Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Engineering
University in Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Engineering, formerly Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education (Abbreviation: HCMUTE, Vietnamese: TrÆ°á»ng Äại há»c Công nghá» Kỹ thuáºt Thà nh phá» Há» Chà Minh) is a public university in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.[1] It is located in Thủ Äức Ward, about 10 km (6.2 mi) north-east from downtown Ho Chi Minh City. This university offers multidisciplinary bachelor's degree from engineering, technology to economics, laws and linguistics. It also conducts technical research and vocational training, in addition to educational cooperation with foreign universities in the US, the UK, Australia, France, Korea, Taiwan, etc.
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TrÆ°á»ng Äại há»c Công nghá» Kỹ thuáºt Thà nh phá» Há» Chà Minh | |
 Campus 1 main gate | |
Former names | Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education |
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| Motto | Phát triá»n toà n diá»n, bá»n vững và há»i nháºp quá»c tế |
Motto in English | Grow into a well-rounded individual, and globalize |
| Type | Public |
| Established | October 5th, 1962 |
| President | Dr. Le Hieu Giang, Assoc. Prof. |
| Students | 30,000 |
| Undergraduates | 29,000 |
| Postgraduates | 1,000 |
| Address | 1 Võ VÄn Ngân Street , Thủ Äức ward, Ho Chi Minh City , Vietnam 10.8499°N 106.7717°E |
| Campus | Urban |
| Website | en |
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History
Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Engineering (HCMUTE) is the first university in Vietnam educating and training technical teachers for the whole country. Chronologically, HCMUTE has been renamed several times due to integration with other schools or its own promotion.
The university evolved from the Board of Technical Education, first founded on October 5, 1962, then renamed Nguyen Truong To Center for Technical Education in Thu Duc in September 1972, and later upgraded to Thu Duc College of Education in 1974. On October 27, 1976, the SRV Prime Minister issued a decision to establish Thu Duc University of Technical Education on the basis of Thu Duc College of Education. This was amalgamated with Thu Duc Industrial Vocational School in 1984 and further merged with Technical Teacher Training School No.5 in 1991 to become Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education. In 1995, the university incorporated with National University Ho Chi Minh City as an informal member. In 2000, HCMUTE became a member under supervision of Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam (MoET). In December 26, 2025, the Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam signed a decision to rename the university as the present day Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Engineering.[2][3]
Milestones
- October 5, 1962: Founded as Board of Technical Education founded with five disciplines
- 1972: Renamed as Nguyen Truong To Center for Technical Education in Thu Duc
- 1974: Upgraded to Thu Duc College of Education
- October 27, 1976: Promoted to Thu Duc University of Technical Education
- 1984: Thu Duc Industrial Vocational School amalgamated with Thu Duc University of Technical Education
- 1991: Technical Teacher Training School No. 5 amalgamated with Thu Duc University of Technical Education
- 1992: First post graduate program started
- 1995: Became non-official member of Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City
- 2000: Separated from Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City
- November 2011: The Center Building inaugurated
- March 2012: 3 PhD programs started
- October 2014: Renamed as Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education[4]
- December 26, 2025: Renamed as Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Engineering[2][3]
Governmental awards
During its more than 60 years of development, HCMUTE has been granted governmental awards for excellent performance, such as an Independence Decoration - Second Class (2012), Independence Decoration - Third Class (2007), a Labor Decoration - First Class (2001), a Labor Decoration -Second Class (1996), a Labor Decoration - Third Class (1985) by the SRV President, an Emulation Flag of the Government (2008), an Emulation Flag of the MoET (2009), Emulation Flag of Ho Chi Minh City People Committee (2012), other Certificates of Merit and so on.[5]
Infrastructure
- Campus 1 (main): No.1 Võ VÄn Ngân Street, Linh Chiá»u (now is Thủ Äức ward)
- Campus 2: 484 Lê VÄn Viá»t Street, TÄng NhÆ¡n Phú
- Bình PhÆ°á»c Branch: 899 National Route 14, Äá»ng Xoà i, Bình PhÆ°á»c province (now is Bình PhÆ°á»c ward, Äá»ng Nai province)
Ho Chi Minh University of Technology and Engineering has two campuses with total area of 21 ha (52 acres) and 128,128 m2 (1,379,160 sq ft) of construction area includes 98 practice workshops (16,980 m2 [182,800 sq ft]) and 58 laboratories (10,362 m2 [111,540 sq ft]), 175 classrooms with a total area of 27,902 m2 (300,330 sq ft), size of each varying from 42 to 187 m2 (450 to 2,010 sq ft).
Computers: 1,100 for teaching, learning and research; 450 for management and administration.
HCMUTE has a football field (10,000 m2 [110,000 sq ft]), three volleyball courts, a tennis court, a sporting event hall and two dormitories.[6]
Accreditation
Gallery
Laboratory of iOS and macOS programming
Laboratory of Computer network
Mechanical workshop
Students working at Faculty of Vehicle and Energy engineering
Sunderland University students studied at HCMUTE
