On 15/4/2026, at Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI), the 3rd International Scientific Conference on Sustainable and Emerging Technologies for Smart Manufacturing (SETSM 2026) was officially inaugurated. The conference attracted nearly 250 research papers submitted by scientists and experts from numerous countries, reaffirming SETSM’s role as a reputable and influential academic forum in the fields of smart manufacturing and sustainable development.

Hanoi University of Industry announces the admission of international students to its full-time undergraduate programs for 2026.

Amid the vibrant atmosphere of the 2026 Admissions Consultation and Career Orientation Day held at Hanoi University of Science and Technology on March 8, 2026, the advisory booth of Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) became a focal point, attracting thousands of Prospective applicants. In particular, the programs offered by the School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering received significant attention thanks to their modern curricula and broad career opportunities

On the afternoon of March 4, 2026, the institutional-level evaluation and acceptance committee conducted the final review of the university-level scientific research project entitled “Research on the development of a behavioral model for composite shells with a layered biomimetic core structure and piezoelectric surface layers.” The project is led by MSc. Tran Thi Thu Thuy - Vice Dean of the Faculty of Engineering foundation.

The School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering at Hanoi University of Industry is a reputable institution in engineering education, annually providing thousands of high-quality graduates and engineers who meet the increasingly demanding requirements of both domestic and international enterprises. In a field traditionally considered “male-dominated”, the SMAE’s “Engineering Roses” have shone brilliantly—completing their studies in just over three years and graduating with distinction—thereby affirming their resilience, intellect, and breakthrough spirit of female students in the engineering environment.

The English-taught programs at the School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI), are developed in accordance with international standards to meet the demand for high-quality human resources in the context of globalization and deep integration.

On January 30st, 2026, PhD Candidate Nguyen Hong Tien successfully defended his doctoral dissertation in Mechanical Engineering. The research results were highly appreciated by the Dissertation Evaluation Committee for their scientific and practical value.

To enhance the quality of student research projects and standardize the implementation process, the School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering (SMAE), in collaboration with the Department of Science and Technology, organized a training session on scientific research methodology on January 21st, 2026. This training session attracted a large number of students, offering them the chance to access modern research methods, report-writing skills, scientific paper drafting, and practical insights from an experienced team of experts and lecturers.

In the early days of 2026, the Robotics team from the School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering (SMAE), Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) marked a proud new milestone for Vietnamese Robotics. Competing against many formidable opponents in the Philippines, the HaUI team proved their mettle as the sole representative of Vietnam at the regional VEX-U Robotics Competition 2026.

In the era of digital transformation and automation trends that are radically reshaping the manufacturing industry, technical training requires more than just design skills; it demands the capability to implement those designs into production. To meet these requirements, the School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering (SMAE), Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) held the final round of SMAE AWARD 2025 on the morning of January 26th, 2026. This specialized academic competition provided a platform for students to practice innovative thinking and tackle real-world engineering problems.