Student Research
Spotlights
Congratulations to the Champion of Global EntrePrep Incubator 2024!
After a transformative 12-week journey, the Global EntrePrep Incubator 2024 has reached its grand finale at Demo Day! We are thrilled to congratulate and welcome the champion – ReZinc!
VinUniversity Team Wins First Prize at ÉCOJEUNES 2024!
We are incredibly proud to announce that a team from VinUniversity has won First Prize at the ÉCOJEUNES 2024 – Youth Committed to a Green Future competition! The grand finale of this exciting event took place during the Franconomics 2024 International Forum, with the theme “Renewable Energy: A Scenario for a Green Future,” held at VinUniversity on October 16, 2024.
Congrats to Our VinUniversity Student on Winning the 2024 Vietnam Female Student Award!
We are delighted to share that Nguyễn Ngọc Phúc Tiên - CECS, one of our talented students, has been recognized as a recipient of the 2024 Vietnam Female Student in Science and Technology Award. This esteemed recognition, organized by the Central Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union, honors young women making meaningful contributions in science and technology.
VinUnians Take Top Honors at ASEAN Data Science Explorers 2024!
We are immensely proud of team aSAP – comprising alumnus Lê Trung Kiên and student Cao Văn Trường—for their outstanding achievement in winning the regional finals of the ASEAN Data Science Explorers 2024. Competing against top talents from across the region, they have brought great pride to VinUniversity.
VinUni Student shines in First Prize Win at Huawei’s Tech4Good Competition
We are proud to announce that Pham Quynh Trang, a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science student at VinUni, was a key member of the Vietnamese team that won first prize at Huawei’s prestigious Asia-Pacific Tech4Good competition in Shenzhen, China. The team outperformed 23 other competitors across the region with their innovative project.
VinUni Team shines at the Sustainable Hospitality Challenge 2024
We are excited to celebrate the remarkable achievement of Team Dynapath from VinUniversity, who have been honored with the Most Sustainable Impact Award at the Sustainable Hospitality Challenge 2024!
Congratulations to Hoang Tran, Van Nguyen, Gia Khuyen Pham, Dang Khoa Dang Dinh for their dedication to creating innovative, sustainable solutions. Their project has made a lasting impression and set a high standard for future leaders in the hospitality industry.
Student Research: “Sleep Quality of Vietnamese Postpartum Women and Its Associated Factors”
This research project aims to give recommendations to improve the quality of sleep among Vietnamese women after giving birth during their hospitalized time.
Student Research: “Quality of Life (QoL) of Patients Diagnosed with Urogenital Prolapse Post-Treatment”
This study aims to explore the quality of life among Vietnamese women who diagnosed with urogenital prolapse after treatment and point out the life aspects that are deeply influenced by the prolapse, which would be a valid source of information for healthcare providers in designing treatment plan and providing further support for patients.
Student Research: “Human papillomavirus vaccination: Knowledge and acceptance of Vietnamese youths living in Hanoi, Vietnam”
The rationale of this study is to address a gap in knowledge. Little research has provided a thorough understanding of the knowledge and perspective of Vietnamese youth (males and females) about HPV and vaccination.
Student Research at VinUni
Undergraduate research is an important part of every VinUni student’s learning experience. Research skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, and communication are essential not only for academic careers but also for leadership and innovation in any field.
Students are encouraged to contact their College to learn more and connect with faculty supervisors. Each College has its own research activities — for example, the UROP Program at CECS.
FAQs
Discuss with your faculty advisor, your instructor about the time and commitment required for your course work and research before signing up for additional research workload. There is no magic bullet for managing time and workload, and we highly recommend that you communicate with your research mentor and advisor if you have concerns about workload.