VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Festo Co., Ltd., part of the Festo Group headquartered in the Federal Republic of Germany and operating in automation, technology and technical education. The agreement aims to strengthen links between university education, applied research and industry needs amid digital transformation and Industry 4.0.

At the ceremony, VNUHCM–University of Science and Festo Co., Ltd. agreed to collaborate in education, practical training and scientific research. Areas of cooperation include developing academic programmes, establishing online courses aligned with international standards, providing students with opportunities for industry placements, and promoting academic and professional exchange between the two sides.

Festo will also provide consultancy on the development of laboratories, training programmes and technical solutions for teaching, practical training and research. These activities are expected to contribute to improving educational quality through a stronger emphasis on practical competencies, exposure to advanced technologies and alignment with workforce requirements in engineering and technology.

On the occasion, Festo Co., Ltd. presented equipment to the Faculty of Physics and Engineering Physics at VNUHCM–University of Science for teaching, practical training and scientific research. The addition of practical training equipment will support students in gaining direct experience with technological models and developing operational, analytical and problem-solving skills in an educational environment closely aligned with industrial practice.

Following the signing ceremony, a professional seminar was held on topics including educational technologies in engineering, Industry 4.0, semiconductor integrated circuits and digital transformation solutions for education. Experts also discussed approaches to developing practical training laboratories, academic programmes and technical training models based on German standards.

The Mathematical Physics Summer School 2026 officially opened at VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS) on 10 August. Jointly organised by HCMUS and the Vietnam Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics (VIASM), the Summer School runs from 10 to 14 August 2026, bringing together scientists, lecturers, researchers and students from Ģ����ý and around the world.

Alongside Vietnamese higher education institutions including HCMUS, VNUHCM–University of Technology and Quy Nhon University, this year’s programme features experts from leading research institutes and universities worldwide, including Pennsylvania State University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Brown University and the University of California, Santa Barbara in the United States; CNRS and ENS Lyon in France; Beijing Institute of Technology and the Chinese Academy of Sciences in China; The University of Tokyo in Japan; National University of Singapore in Singapore; and Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich in Germany.

In his opening remarks, Assoc. Prof. Trần Lê Quan, President of HCMUS, and Assoc. Prof. Lê Minh Hà, Executive Director of VIASM, highlighted the significance of the programme in strengthening connections among researchers in Ģ����ý and around the world. As Mathematical Physics continues to develop through increasingly interdisciplinary approaches, the Summer School provides an academic forum for scientists, researchers and students to exchange ideas, engage with current developments and explore emerging research questions.

The programme continued with a presentation by Prof. Nguyễn Trọng Toán, representing the Scientific Committee, who introduced the academic direction and structure of the Mathematical Physics Summer School 2026. The programme has been designed as an intensive academic forum combining foundational lectures, research-focused courses, invited talks and discussions, enabling participants to deepen knowledge, broaden academic perspectives and engage directly with specialists in the field.

As part of the Summer School, international and Vietnamese experts are delivering four specialised lecture series, alongside invited talks and short presentations, covering a range of contemporary research topics including conservation laws, extremal black hole thresholds, large bosonic systems, stochastic quantisation, incompressible Euler equations, epidemic models, quantum mechanics and partial differential equations.

The four main lecture series are led by Prof. Alberto Bressan of Pennsylvania State University, Prof. Christoph Kehle of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Prof. Nicolas Rougerie of CNRS and ENS Lyon, and Prof. Rongchan Zhu of Beijing Institute of Technology. The lecture series address advanced topics in conservation laws, extremal black holes, semiclassical tools for large bosonic systems and stochastic quantisation.

The programme also features invited talks by Prof. Yao Yao of National University of Singapore, Prof. Akitoshi Hoshiya of The University of Tokyo, Prof. Oanh Nguyen of Brown University and Prof. Xiangchan Zhu of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The talks broaden the scope of academic exchange, connecting different approaches to contemporary research in Mathematics and Mathematical Physics.

In particular, short presentations by early-career researchers from Ģ����ý, China, Germany and the United States have created a lively forum for discussion, presenting recent findings in areas of Mathematical Physics including quantum spin systems, nonlinear Schrödinger equations, fermionic systems on lattices, quantum walks and Bose–Einstein condensates.

The Mathematical Physics Summer School 2026 builds on VIASM’s academic collaboration in Mathematical Physics, following the VIASM–IAMP Summer School 2023 in Quy Nhon and the VIASM Summer School 2024 in Hue. The programme also looks ahead to the International Congress on Mathematical Physics (ICMP 2027), scheduled to take place in Da Nang in 2027.

Following a working session and the signing of a cooperation agreement with the International College of Semiconductor Technology at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University on 5 August, the delegation from VNUHCM–University of Science continued working with National Tsing Hua University and National Central University on 6 and 7 August 2026. The activities focused on education and training, research, and human resource development in semiconductor technology.

At National Tsing Hua University (NTHU), the HCMUS delegation held discussions with representatives from the College of Semiconductor Research (CoSR), the Department of Electrical Engineering, units within EECS and TSRI, WBG Lab, and several relevant research groups. Discussions covered areas of expertise, research priorities, and opportunities for collaboration between research groups in semiconductor technology, integrated circuit design, and semiconductor materials.

Student exchange opportunities were among the key topics discussed during the working session. Representatives from NTHU introduced opportunities for HCMUS students to participate in academic exchange programmes and explore pathways towards Master’s-level study at NTHU, subject to the university’s admission procedures and supervisory requirements. NTHU also provided information on scholarship opportunities funded by TSMC for students meeting programme eligibility requirements.

Following the discussions, the HCMUS delegation toured laboratory facilities at NTHU, gaining an insight into equipment used for semiconductor material fabrication, processing, and characterisation. The visit provided further reference for the planning, organisation, and operation of laboratory facilities supporting education and research in semiconductor technology.

 

On 7 August, the delegation continued the programme at National Central University (NCU), with a focus on postgraduate education and training in semiconductor technology. HCMUS and NCU signed a joint Master’s training programme under a 1+1 model, under which students will spend one year at HCMUS and one year at NCU. Students who participate in and are admitted to the programme may have access to scholarship opportunities funded by businesses during the course of study.

As part of the programme at NCU, the HCMUS delegation visited the Department of Optics and Photonics, including a cleanroom for semiconductor fabrication and facilities for LED chip packaging and testing. The visit provided an opportunity to gain further insight into infrastructure, research processes, fabrication, and testing of semiconductor products at an institution with strengths in photonics and semiconductor technology.

 

The series of activities in Taiwan from 5 to 7 August 2026 contributed to strengthening cooperation between HCMUS and partners with established strengths in semiconductor technology. Through working sessions, academic exchanges, and visits to research infrastructure, HCMUS has gained a stronger foundation for developing concrete collaborations in education and training, scientific research, faculty and student exchange, and engagement with the semiconductor industry ecosystem.

On the morning of 5 August, VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS) signed a cooperation agreement with the International College of Semiconductor Technology (ICST), National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU, Taiwan), marking a significant step towards strengthening collaboration in semiconductor education and research.

NYCU is recognised for excellence in semiconductor education and research, supported by strong links with Taiwan’s semiconductor industry ecosystem.

A key component of the agreement is the introduction of a 1+1 Master’s joint study pathway, allowing students to spend one year at VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS) and one year at NYCU. Alongside the Master’s programme, both institutions agreed to strengthen collaborative research, academic exchanges involving faculty members, researchers and students, and the joint development of education and research activities in semiconductor technology.

Following the signing ceremony, the two institutions held a Seminar & Discussion featuring researchers from both sides. ICST presentations were delivered by Prof. Kuan-Neng Chen, Assoc. Prof. Yu-Sheng Su, Dr Chun-Hao Chen, Assoc. Prof. Chang-Ching Tu, and Assoc. Prof. Niall Tumilty, covering lithium chemistry for next-generation batteries, advanced packaging technologies, power semiconductor devices, and semiconductor materials.

Representing VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS), presentations were delivered by Assoc. Prof. Lê Đức Hùng, Dr Nguyễn Quang Khôi, Assoc. Prof. Phạm Kim Ngọc, Prof. Trần Thị Thanh Vân, and Assoc. Prof. Vũ Thị Hạnh Thu. Presentations highlighted research achievements and future directions in Edge AI System-on-Chip (Edge AI SoC), semiconductor optoelectronics, memristor materials, rare-earth-doped luminescent materials, together with broader research directions in semiconductors and photonics.

Discussion centred on advanced packaging technologies, semiconductor materials, power semiconductor devices for electric vehicles and artificial intelligence, Edge AI System-on-Chip (Edge AI SoC), and optoelectronics, while also identifying promising opportunities for future collaborative research between the two institutions.

As part of the programme, the HCMUS delegation visited NYCU’s Nano Center/Cleanroom. The visit provided opportunities to explore cleanroom facilities, microchip fabrication and testing processes, and the centre’s research infrastructure. The programme also enabled further discussions on future collaboration in education and research, together with academic exchanges involving faculty members and students.

The cooperation agreement establishes a strong foundation for VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS) and the International College of Semiconductor Technology to expand joint education programmes, scientific research, and academic exchange in semiconductor technology.

From 27 July to 2 August 2026, a delegation of lecturers and students from the Faculty of Geology, VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS), participated in the Taiwan Academic Exchange and Field Experience Programme, jointly organised by the Institute of Mineral Resources Engineering (IMRE), National Taipei University of Technology (NTUT).

The programme marked the second consecutive year in which the Faculty of Geology at HCMUS has joined an international field programme with NTUT. Designed to foster academic exchange, expand international collaboration, and provide opportunities for lecturers and students to explore representative geological systems alongside contemporary research approaches in Earth Sciences, the programme reflects a shared commitment to experiential learning and research cooperation.

The HCMUS delegation included Ms Phạm Thanh Thùy, Research and International Cooperation Assistant at the Faculty of Geology; Mr Nguyễn Tuấn, Student Affairs Adviser at the Faculty of Geology; together with six undergraduate students. Throughout the programme, participants received academic guidance from professors and researchers at IMRE, NTUT, the Department of Geosciences at National Taiwan University (NTU), as well as support from government agencies, research institutes and science museums across Taiwan.

During the programme, the delegation undertook field investigations on the Matsu Islands, examining magmatic geology, granite formations, coastal geomorphology, and geological structures formed within the subduction zone where the Paleo-Pacific Plate descends beneath the Eurasian Plate. Alongside geological studies, participants also explored the relationship between geological heritage, local culture, and the military infrastructure that characterises the islands.

Field activities on the Matsu Islands enabled students to observe geological features directly, connect classroom knowledge with natural geological settings, and strengthen practical skills in field observation, analysis and discussion. Such experience forms a vital component of geological education, particularly in areas including petrology, tectonics, geomorphology and geological resources.

The delegation also visited the National Museum of Natural Science in Taichung, where the exhibition Earth’s Treasures showcases nearly 1,800 mineral and rock specimens. The visit provided lecturers and students with valuable opportunities to study an extensive collection of geological materials, observe modern exhibition practices, and explore approaches to communicating Earth Science knowledge to the wider public.

The programme also introduced current research and technologies in geothermal energy through the thematic session Harmony with Geothermal. At the Taiwan Volcano Observatory in the Tatun Volcano Group, participants exchanged knowledge with specialists on volcanic activity, monitoring systems, early warning technologies, and disaster risk reduction.

A key element of the programme was a working meeting at IMRE, NTUT, where representatives discussed future directions for collaboration in education and research. Discussions focused on academic exchange, joint field research, and the development of collaborative programmes in Earth Sciences.

The Taiwan Academic Exchange and Field Experience Programme not only provided valuable field-based learning opportunities for students but also strengthened professional links between the Faculty of Geology at HCMUS and international scientists, higher education institutions, and research organisations.

Through sustained collaboration with NTUT and partner organisations across Taiwan, the Faculty of Geology continues to broaden opportunities for field-based education, research and international engagement. Such initiatives align closely with the strategic direction of VNUHCM–University of Science in enabling students to engage with advanced knowledge, develop research capability, and build meaningful connections with the regional and global scientific community.

On 26 July, the Đong Thap Standing Volunteer Team of the 2026 Green Summer Campaign at VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS) collaborated with the Standing Committee of the Lap Vo Commune Youth Union to organise the “Chuyến xe yêu thương” (Journey of Kindness) programme. Held in response to the peak activity day “Chiến sĩ tình nguyện uống nước nhớ nguồn”, the programme featured a range of welfare activities, experiential activities and youth projects, contributing to support for local residents and pupils in the area.

On this occasion, MSc Văn Chí Nam – Member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee and Vice President of HCMUS – together with representatives from faculties, offices and units, visited the Đong Thap Standing Volunteer Team. The delegation met with student volunteers, received updates on campaign activities, encouraged the team and acknowledged the efforts made by students throughout volunteer activities and community service initiatives in the locality.

As part of the programme, the organising committee presented 20 welfare gift packages to policy beneficiary families and households facing financial hardship, along with 30 gift sets comprising backpacks and exercise books for pupils at Binh Thanh Trung Secondary School. The initiative provided practical support to local families while encouraging pupils as they prepare for the new academic year.

 

During the programme, the Đong Thap Standing Volunteer Team also presented a number of youth-led community projects developed in response to local needs. These included the “Máy tính cũ – Tri thức mới” (Old Computers – New Knowledge) initiative, which donated 10 computer sets; the “Tuyến đường cờ Tổ quốc” (National Flag Route) project; the “Tủ sách thiếu nhi” (Children’s Book Corner) project; an air deodorising filter project using water hyacinth; and the inauguration of the “Tuyến đường Sen Xanh – Thắp sáng đường quê” (Green Lotus Route – Lighting Rural Roads) project.

The lighting project comprises 65 solar-powered street lights installed along a 1.8-kilometre road in Binh Hoa 3 Hamlet, Lap Vo Commune, Đong Thap Province. Beyond improving visibility for local residents, the project contributes to public safety, traffic safety and more convenient travel after dark, while promoting renewable energy, supporting the vision of a “Bright – Green – Clean – Beautiful” environment and encouraging greater environmental awareness within the community.

Alongside these community initiatives, the programme featured a series of interactive booths showcasing science, digital transformation and foreign languages, together with cultural performances and interactive games. Through these activities, pupils explored science and technology in an engaging way while interacting with student volunteers in a lively festival atmosphere.

A particular highlight of the event was a professional development workshop entitled “Ứng dụng Generative AI cơ bản trong giảng dạy” (Basic Generative AI Applications in Teaching), delivered by lecturers from HCMUS for teachers across Lap Vo Commune. The session introduced the fundamentals of Generative AI, explored emerging applications of artificial intelligence in education and provided practical guidance on using AI tools to develop lesson plans, design teaching materials, generate illustrations and prepare assessment questions, contributing to improved teaching effectiveness and optimised lesson preparation time.

Through these projects and activities, students from VNUHCM–University of Science gained valuable opportunities to apply academic knowledge and professional skills in real-world settings, contribute their expertise to community service activities and work alongside local communities to address practical needs. The campaign also provides an environment for students to develop a sense of responsibility, strengthen practical working skills and cultivate a commitment to social contribution through volunteer activities.

Minh Tâm _ Translated by PMN

On 23 July, VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS) welcomed a delegation from the Wallonia Export & Investment Agency (Embassy of Belgium) and Neo-Tech SA (Belgium) to discuss investment in research infrastructure, advanced technologies, and opportunities for collaboration in education, research, and technology transfer.

Representing HCMUS were Assoc. Prof. Trần Minh Triết, Vice President; Prof. Ngô Đại Nghiệp, Head of the Office of External Relations; MSc Lê Thị Nga, Head of the Office of Facilities and Equipment Management; and Dr Nguyễn Hoàng Chương, Deputy Head of the Office of Science and Technology.

The visiting delegation comprised Mr Christophe Smitz, Trade and Economic Counsellor at the Wallonia Export & Investment Agency (Embassy of Belgium); Ms Ly Giang Thanh, Trade and Investment Advisor at the Wallonia Export & Investment Agency (Embassy of Belgium); and Mr Nicolas Nikas, General Director of Neo-Tech SA (Belgium).

During the meeting, HCMUS outlined strategic priorities for upgrading and modernising laboratory facilities to strengthen education, research, innovation, and technology transfer. A shared laboratory model was also presented, designed to encourage collaboration with universities, research institutes, and industry while making the best use of research infrastructure and expanding opportunities for collaborative research.

HCMUS also introduced priority areas for future development, including artificial intelligence and digital technologies, advanced biotechnology, advanced materials, green energy and Net Zero technologies, nuclear energy, nuclear engineering, medical physics, and other strategic fields of science and technology. Several laboratory development projects are already under way, supporting the creation of modern research facilities that will meet future educational and research needs.

The discussion also explored advanced technologies, research equipment, and opportunities for collaboration in education, scientific research, technology transfer, technical support, and talent development. HCMUS expressed hope that the Wallonia Export & Investment Agency (Embassy of Belgium) would continue to facilitate connections with companies, universities, and research institutes across Wallonia whose expertise aligns with institutional priorities, creating new opportunities for international collaboration and long-term partnerships.

Representatives of the Wallonia Export & Investment Agency (Embassy of Belgium) and Neo-Tech SA welcomed the University’s strategic vision and noted that suitable technological solutions and research equipment would be further explored in line with investment priorities and the capabilities of all parties. Such discussions are expected to provide a strong foundation for future collaboration.

The visit further strengthened links between HCMUS and partners in Wallonia, Belgium, in support of the University’s Development Strategy for 2021–2030, with a vision to 2045. Through continued investment in research infrastructure and the expansion of partnerships with organisations in Ģ����ý and around the world, HCMUS aims to become one of Asia’s leading research universities in the fields of fundamental science and core technologies.

 

 

On 22 July, in Ha Noi, the National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (NAFOSTED), under the Ministry of Science and Technology, announced the selected projects and held a contract-signing ceremony for five Ģ����ý–Japan collaborative semiconductor research projects funded in 2026. HCMUS will lead one of the five projects selected for funding.

The project, entitled “Secure AI SoC chip design based on a multi-core RISC-V CPU and AI accelerator for AI-IoMT devices“, will be undertaken by the research team from the Faculty of Electronics and Telecommunications at HCMUS in collaboration with the University of Electro-Communications (UEC), Japan.

The project will be jointly led by Assoc. Prof. Lê Đức Hùng of HCMUS, representing the Vietnamese team, and Prof. Phạm Công Kha of the University of Electro-Communications, representing the Japanese team.

The primary objective is to jointly develop a secure system-on-chip architecture based on a multi-core RISC-V CPU integrated with an AI accelerator for Artificial Intelligence–Internet of Medical Things (AI-IoMT) applications. Expected outcomes include the development of AI chip intellectual property (IP) cores for biomedical applications and a non-invasive blood glucose sensing IP core. Prototype fabrication will be carried out in Japan through collaboration between both partners.

Alongside research and product development, the project aims to develop expertise in semiconductor chip and system-on-chip design under the “Make in Vietnam” initiative, train highly skilled semiconductor researchers and engineers in both Ģ����ý and Japan, and create pathways towards the commercialisation of semiconductor technologies.

The project will strengthen Ģ����ý’s research capability, scientific and technological self-reliance, and innovation capacity while expanding academic exchange and research collaboration between Vietnamese and Japanese scientists in semiconductor integrated circuits.

Selection for funding reflects the international research capability and semiconductor design expertise of researchers at HCMUS, contributing to national efforts to strengthen technological capability and advance Ģ����ý’s semiconductor ecosystem.

On 22 July, the Faculty of Geology at VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS), in collaboration with the International Geoscience Education Organisation (IGEO), hosted the scientific conference ‘Earth Science STEAM Education following IGEO Guidelines and the IESO Competition’. The event contributed to driving innovation in Earth Science education through an interdisciplinary approach, linking theoretical concepts with experimental work and field study, whilst strengthening international connections in training and research. The conference brought together academic staff and students from the Faculty of Geology, experts from the International Geoscience Education Organisation (IGEO), and delegates interested in Earth Science education.

This gathering served as the concluding activity of a broader initiative comprising the IGEO-oriented Earth Science STEAM Field-based Class—held from 18 to 20 July 2026—and the main scientific conference. Organized to facilitate dialogue on STEAM-focused Earth Science pedagogical methods, the series established a foundation for professional collaboration between HCMUS and IGEO in the coming years.

IGEO is an international body dedicated to Earth Science education, operating under the auspices of the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS). The organisation founded and coordinates the International Earth Science Olympiad (IESO), one of 12 prestigious international science Olympiads for secondary school students, attracting participants from over 30 countries and territories annually.

During the conference, Prof. Nir Orion delivered a keynote address entitled Earth System Approach – A New Perspective in Earth Science STEAM Education. The presentation introduced the Earth System Approach, emphasizing the vital role of Earth Science education in heightening public awareness regarding the environment, natural resources, and natural hazard mitigation.

Prof. Nir Orion observed that Earth Science education must integrate foundational knowledge, experimental models, and fieldwork. This methodology enables learners to foster logical reasoning, systems thinking, critical analysis, and cross-disciplinary synthesis. Insights gained from global implementation indicate that field-integrated educational models significantly enhance the appeal of Earth Science disciplines amongst prospective students.

Following this address, Dr Phạm Thanh Thùy—lecturer in the Faculty of Geology, IGEO Council member, and National Coordinator for the International Earth Science Olympiad in Ģ����ý—presented Development of Earth Science STEAM Education Model at Faculty of Geology: From the Experimental STEAM Field-based Class in Khanh Hoa (IGEO Framework) to Practical Applications. The presentation outlined the evolution of the Earth Science STEAM educational model at HCMUS since 2022. Through educational outreach, experiential learning, and public science communication, the model has reached over 5,000 students from primary to upper secondary levels, bringing Earth Science closer to school pupils.

Dr Phạm Thanh Thùy also shared outcomes from the pilot scheme conducted in Cam Ranh, Khanh Hoa, from 18 to 20 July 2026. Prior to the sessions, IGEO experts and HCMUS academic staff conducted field surveys to localize and translate international teaching materials into Vietnamese, ensuring alignment with national geological contexts and educational requirements.

The pilot scheme combined classroom learning with field studies, allowing participants to observe phenomena, record data, connect theoretical concepts with natural environments, and apply insights to practical scenarios. Building upon these results, the Faculty of Geology aims to further refine teaching materials and academic curricula tailored to Ģ����ý’s natural and geological features, whilst preparing to select and train the national team for the International Earth Science Olympiad.

Speaking at the event, Assoc. Prof. Phạm Trung Hiếu, Dean of the Faculty of Geology, highlighted the pilot scheme as a meaningful milestone in widening public access to Earth Science education. He affirmed that HCMUS will continue collaborating with IGEO across training, research, and educational development.

To mark the occasion, Prof. Nir Orion presented the Faculty of Geology with a set of localized teaching materials developed following the pilot programme in Khánh Hòa. These resources will enrich teaching, research, and STEAM outreach within HCMUS.

Following the conference, the IGEO delegation visited the Geological Museum at HCMUS, exploring specimen collections and gaining insight into academic and research initiatives.

The conference and field class reflect the commitment of the Faculty of Geology to modernizing Earth Science pedagogy by pairing academic study with field experience and international standards. Through these efforts, Earth Science is framed not merely as the study of our planet, resources, and environment, but as an essential foundation for developing systems thinking, interdisciplinary competence, and a commitment to sustainable development.

On 22 July 2026, a delegation from VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS) held a working session with Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital to review collaborative outcomes achieved to date and discuss directions for expanding the partnership in the coming period.

The HCMUS delegation was led by MSc Văn Chí Nam, Vice President of the University, together with representatives from relevant units. The delegation was welcomed by Dr Võ Đức Hiếu, Deputy Director of Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital, along with representatives from relevant departments and specialist units of the hospital.

During the session, both sides discussed strengthening the connection between higher education and clinical practice in training, scientific research and human resource development. Key areas identified for future collaboration included maintaining student internship opportunities and supervision; promoting the involvement of lecturers, experts and physicians in teaching and academic mentoring; jointly implementing research projects; compiling and publishing professional materials; and developing annual collaborative programmes aligned with the needs and strengths of both institutions.

The two sides also reviewed ongoing collaborative activities and discussed plans to sign a Memorandum of Understanding in the near future, creating a framework for expanding future joint initiatives.

The strengthened partnership between VNUHCM–University of Science (HCMUS) and Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital is expected to provide greater opportunities for students and doctoral researchers in learning, practical training and research. The partnership will contribute to enhancing training quality, advancing applied research in medical physics, and strengthening the link between education, research and professional practice, contributing to the development of high-quality human resources for the health sciences sector.