under UEH, in collaboration with ADEME (France) and Terao Asia Company (Singapore). The workshop’s objective was to identify the most effective planning solutions to maximize the potential for tourism, new commercial and basic services, while ensuring sustainable development and environmental protection. This project aims to meet the development needs and orientations of the city concerning the environment, commerce, tourism heritage, and the port | Establishing a forum for experts and scientists to share, discuss, and evaluate factors related to port development through the analysis of technical infrastructure, environment, socio-economic, financial, and policy factors associated with port area planning.
France also expressed its willingness to fund this research to help Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee promote the development of historical, cultural, and ecological values, as well as create unique urban characteristics and economic growth potential. It reflects UEH’s desire to join hands in addressing local and regional challenges, contributing to the sustainable development of the environment and society. |
| Supporting mental health, gender equality and inclusion | Student | Indirect | Gender equality practice program at UEH: providing knowledge on gender, interactive games, education on gender equality and inclusion | 300 attendees gained understanding and learned appropriate conduct within the university environment, focusing on challenges and opportunities related to gender issues in society. |
| The E-news series focuses on communication, skills education, and the provision of basic services: legal aid and health care | Students, the youth | Indirect | – Life skills communication, sex education, and violence prevention, Self-protection against sexual harassment. | 20,000 reads
Providing knowledge education, raising awareness about life skills, and facilitating access to basic services in legal assistance and healthcare. |
| Research and community support policy | Businesses, localities | Indirect | – Research, training to raise awareness and application of social insurance | Promoting social insurance participation for businesses in Vinh Long |
Entering 2024, the programs were implemented in a diverse, free, and sustainable manner; expanding in scale, upgrading in quality, and innovating in implementation methods. Specifically:
Increasing outreach scale:
+ The number of programs, seminars, talk shows, and health campaigns more than doubled compared to 2023 (from ~10 to >20 activities).
+ The total number of direct and indirect beneficiaries increased sharply, reaching over 10,000 direct participants and 20,000 media impressions.
+ The implementation scope expanded from Ho Chi Minh City to the Mekong Delta (UEH Mekong), spreading the model of a university serving the local community..
Enhancing quality and professionalism:
+ Implementation of the “Comprehensive Learner Care Companion” model, integrating medical, insurance, psychological, and career support on a single platform.
+ Improved infrastructure for the disadvantaged, achieving 100% of UEH facilities having accessible pathways and signage for people with disabilities, enhanced learning support, specialized equipment, and scholarships.
+ Expanded health check-up, eye screening, insurance, and financial consultation programs for staff, lecturers, and their families, ensuring internal welfare.
Innovating outreach methods:
+ Executed a series of E-news, talk shows, and communication campaigns on life skills, mental health, gender equality, and violence prevention, targeting Gen Z.
+ Combined applied research with social policy training, expanding support scope to businesses and the economic community.
Key differentiators in 2024:
+ Shifted from fragmented support to the “University of Happiness” model, caring for the health, mental well-being, and social needs of the entire UEH community.
+ Strengthened elements of inclusion and diversity (D&I) in all programs, especially for vulnerable groups.
+ Integrated policy research into practice, creating long-term social impact instead of short-term activities.
Thanks to these innovations, in 2024, UEH not only increased the scale of its activities but also elevated the quality and depth of its impact, expanding from a “school serving students” to a “university serving the community.” These results clearly demonstrate the effectiveness and sustainability in organizing programs that help the community access basic services.
Open related links:
1. 17/12/2024 – Economics Student Volunteer Campaign 2024: Stage 1 & – Stage 2: Full Moon Festival (14/9 – 15/9/2024) https://ueh.edu.vn/en/news/2024-economics-student-volunteer-campaign-ueh-youth-joining-the-year-of-youth-volunteers-73210
2. 15/2/2024 – Cho Ray Hospital Flower Street Charity Project 2024 – https://ueh.edu.vn/en/news/meaningful-project-at-the-end-of-the-cat-year-cho-ray-hospital-flowers-street-71425
3. The campaign “Warm and Prosperous Tet – Let Bee Take Care” – https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BicU91gRC/ ; https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19KadmGyQU/
4. “BEEside the North” Campaign – https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19tsXiBpb2/; https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17SjGCMJhX/ ; https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16HNnhny47/
5. “Gathering jackets and Spreading love” Campaign – https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1GcBTjTbxM/ ; https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1F2fqXzCE3/
6. March 27th, 2024 – The 49th Voluntary Blood Donation Week “Pink Diary” – https://ueh.edu.vn/cuoc-song-ueh/tin-tuc/tuoi-tre-ueh-phan-khoi-tham-gia-tuan-le-hien-mau-tinh-nguyen-lan-thu-49-nhat-ky-hong-71577
7. March 29th, 2024 – UEH Mekong – Blood Donation and Launching “10,000 Steps a Day” – https://ueh.edu.vn/ueh-mekong/cuoc-song-ueh-mekong/phan-hieu-vinh-long-to-chuc-hoat-dong-hien-mau-tinh-nguyen-va-le-phat-dong-chuong-trinh-moi-thanh-nien-10-000-buoc-chan-moi-ngay-71598
8. Guiding students on purchasing health insurance and accident insurance for 2024 – https://dsa.ueh.edu.vn/tin-tuc/ve-viec-mua-bao-hiem-y-te-bao-hiem-tai-nan-nam-2024-cho-sinh-vien/
9. November 15th, 2024 – Training for students to learn about medical services – https://www.ueh.edu.vn/cuoc-song-ueh/tin-tuc/sinh-vien-kham-pha-quyen-loi-bao-hiem-y-te-cham-soc-suc-khoe-cung-ueh-72988
10. October 10th, 2024 – Free eye screening program – https://www.ueh.edu.vn/cuoc-song-ueh/tin-tuc/cham-soc-mat-sang-khoe-cung-sinh-vien-ueh-72635
11. September 16th, 2024 – Talkshows and workshops on mental health and stress identification – https://ueh.edu.vn/en/news/from-recognition-to-action-in-sustainable-mental-health-care-72486
12. January 28th, 2025 – Physical, mental and nutritional health care activities for civil servants and employees – https://www.ueh.edu.vn/cuoc-song-ueh/tin-tuc/cong-doan-ueh-gan-ket-cong-dong-lan-toa-gia-tri-ben-vung-73317
13. June 28th, 2024 – Eye screening for officials, employees, and their families” – https://ueh.edu.vn/cuoc-song-ueh/tin-tuc/ueh-to-chuc-chuong-trinh-kham-tam-soat-mat-cho-vien-chuc-nguoi-lao-dong-va-gia-dinh-nhan-ky-niem-ngay-gia-dinh-viet-nam-28-6-72029
14. March 8th, 2024 – Stroke and methods for individuals to proactively manage health and prevention at home – https://www.ueh.edu.vn/cuoc-song-ueh/tin-tuc/chuoi-hoat-dong-chao-mung-ky-niem-114-nam-ngay-quoc-te-phu-nu-8-3-71490
15. December 12th, 2024 – Thematic report session “Nutrition – Improving health, enhancing quality of life” – https://ueh.edu.vn/cuoc-song-ueh/tin-tuc/bao-cao-chuyen-de-dinh-duong-nang-cao-suc-khoe-cai-thien-chat-luong-cuoc-song-dong-hanh-cung-ueh-vi-muc-tieu-phat-trien-ben-vung-73148
16. December 9th, 2024 – Consultation seminar “Controlling stress in life” – https://congdoan.ueh.edu.vn/toa-dam-tu-van-kiem-soat-stress-trong-doi-song/
17. June 1st, 2024 – Cultural exchanges to celebrate International Children’s Day (June 1st) – https://www.ueh.edu.vn/cuoc-song-ueh/tin-tuc/cong-doan-ueh-to-chuc-chuong-trinh-giao-luu-van-nghe-chao-mung-ngay-quoc-te-thieu-nhi-01-6-71933
18. Basic service support for people with disabilities – https://dsa.ueh.edu.vn/quy-dinh-quy-trinh-huong-dan/huong-dan-loi-di-danh-cho-nguoi-khuyet-tat-tai-ueh/
19. September 28th, 2024 – The “School support journey” campaign 2024 – https://youth.ueh.edu.vn/tin-tuc/chien-dich-tiep-suc-den-truong-2024-vuot-dinh-cung-tan-sinh-vien-k50-trong-hanh-trinh-chinh-phuc-tri-thuc/
20. January 20th, 2025 – UEH Global Learning accompanies high school students – https://ueh.edu.vn/cuoc-song-ueh/tin-tuc/nhin-lai-hanh-trinh-04-nam-du-an-ueh-global-learning-chuyen-giao-tri-thuc-chuyen-doi-so-giao-duc-73291
21. E-Learning UEH Global – https://global.ueh.edu.vn/
22. The multiple-choice exam grading system – https://chamthitracnghiem.ueh.edu.vn/
23. May 3rd, 2024 – “Lecturing STEM” training program – https://ueh.edu.vn/en/news/university-of-economics-ho-chi-minh-city-ueh-organizing-a-training-course-on-stem-teaching-and-opening-the-contest-the-stem-ueh-mekong-2024-71776
24. May 2nd, 2024 – Workshop with the topic “Bridging Horizons: Empowering English Language Teaching and Learning” – https://ueh.edu.vn/en/news/ueh-organizing-the-workshop-bridging-horizons-empowering-english-language-teaching-and-learning-for-teachers-of-high-schools-in-the-mekong-delta-region-71770
25. April 1st, 2024 – Talkshow Sustainable Career Orientation 5.0 “Empowering tomorrow – https://ueh.edu.vn/en/news/sustainable-career-orientation-5-0-empowering-tomorrow-what-students-should-understand-before-choosing-a-university-71862
26. June 5th, 2024 – “The STEM UEH Mekong 2024” Competition & “Drone Champion Vinh Long 2024” Competition – https://ueh.edu.vn/en/news/ueh-inaugurating-the-mekong-delta-center-for-innovation-and-entrepreneurship-mcie-and-organizing-the-contests-the-stem-ueh-mekong-2024-and-drone-champion-vinh-long-2024-71962
27. 6th June, 2024 – Workshop Living Lab Model and Pratical Application for Ho Chi Minh City – https://www.iscm.ueh.edu.vn/en/expert_insight/2024-08
28. June 19, 2024 – The presentation: The Urban Trilemma In Southeast Asia Cities: Learning from old Bangkok Neighborhood – https://www.facebook.com/ISCM.UEH/posts/pfbid0XQWxQnyDYJ6Yd3bebEZeyvqUjpfLuzASRX3YkC3Vn5zxFEVVAZ8SU5Nhc5ehkVfMl
29. November 16th, 2024 – Webinar: Empowering urban mobility: The role of community engagement in 21st century transportation projects – https://www.facebook.com/ISCM.UEH/posts/pfbid0UmqjpEDBqhKHhFnh2dFrtcPfXSWvVNpzoxGqJxap2c3ni9VfM28kaXXeAYaqtTP7l
30. December 26th, 2024 – The presentation: Prioritising Pedestrian Equity: Transitioning to Just Walkable Places – https://www.facebook.com/ISCM.UEH/posts/pfbid0gxybUW7u33dFEd1NNPExqfMb9Fi8x8g1x21nJszwRbCdANHdz5rGS6KF2pLfSJ93l
31. November 20th, 2024 – Collaboration between UEH-ISCM and SUTD: Walkability Project & Net Zero Campus and Digital Twin Application Project – https://www.facebook.com/ISCM.UEH/posts/pfbid02icRcaQrkzurVerSvEGfr4JHPecpUv1dJtSYGsRXkWKF7GpuGP6Ki5JQisA4XGfKUl
32. November 22nd, 2024 – Workshop: Towards Sustainable Transit Oriented Communities in Southeast Asia – https://www.facebook.com/ISCM.UEH/posts/pfbid05934HaRAna2jRL13nVmJFDgNPwubDjTD4ZA79P4iSrmDMJ3sQJ9YAwGrT97pZfAdl
33. September 24th, 2024 – Workshop: “Khanh Hoi Port Renovation Project: Factors for Success” – https://ueh.edu.vn/en/news/workshop-khanh-hoi-port-renovation-project-factors-for-success-72545
34. December 21st, 2024 – Gender equality practice program at UEH – https://dsa.ueh.edu.vn/en/news/empowering-students-through-gender-sensitivity-awareness-at-ueh/
35. February 28th, 2024 – The E-news series focuses on communication, skills education, and the provision of basic services: legal aid and health care – https://dsa.ueh.edu.vn/tin-tuc/lam-sao-de-yeu-dung-kham-pha-nhung-tu-ngu-tinh-yeu-cua-gen-z/
36. July 17th, 2024 – Self-protection against sexual harassment – https://dsa.ueh.edu.vn/tin-tuc/hoc-cach-bao-ve-ban-than-truoc-quay-roi-tinh-duc/
37. May 28th, 2025 – Research, training to raise awareness and application of social insurance – https://future.ueh.edu.vn/chi-tiet-knowlege/research-contribution-thuc-day-tham-gia-bao-hiem-xa-hoi-cho-doanh-nghiep-tai-vinh-long-moi-quan-he-voi-cac-ben-lien-quan-va-ung-dung-vssid/
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