Nguyen Thanh Binh Scholarship: Illuminating Futures for HaUI students

For two decades, Nguyen Thanh Binh Learning Promotion Foundation has not only provided financial aid but has also been a catalyst for dreams and ambitions, painting a brighter picture for the young generation.

Established in 2003 with an initial donation of 100 million VND from Mr. Nguyen Thanh Binh, a former student, the Nguyen Thanh Binh Learning Promotion Foundation has grown exponentially. As of now, the Foundation's balance stands at an impressive nearly 8.2 billion VND, a testament to the enduring commitment of its founder and the generosity of those who have supported this noble cause.

Assoc.Prof.Dr. Pham Van Dong, Vice Rector of HaUI emphasized how the scholarship has become a familiar name, instilling pride in the spirit of solidarity and love at HaUI

Assoc.Prof.Dr. Pham Van Dong, Vice Rector of HaUI emphasized how the scholarship has become a familiar name, instilling pride in the spirit of solidarity and love at Hanoi University of Industry. The Foundation has emerged as a reliable ally for thousands of students facing financial hardships, offering a lifeline to those with the will to excel in their studies.

By providing additional resources to cover study expenses, the scholarship enables students to focus on their academic pursuits, fostering an environment where dreams and aspirations can be pursued with unwavering determination.

At a recent event, the Nguyen Thanh Binh Study Promotion Foundation demonstrated its commitment to recognizing excellence among HaUI students. The Foundation decided to award scholarships to 261 students facing difficult circumstances, acknowledging their triumph over adversity in their pursuit of education.

Furthermore, the Foundation celebrated the achievements of students who secured first prizes in scientific research, showcasing a commitment to fostering innovation and academic excellence. Additionally, in the spirit of generosity and compassion, the Nguyen Thanh Binh Study Promotion Foundation distributed Tet gifts in 2024 to 56 disabled and orphaned students.