28 Oct 2024
(October 27, 1976 - October 27, 2024) University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) has been through a 48-year journey of formation and remarkable development with many important milestones. The three-year period between 2021 - 2024 is a completely special period for UEH when witnessing our important milestones and leaving strong marks in the development history of the University. These are meaningful launching pads for the 5th anniversary of UEH Vinh Long in 2025 and the 50th anniversary of UEH in 2026.
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From October 7 to 10, 2024, the GS4Infra project team was present in Bangkok to attend the 2024 Mekong Environment Week. The event brought together over 200 delegates from various sectors, including researchers, government organizations, and civil society groups. It created a vibrant forum for sharing knowledge, experiences, and finding joint solutions to the region’s environmental challenges.
Read More26 Aug 2024
Instead of using physical student cards, the UEH Smart & Green student generation of University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City has prioritized switching to using electronic student cards, reducing plastic for the environment and leading change for sustainable development.
Read More12 Aug 2024
Here are two different slogans: "Think about the environment" and "Waste less, live more. Refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle!". How do you feel about them? If you tend to have a more disliked attitude toward the second sentence, you are of the majority.
Read More07 Aug 2024
From the practice of developed countries, in recent years, the “Green University” model in Vietnam has made a positive change in the process of sustainable development. Thanks to the efforts to implement this model, many higher education institutions in Ho Chi Minh City have “changed their appearance”, creating a more friendly and dynamic look.
Read More22 Jul 2024
Built on the foundation of social identity theory, the research by the authors of the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) was conducted to evaluate the relative influence of national identity, ethnocentrism and consumers’ externalism that affects their value assessment of foreign goods and their purchasing behavior of domestic goods. The research findings present that the marketers, in accordance with the characteristics of the above reaction chain of the consumers in Hanoi Capital and Ho Chi Minh City as being different, must handle consumer segments defined by different regions carefully.
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