University of Economics Implements Various Local Support Activities in 2026

In accordance with the Cooperation Agreement between the University of Economics - The University of Danang and the localities of Hoa Vang, Hoa Tien, Ba Na communes, and Hai Van ward, aimed at concretizing areas of collaboration into practical activities, on May 12, 2026, the University organized a meeting to launch a series of local support programs for the period from May to December 2026. These activities focus on digital transformation, green entrepreneurship, local economic development, and community capacity building, contributing to sustainable development aligned with the practical needs of each locality in Da Nang City.

Dr. Huynh Thi Hong Hanh - Vice Rector of the University - emphasized that the program affirms the University’s role in the community, while also strengthening the integration of training and research with the practical development needs of localities in the context of digital transformation and sustainable development.

Dr. Huynh Thi Hong Hanh speaking at the meeting

According to the plan, the University will accompany localities in developing projects for green and digital economy development to 2030, with a vision to 2040; at the same time, support tourism and culinary promotion through the creation of fanpages, TikTok channels, infographics, and short videos on green tourism handbooks.

One of the program’s priorities is to enhance digital capabilities for local officials and residents. The University will organize training classes on digital administration, standardizing electronic documents, applying artificial intelligence in work processes; implement campaigns to support citizens in using online public services, and provide basic digital skills training in local areas.

At the same time, various activities supporting businesses and households will also be implemented, such as building brand identity packages, developing local storytelling for products, supporting fanpage management, online sales, and enhancing e-commerce capabilities for OCOP entities.

Faculty members contribute ideas for building green and digital economy projects for the localities.

In the field of entrepreneurship, the University will organize a workshop on “Green Startup Ideas” for local youth; as well as offer consulting on human resources, finance, production, and sales for startups in each area.

Notably, the plan also expands practical opportunities for students by coordinating internships at local People’s Committees, businesses, and household enterprises according to course and graduation internship requirements.