On the morning of March 21, the Information and Library Center of Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) launched a Reading Movement and the third Library Writing Contest. Nearly 200 freshmen gathered at Hall C19, Ha Nam campus, to participate in the event, showing their enthusiasm for the initiative.

Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) recently hosted a seminar on applying artificial intelligence (AI) in teaching, learning, and scientific research. The event served as a platform to discuss AI's transformative role in education and its potential to revolutionize academic and professional practices.

With a vision of internationalizing education, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) is at the forefront of building a learning society, contributing to the training of high-quality human resources for the nation in the "era of Vietnam's rise."

This is how Ildo Zidane De Alcete Primeiro, a young man from the Republic of Mozambique who has spent seven years living and studying in Vietnam, describes his experience during the evaluation of his master’s thesis in Electrical Engineering at Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI).

In the modern educational landscape, distance learning has become an increasingly important tool for maximizing the strengths and mastery of learners. Its outstanding advantages, such as flexibility, accessibility, and the promotion of independent learning, make it a highly effective method for fostering personal growth and academic success. As more institutions embrace this mode of education, its impact on promoting learners' strengths continues to be affirmed.

The integration of information technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), into language teaching and learning is an inevitable trend in advanced education. However, it also presents significant challenges for educational institutions.

On August 18, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) proudly welcomed 131 freshmen to the Opening Ceremony of its English Language Distance Learning Courses. As distance learning rapidly gains traction in Vietnam, HaUI's initiative reflects the broader educational trend, with over 1 million online learners in the country by 2023, including more than 500,000 students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Recently, HaUI students had a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in Ha Long City, one of Vietnam's most vibrant tourist destinations. This initiative underscores the university's commitment to blending theoretical knowledge with practical skills, ensuring that graduates are industry-ready.

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.