The University of Science and Technology of Hanoi (USTH) is honored to announce that the Graduation Ceremony 2026 for Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral graduates will officially take place on August 21, 2026. This prestigious event marks a significant milestone in the academic and personal growth journey of our students.

Inspired by the boundless and magnificent universe, this year’s ceremony embraces the theme “The Brilliant Galaxy.” At USTH, we believe that every student is a unique star, radiating a light forged by knowledge, unwavering perseverance, and grand aspirations.

This upcoming ceremony is not only a celebration of individual dedication but also a momentous occasion where diverse journeys align. Together, our graduates will form a brilliant galaxy of intellect, ambition, and promising contributions to the future.

We cordially invite parents, distinguished guests, faculty members, and all graduates to join us in celebrating this proud achievement at the Graduation Ceremony 2026.

Event Details:

• Date: Friday, August 21, 2026
• Time:
  • Morning Session: 08:30 – 11:30
  • Afternoon Session: 13:30 – 16:30
• Venue: Nguyen Van Hieu Auditorium, 8th Floor, A21 Building, University of Science and Technology of Hanoi (USTH)

One academic chapter has beautifully concluded, unveiling a new era of endless possibilities. We look forward to welcoming the USTH Class of 2026 to the most radiant and proud moment of the year.

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This year’s edition will focus on satellite altimetry for continental waters, offering a comprehensive exploration of how to process raw satellite data, create and visualize time series. Participants will learn to retrieve, process, and validate altimetry data from operational missions of the Copernicus constellation, as well as research missions such as the revolutionary SWOT mission. The goal is to transform these observations into actionable insights for a wide range of applications like water resources monitoring (rivers, lakes, reservoirs), disaster monitoring (flood), transboundary river management and climate change studies.

The program will highlight how satellite altimetry can contribute to our understanding of water dynamics, with particular emphasis on its integration in hydrological modeling frameworks. Through lectures, hands-on sessions, and seminars led by European and Vietnamese experts, attendees will gain both theoretical and practical skills.

Building on the success of previous VSEO summer schools, VSEO-6 is designed for young researchers, engineers, and educators seeking to develop or deepen their expertise in the use of satellite altimetry data for inland hydrology monitoring. Applications are open to participants from Vietnam, as well as to a limited number of participants from Southeast Asia, France and other countries. Participants will also have the opportunities to present their own research through short oral presentations and posters. In addition, the school will provide opportunities to establish research collaborations between participants and speakers, and to exchange ideas on potential research topics.

Registration to the school is open until June 15th and can be completed at the registration link.

More details are available on the main VSEO-6 website: https://www.icisequynhon.com/conferences/2026/VSEO-6/

We warmly invite you to register for the school and/or share this information with colleagues and students who may be interested.

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The meeting took place at a time when higher education, science and technology, and innovation are undergoing profound transformation, placing new demands on USTH to strengthen its governance capacity, expand its training scale, advance scientific research and innovation, and further affirm its position within Vietnam’s higher education system and the international academic landscape.

Attending the meeting from the Vietnamese side were Prof. Dr. Chu Hoang Ha – Vice President of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST) and Chairman of the USTH University Council; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ha Quy Quynh, Head of the Department of Organization, Personnel and Inspection of VAST and Vice Chairman of the University Council; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thu Thuy, Director of the Department of International Cooperation under the Ministry of Education and Training; Mr. Mai Anh Hong, Deputy Director of the Department of Personnel and Organization under the Ministry of Science and Technology; Prof. Dr. Vu Dinh Lam, Director General of the Vietnam Space Center; Prof. Dr.Tran Dai Lam, Director of the Institute of Materials Science; Prof. Dr. Sc. Le Tuan Hoa, former Director of the Institute of Mathematics; Mr. Nguyen Chien Thang, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Airlines and Chairman of the Board of Members of Vietnam Airlines Engineering Company Limited; and Mr. Nguyen Vu Hoang An, Secretary General of the National Cybersecurity Association.

From France and international partner organizations, the meeting was attended by Mr. Manuel Bouard, representative of the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Space and Vice Chairman of the University Council; Mr. Denis Fourmeau, Attaché for Scientific and Higher Education Cooperation at the Embassy of France in Vietnam; Mr. Sylvain Ouillon, Head of the Representative Office of the French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development in Vietnam; Prof. Eric Boutin, Conference of French University Presidents (CPU)— known as France Universités—and the Conference of Directors of French Engineering Schools (CDEFI); Mr. Laurent Derroins, representative of the French National Centre for Space Studies; Prof. Jean-Paul Deroin, President of the USTH Consortium; and Mr. Jean-Michel Caldagues and Ms. Barbara Dinh, representatives of the French business.

In his opening remarks, Prof. Dr. Chu Hoang Ha emphasized that the 12th Meeting of the USTH University Council was held in the context of Vietnam’s strong transformation, driven by major policies and strategic orientations, particularly resolutions directly related to the development of science and technology and higher education.

According to Prof. Dr. Chu Hoang Ha, Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW identifies science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation as key drivers of rapid and sustainable national development. Meanwhile, Resolution No. 71-NQ/TW reflects a strong policy shift in educational thinking, moving from “partial improvement” to “creating and leading national development”, thereby placing education at the center of national strategies. The synergy of these major Government orientations has opened up significant opportunities for higher education institutions in science and technology, such as USTH, to further promote their role in training high-quality human resources, conducting scientific research, fostering innovation, and advancing international integration.

Prof. Dr. Chu Hoang Ha also highlighted that in 2025, USTH achieved many remarkable results, further affirming its position as a flagship model of Vietnam–France cooperation in higher education and research. Building on more than 16 years of development, the University is now facing the need for stronger transformations in governance models, organizational structure, training strategies, and research capacity. Therefore, the matters discussed and voted on at this meeting were not only significant for the University’s annual operations but also represented strategic and pivotal decisions that will help USTH enhance its competitive advantages, strengthen its academic standing, and pursue sustainable development in the new period.

Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Manuel Bouard, Director responsible for higher education at the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Space, expressed his pleasure at USTH’s strong development over the past years. He highly appreciated the University’s efforts to improve the quality of education and research, as well as to strengthen cooperation with French and international partners. He also reaffirmed the commitment of the French Government and the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Space to continuing their support for USTH as a flagship cooperation project between the two countries.

On behalf of the Rector Board, Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest, Principal Rector, and Prof. Dr. Dinh Thi Mai Thanh, Rector, presented the University’s 2025 annual report, highlighting major achievements in education, research, and external relations.

In education and training, USTH successfully carried out admissions at all three levels: bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs. Undergraduate enrollment increased by 9.1%, while master’s and doctoral enrollment rose by 61.25% and 61%, respectively. The year 2025 also marked the first intake of USTH’s Master’s program in Applied Mathematics, bringing the total number of master’s programs offered by the University to seven. These results demonstrate USTH’s growing appeal to learners and reflect the University’s continuous efforts to improve quality and develop training programs aligned with emerging demands for high-quality human resources, serving Vietnam’s development in the new era.

Beyond the expansion of training scale, USTH has also continued to enhance and affirm the quality of its academic programs. In 2025, four additional engineering programs — Mechatronics Engineering Technology, Aeronautical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, and Electrical Engineering and Renewable Energy — were accredited by the High Council for Evaluation of Research and Higher Education of France (HCERES).

In scientific research, USTH lecturers and researchers published 183 high-quality international papers in SCI-E indexed journals, obtained two patents, and contributed to three outstanding publications recognized by the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology in 2025. These achievements not only reflect the growing research capacity of USTH’s academic staff but also demonstrate the effectiveness of strengthened collaboration within national and international research networks, the promotion of interdisciplinary strengths, and the sharing of scientific resources. They also provide clear evidence of the University’s consistent orientation toward closely connecting education with research, and linking fundamental research with applied research and innovation.

The University also successfully organized numerous international conferences, scientific workshops, and specialized academic courses, attracting the participation of experts and scientists from Vietnam and abroad, thereby contributing to the enhancement of USTH’s reputation and academic standing.

In external relations, USTH signed 56 cooperation agreements and memoranda of understanding with domestic and international partners in 2025, opening up new opportunities for academic exchange, research collaboration, internships, and professional development for staff, lecturers, and students. USTH has increasingly become an attractive destination for international students, with a growing number of students from French and European universities coming to the University for internships, research, and exchange programs.

The year 2025 also marked several important milestones in USTH’s development. The University had the honor of welcoming French President Emmanuel Macron, who visited USTH and delivered a speech to young Vietnamese intellectuals as part of his high-level visit to Vietnam. This event once again affirmed USTH’s important role in the bilateral cooperation between Vietnam and France. With its outstanding achievements in training and research, USTH was ranked among the Top 10 universities in Vietnam for the second consecutive year in the VNUR rankings announced in January 2026, placing 6th, one position higher than in 2025.

In addition, many collective and individual achievements of USTH were recognized at both national and international levels. Assoc. Prof. Dr. To Thi Mai Huong, Deputy Head of the Department of Research, Innovation and International Cooperation, was honored with the 2025 L’Oréal–UNESCO For Women in Science Award. USTH and Prof. Dr. Dinh Thi Mai Thanh were honored at the 11th National Patriotic Emulation Congress. Notably, Prof. Dr. Dinh Thi Mai Thanh, Rector of USTH, was awarded the Officer rank of the Order of Academic Palms by the French Government, in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the development of USTH and to the promotion of education and research cooperation between Vietnam and France.

With a serious and effective working spirit, the University Council discussed and approved a number of important matters related to the University’s development in the next phase.

Specifically, the University Council approved the proposal to submit to the President of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology for consideration the appointment of a new Principal Rector for the 2026–2028 term, following the conclusion of Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest’s tenure on August 31, 2026.

The Council also endorsed the project to restructure USTH’s academic and administrative units, with the aim of building a new organizational structure suited to the University’s development needs. This includes the establishment of the Department of Medicine and Pharmacy, the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center, and the Division of Science Management and Supporting Subjects.

The University Council agreed on the proposal to open a new Master’s program in Chemistry, a Bachelor’s program in Artificial Intelligence, and to develop the training program in Nuclear Science and Technology to draw on the strengths of USTH’s French partners and the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, particularly in the application of nuclear energy in medicine, the environment, and agriculture.

In addition to organizational and academic matters, the University Council approved the establishment of the USTH Science and Technology Development Fund. The Fund is expected to create additional resources to promote research activities, innovation, the development of science and technology products, and support for research groups within the University.

The Council also approved a mechanism for jointly affiliated lecturers at USTH, aiming to attract and effectively mobilize highly qualified experts, scientists, and lecturers from research institutes and public non-business units in Vietnam. Once implemented, this mechanism will enhance the University’s training and research capacity, while further strengthening its connection with the research ecosystem of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology.

The University Council also approved the proposal to adjust tuition fees for training programs, with an increase of no more than 6% compared with the previous academic year. This adjustment is based on careful consideration of changes in the consumer price index, operating costs, and the need to invest in improving the quality of education, scientific research, infrastructure, laboratories, and student support services. The increase has been calculated cautiously to ensure a balance between learners’ access to education and the University’s need to maintain and further develop an internationally accredited learning environment.

The 12th Meeting of the USTH University Council concluded successfully, laying an important foundation for the University to further promote its role as a symbol of the strong and enduring bilateral partnership between Vietnam and France, while making active contributions to the development of education, science, and technology in Vietnam.

This was also the final meeting of the University Council for the 2021–2026 term, marking the completion of a term that recorded many important achievements in university governance, training development, scientific research, and international cooperation. Building on the results achieved, the Vietnamese and French sides will continue to coordinate on the proposed members of the new University Council for the 2026–2031 term, which is expected to be established in November 2026, thereby continuing to guide and accompany USTH in its development in the years to come.

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USTH hereby announces the application process for the FRESHMAN Scholarship Program for the academic year 2026–2027 for candidates who applied to the University during Round 1 and Round 2 of the 2026 admission cycle, as follows:

I. Scholarship Categories

USTH offers the following scholarships for Vietnamese freshman students:

• Talent Scholarship
• Shaping the Future Initiative Scholarship (SFI)
• Merit Scholarship (MS)
• Science Nurturing Scholarship (SN)
• Opportunities Scholarship (OS)
• Seed of Talent Scholarship (SOT)
• Access Scholarship (AS)

For detailed eligibility criteria and scholarship values, please refer to the Scholarship Regulations for the academic year 2026–2027.

II. Eligibility Requirements and Scholarship Values

The eligibility requirements and scholarship values for undergraduate freshman students are as follows: Regulations on scholarship for USTH students

Additional Notes:

• Students receiving Talent Scholarships (except full scholarships) will automatically be considered for Merit Scholarships or SFI Scholarships with corresponding bonus points based on their achievements.
• If a student meets the conditions for multiple scholarships, only one scholarship with the highest value will be awarded.

III. Scholarship Evaluation Formula

Scholarship Score (100 points) = Academic Score + Bonus Points

• Academic Score (maximum 86 points): Average score of 03 out of 06 subjects (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Informatics, English) relevant to the admission subject combination during Grades 11 and 12.
• Bonus Points: Awarded to candidates eligible for direct admission, candidates applying during Round 1 (May–June 2026), and candidates from high schools having cooperation agreements with USTH.

(For detailed information, please refer to Article 11 of the Scholarship Regulations.)

IV. Scholarship Application

1. Scholarship Application

Candidates shall apply online at:
https://forms.gle/kyL1fi357GFDEnwW7

Required attachments:

• High school academic transcript or confirmation of Grade 11 and Grade 12 academic results;
• Prize certificates/supporting documents (if any);
• Certified documents proving family circumstances issued by local authorities or competent agencies (for Opportunities Scholarship applicants only).

2. Application Timeline – Wave 1

• Scholarship application deadline: Before June 3, 2026
• Scholarship result announcement: Before June 15, 2026

Notes:

• Scholarships are only considered for candidates who submit complete applications before the deadline.

For further information regarding scholarships, please contact:

Department of Student Affairs
University of Science and Technology of Hanoi (USTH)
Room 306, Building 2H
18 Hoang Quoc Viet Street, Cau Giay District, Hanoi
Email: scholarship@usth.edu.vn
Telephone: (+84) 24 3791 7201 / 0865 785 885

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This premier recruitment and career orientation platform offers a valuable opportunity for candidates to network directly with leading international and French corporations.

1. Event Details:

• Time: 08:30 AM – 12:30 PM, Saturday, May 30th, 2026 (UTC+7).
• Venue: Trang An Ballroom, Grand Mercure Hanoi Hotel, 9 Cat Linh Street, Dong Da District, Hanoi, Vietnam.

2. Participating Companies:
The event gathers top-tier companies across various industries, including Artelia, Apave, Socotec, Safran, DXL, GreenYellow, Saint Honore, Vending Machine, and many others, offering hundreds of full-time job openings and structured internship programs.

3. Registration Guidelines:
To view the detailed company portfolios, job descriptions, and secure your free admission ticket from the Organizers, please visit and complete the registration form via the links below:

• Official Event Information: [Job Fair 2026: Career & Innovation Day | CCI France Vietnam]
• Candidate Registration Link: [CANDIDATES & STUDENTS – FREE REGISTRATION – 30th May]

Students, particularly final-year students and those seeking internships, are highly encouraged to update their professional CVs (in English/French) and dress professionally to successfully engage with prospective employers at the event.

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The University of Science and Technology of Hanoi officially launches USTH Creators Hub 2026, a program that invites the USTH community to share stories, experiences, photos and personal perspectives about studying, researching, teaching and living at USTH.

Selected content published on USTH’s official communication channels will receive remuneration of up to 1,000,000 VND per published content.

There are things about USTH that only people here can truly understand. It may be a night spent rushing to finish a project until 2 AM, a failed experiment that made you start all over again, a familiar corner in the library, or simply the moment you suddenly realize: “This is where my youth belongs.”

With USTH Creators Hub 2026, every USTH student, lecturer, staff member and community member can become a storyteller, sharing meaningful moments in their own unique way.

How to participate

Participants create content about USTH in the form of a short video or a written post with photos.

After completing the content, participants upload it to Google Drive and enable access permission.

Submissions should be sent to the Organizing Committee via the registration form at:

https://forms.gle/3FVhCncMeYq86Wii9

Content themes

Experiences and Behind the Scenes

Share your experiences in studying, researching, teaching or everyday life at USTH, from a day in the lab and project journeys to student life moments and behind-the-scenes stories on campus.

Humans of USTH

Tell the stories of inspiring people at USTH, including students, lecturers, alumni and staff members.

USTH Through My Eyes

Share your own perspectives, emotions and memories connected to USTH through photos, stories or unforgettable moments.

Creativity and Trends

Creative content, trending formats or new digital storytelling styles are encouraged to present USTH in a fresh, youthful and relatable way.

Content format

Participants may submit content in one of the following formats:

Short videos from 30 seconds to 3 minutes.

Written posts with photos from 300 to 1,200 words.

Note: Photos attached to written posts must not violate ownership, copyright or image rights of any individual or organization.

Remuneration

Students, parents, alumni, former staff members and former lecturers: 500,000 VND per published content.

Lecturers and staff members currently working at USTH: 1,000,000 VND per published content.

Timeline

Submission period: from June 2026 to the end of December 2026.

Participants may start preparing and submitting their content now. Early submissions will have more opportunities to be selected for earlier publication on USTH’s official communication channels and receive remuneration from the program.

Important notes

Submitted content must be original work created by the participant.

The Organizing Committee reserves the right to edit content before publication if necessary.

Selected content published by USTH may be used for communication purposes.

USTH Creators Hub 2026 is expected to become a space where each story, experience and personal perspective can contribute to promoting a more relatable, creative and inspiring image of USTH to the wider community.

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Please note that access to the documents is restricted to internal management and leadership levels only in accordance with the USTH’s internal governance and confidentiality regulations.

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The event offers students, graduates and young professionals an opportunity to meet international companies, learn more about multicultural working environments and explore internship and career opportunities across various sectors.

At Job Fair 2026: Career & Innovation Day, participants will have the chance to connect with leading companies, meet recruiters directly, join Career Talk sessions and gain practical insights from alumni on career orientation, application skills and professional development in an international workplace.

Event information:

Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM, Saturday, May 30, 2026
Venue: Trang An Ballroom, Grand Mercure Hanoi, 9 Cat Linh, Hanoi
Registration: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/WTVHFXvbUn
CV submission: https://bit.ly/ccifv-cv
More information: https://bit.ly/3OsFiLn

Job Fair 2026: Career & Innovation Day is expected to provide valuable information and networking opportunities, helping participants better prepare for their future career paths.

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Understanding the Market and Career Orientation in Cyber Security

During the program, students engaged in an insightful sharing session with Mr. Pham Trung Anh – Head of Cyber Security Advisory Services and Solutions Department at FPT Telecom.

Drawing from his extensive field experience, Mr. Trung Anh provided a close-up look into:

• The vital role of information security in the digital age.
• Growth trends and demands of the cyber security workforce market in Vietnam.
• Financial opportunities and challenges in the industry leading up to 2030.

This valuable insider knowledge helps students evaluate their own capabilities, understand career prospects, and proactively set academic goals to equip themselves with the necessary knowledge and skills for the future.

Solving real-world cyber security problems and experiencing a professional workspace

The visit offered highly interactive and valuable experiences for USTH students through two main activities:

1. Role-playing as Cyber security experts

Students directly participated in real-world simulation scenarios. Role-playing as actual cyber security experts at FPT, they analyzed, discussed, and solved practical problems concerning security vulnerabilities and system incident responses. With their proactive spirit, creative thinking, and solid academic foundation, USTH students left a strong positive impression during the case-study discussions.

2. Exploring the Modern Workspace at FPT Tower

In addition, the students toured the state-of-the-art workspace at FPT Tower. Witnessing a dynamic and professional environment at a leading tech corporation gave them a clearer vision of their future career paths and injected strong motivation into their ongoing academic journey.

Expanding internship and employment opportunities for students

A key highlight of the visit was the recruitment networking session. Representatives from FPT Telecom introduced various attractive internship and job openings tailored for USTH Information Technology and Cyber Security students in the near future. This served as an excellent gateway for students to directly connect with employers and secure suitable internships to gain practical experience.

Strengthening University-Enterprise Collaboration in Workforce Training

This field trip not only bridged the gap between theory and practice for students but also tightened the partnership between the University and Enterprises. Collaborating with prestigious organizations like FPT Telecom enables the University to continuously enhance its training quality, aiming to supply a high-quality workforce that aligns perfectly with market demands in technology and cyber security.

The field trip to FPT Telecom provided both practical experience and powerful inspiration for USTH’s Cyber Security students. These practical enterprise-connect activities are crucial steps in preparing students to confidently seize opportunities, proactively refine their skills, and stand ready to join the cyber security labor market immediately after graduation.

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The plan aims to implement the recommendations provided by the external review panel, build upon the strengths of the academic programs, and promote continuous improvement activities to further enhance the quality of teaching, research, and student support services. It also reflects the Department’s commitment to sustaining and strengthening a quality culture in response to societal expectations and the evolving demands of science and technology.

In addition, the plan serves as an important reference framework for monitoring improvement progress, preparing mid-cycle reports, and supporting the reaccreditation process of the academic programs expected in 2031.

Detailed information on the action plan can be found here.

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