UEF NEWS
Not only is it recognized as an economic powerhouse, but Japan is also a cradle of culture, art, and commitment. Being proficient in Japanese means holding the key to unlocking thousands of future opportunities.
AUGUST 12, UEF welcomed and held a working session with representatives from Keduall Co., Ltd., a company operating in the fields of education, e-books, and publishing in South Korea. Through discussions and proposed areas of collaboration, the...
AUGUST 4, UEF bid farewell to two more students from the Faculty of Languages and International Cultures, majoring in Japanese Language, as they departed for Japan to take part in a 12-month internship program. The two outstanding representatives...
Surpassing a host of strong contenders from the Southern region, Le Thi Mai Thao – a third-year student majoring in Korean Language – has excelled in winning First Prize at the Southern Semifinal of the 2025 National Korean Speaking Contest –...
JULY 28, as part of the ongoing academic exchange series between the Faculty of Finance – Accounting at UEF and MILA University (Malaysia), students from both institutions joined an online joint lecture. The session focused on the topic “Financial...
As part of its ongoing commitment to internationalizing education, Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics and Finance (UEF) create opportunities for students to engage in global learning and cross-cultural experiences.
The Keimyung’s Summer Camp: Exploring Korean Culture held at Keimyung University in Daegu, South Korea, officially wrapped up on July 18. Over the course of one exciting week (July 13–18), UEFers had the opportunity to explore Korea’s traditional...
The Plus 3 – 2025 study abroad program was further enriched with two unique destinations: the Mekong Delta and the Cu Chi Tunnels historical site. The past weekend's journey took the University of Pittsburgh (USA) student delegation to explore...
MAY 22, the Plus 3 - 2025 journey concluded with an emotional summary session. Pittsburgh and UEFers together looked back at many moments from the past journey and exchanged farewell hugs.
MAY 21, the U.S. student delegation continued their series of practical activities with a visit to Tan Cang Cat Lai Port and Ben Thanh Market - two destinations rich in economic and cultural characteristics of the Ho Chi Minh City area.
