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How international students experience HaUI, in the university's own reporting.
Zidane from Mozambique: bachelor's, master's and then home
Zidane arrived in Vietnam in 2017, spent a year learning Vietnamese and then studied electrical and electronic engineering technology at HaUI on a government scholarship. His graduation project was a grid-connected solar system for a small factory.
He stayed for a master's degree in electrical engineering. His thesis studied how solar power affects protection coordination on Mozambique's distribution grid, and the examining council praised its practical value. He now works as an electrical engineer in Mozambique.
“The library stays lit from morning to night.”Zidane, on studying at HaUI. Translated from the university's Vietnamese article; quotation to be approved by the student.Read the original article (Vietnamese)
International Student Cultural Festival
Hundreds of international students filled the campus with food stalls, folk games, music and national tents. Teams from China, Mozambique, Laos and Vietnam's southern region took the top prizes, and the festival was larger than in earlier years.
The university's deputy rector said HaUI wants international students to study in a safe, friendly place where they can learn about Vietnam and keep their own identity. Representatives of several embassies attended.
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Over 120 new international students begin their first year
The new class comes from nine countries: the Philippines, Mozambique, China, Laos, Morocco, Pakistan, Yemen, Kenya and Egypt. University leaders thanked students for crossing distance, language and culture to study at HaUI.
Staff from the Training Office, the Student Support Office and the Library Center explained regulations, dormitory life, health care and digital resources. Students from the Philippines and Mozambique performed songs and dances from home.
Read the original article (Vietnamese)March 8 with students from Poland, Mozambique and Laos
Students from Poland said they were moved by how women are celebrated in Vietnam. Students from Mozambique and Laos described the performances, camping games and dormitory parties that marked the day.
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