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UEH College of Technology and Design

UEH COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN (CTD) – LAYING THE

FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE JOURNEY

UEH College of Technology and Design

In a world undergoing a profound transformation driven by the power of technology and boundless
innovation, the UEH College of Technology and Design (CTD) has established a solid foundation across
key areas, including education, scientific research, international collaboration, entrepreneurship,
innovation, and community engagement. Step by step, CTD is contributing meaningfully to UEH’s
journey toward becoming a reputable multidisciplinary and sustainable university recognized on the
global stage.

HIGHLIGHTS OF CTD IN 2024

Education – Pioneering Programs to Meet Societal Demands

CTD successfully developed and launched new academic programs, namely Art Technology
(ArtTech), Smart Control and Automation, Integrated Urban Design and Planning, and Technology
Management (master’s level). Additionally, CTD introduced dual-degree and dual-major programs
in collaboration with prestigious universities worldwide, including the University of Auckland (New
Zealand), Kwangwoon University (South Korea), and Saint Joseph University (Macau). These
initiatives not only enhanced the quality of education but also provided students with access to
advanced educational systems and multicultural learning environments. The excellence and
diversity of these new programs have led to positive enrollment outcomes, attracting

approximately 437 businesses to participate in corporate internships and integrate their projects
into courses and capstone projects.

Scientific Research – Advancing Publications and Securing Partnerships

In 2024, CTD made remarkable strides in scientific research. Faculty members published 65 papers
in reputable international journals indexed by ISI, Scopus, and ABDC, including 22 in SSCI Q1, SCIE
Q1 (Web of Science), and A*/ABDC. Notably, 19 of these studies focused on Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs), underscoring CTD’s strong commitment to contributing to a greener
and more sustainable future. Additionally, 44 research projects at the national, ministerial,
provincial, institutional, and Nafosted levels were registered throughout the year. At the
institutional level, CTD completed the evaluation of 18 prior research projects and launched two
registration phases for new institutional research projects, with 33 projects approved.

CTD has achieved remarkable success in attracting funding from both domestic and international
partners for research and entrepreneurship activities. Approximately 1.6 billion VND was secured

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