The teacher who helped lay the foundations of Electrical Engineering
A portrait of Assoc. Prof. Vu Gia Hanh, lecturer in Electrical Engineering, who devoted his life to training generations of Vietnamese electrical engineers.
Summaries of official hust.edu.vn articles on the 70-year journey, each linking to the original.
A portrait of Assoc. Prof. Vu Gia Hanh, lecturer in Electrical Engineering, who devoted his life to training generations of Vietnamese electrical engineers.
President Ho Chi Minh's three visits (1958, 1960, 1962) left the principle "learning goes with doing, the school with society" — the foundation of seventy years of teaching and research at HUST, with newly published founding documents and restored photographs.
On 27 August 2026 the Apple Education Centre operated with HUST opened on the ground floor of building B1 — Apple's first such centre in Vietnam, offering courses on smart manufacturing, robotics and automation from autumn 2026.
The University agreed to accompany the city of Hanoi in AI adoption, digital-skills training and digital-economy development, with the AI4LIFE institute at its core.
From the Vietnam Student Hostel, the compass-and-gear logo, the C1 building, the Parabol gate and the Lipa trees to the Ta Quang Buu building and Tran Dai Nghia Square — each symbol tells a story of Bach Khoa.
Professors Tran Dai Nghia and Ta Quang Buu — the two founders who laid the first bricks of HUST, from Decree 147 of 1956 through the hard early years of Vietnam's first technical university.
The University completed its leadership reorganisation under Resolution 71, adopted the "One HUST" principle and received approval for the 68-hectare Hung Yen campus.
Prof. Le Anh Tuan, Party Secretary and President, addresses generations of Bach Khoa people ahead of the 70th anniversary: gratitude for the past, confidence in the present and commitment to becoming a leading Asian university.
On 27 June 2026 the University launched its Interdisciplinary Innovation Space on floors 6–8 of the Ta Quang Buu Library — Vietnam's first Design Factory in the network initiated by Aalto University; official inauguration is planned for 15 October 2026.