Hanyang University is one of the oldest and most prestigious private universities in South Korea, established in 1939. The university is renowned for its excellence in engineering, architecture, technology, and innovation, and has long been a cradle for generations of leading engineers, researchers, and entrepreneurs in the country. Hanyang University has achieved numerous accolades, including being ranked among the world’s top 100 most innovative universities and 162nd globally in the QS World University Rankings 2025. 

At present, Hanyang University operates two main campuses: the Seoul Campus, located in the heart of the capital city, and the Erica Campus in Ansan, which is widely recognized as a model for close integration between education, research, and industry. With its state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty, and extensive international partnerships, Hanyang University consistently ranks among the leading universities in South Korea and holds a prominent position in the higher education and research landscape of Asia.

Delegation from Nam Can Tho University in discussion with representatives of Hanyang University

On the morning of October 27, 2025, at Hanyang University Erica, the Department of Smart City Engineering solemnly held a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing ceremony with the Faculty of Architecture, Construction, and Environment of Nam Can Tho University. The event took place in a formal and warm atmosphere, marking a new milestone in the collaborative relationship between the two institutions.

Attending the ceremony, from Hanyang University were Professor Dr. Ahn Yonghan, Dean of the Department of Smart City Engineering, along with faculty members and departmental staff. Representing Nam Can Tho University were Dr. Nguyen Tan Hung, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Construction, and Environment, together with lecturers and representatives of the CNCSA Research Group.

The Memorandum of Agreement focuses on strengthening cooperation in faculty development, education, scientific research, academic exchange, organization of international conferences, and sharing experiences in applying new technologies in architecture and sustainable construction. 

Both parties agreed to implement specific collaborative activities such as faculty and student exchanges, joint supervision of research projects, co-organization of seminars and academic workshops, as well as cultural and scholarly exchange programs.

The two institutions took commemorative photos following the signing ceremony

Speaking at the ceremony, representatives from both universities expressed their confidence that this Memorandum of Agreement would open up numerous opportunities for development, enhance teaching and research activities for faculty and students, and expand the international academic cooperation network between the two institutions. The signing ceremony concluded in an atmosphere of enthusiasm, laying a strong foundation for a long-term and effective partnership in the years to come.