Research – Đại học Kinh tế TP. Hồ Chí Minh (UEH)

INTRODUCTION

Community-benefiting research: Effectively operating academic research and application platforms: (1) academic research contributes to global science, linked to internationalization and academic integrity; and (2) applied research, knowledge transfer linked to contemporary issues at the local, regional, and global levels, providing implications and policy consultation from the central level to localities.

TARGET AUDIENCE

– Government Agencies

– Researchers and Academics

– Businesses

– Community

– Students and Alumni

350

Faculty Research on the 17 SDGs

500

Student Research on the 17 SDGs

Green Buildings & Carbon Neutral Research

National & International SDG-focused Events

3456

ISI & Scopus Publications

Top 1

International Publications in Economics & Management

110

International Research Collaborators

JABES

Indexed in SCOPUS (Q1, 2022) and ABDC (2023)

ACTIVITY CATEGORIES

UEH Green Researcher Community

The “UEH Green Researcher Community” is a significant initiative designed as an open community, including individuals, research groups, and organizations interested in building a green university campus. It aims to promote green solutions to address environmental challenges in society and towards sustainable development. The core element of the UEH Green Research Community is the integration of activities about research, education, and innovation.

Research Project Registration

Opportunities for students and faculty to enhance research capacity and actively contribute to achieving the 17 UN SDGs. By selecting and conducting projects addressing environmental, social, educational, health, and innovation-related issues, UEH’s research activities foster the connection between academic knowledge and practical solutions for a sustainable future.

UEH Research Contribution

Serving as UEH’s extended arm in spreading knowledge to the community and contributing to sustainable development locally and globally, the UEH Academic Brand Podcast series has so far covered over 200 contemporary topics and 100 research articles aligned with the 17 SDGs, reaching more than 500,000 community members.

Community-based Sustainability Projects

These initiatives aim to address local environmental, social, and economic challenges through applied research, policy consulting, and strategic development. The projects promote regional economic growth by fostering connections with stakeholders, including businesses and public sector entities.

SDGS Contributions

A pillar providing information to ensure access to clean energy and significantly increase the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix through research related to SDG 7.

Research and technology development activities aimed at waste reduction and establishing a circular waste model on campus, notably including AI-powered R&D applications for waste sorting.

Research projects conducted by faculty and students focus on six Living Lab themes related to climate change, environment, and sustainable development.

Many research projects focus on natural resource management, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable ecosystem development. Multidisciplinary research collaborations are conducted to deliver nature-based solutions that preserve landscapes without harming water bodies, forests, coastal areas, and plains.

Building a network of international scholars for collaborative research and publication. This pillar also establishes connections between government, academia, industry, and community through scientific workshops and cross-regional collaborative projects.