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The Higher Engineering Education Alliance Program (HEEAP) brings together government, academia, and industry to modernize Vietnamese public higher education in engineering. The alliance kicked off in 2010 with a USD $5M, three-year commitment from resource partners the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Intel Vietnam, plus implementing partner/mentor institution Arizona State University (ASU). Eight top Vietnamese engineering and technical vocational universities, each committed to reforming higher education, nominate engineering faculty to participate in the HEEAP training. HEEAP’s overarching goal is transforming engineering education from passive, purely theory-based instruction to active, applied and theory-based instruction and learning.
News
- 15, May 13 HEEAP photo featured in The New York Times
- 17, Apr 13 HEEAP alumni encourage young Vietnamese women to pursue engineering
- 12, Apr 13 HEEAP Faculty Applying Soft Skills in Teaching
- 10, Apr 13 Soft Skills Training for Senior IT Students at Can Tho University
- 3, Apr 13 Secretary of State John Kerry highlights HEEAP's contribution to the development of women and education in Vietnam
- 22, Mar 13 U.S.-backed International Alliance Holds First Conference on Bolstering Engineering Education
- 8, Feb 13 HEEAP Vietnamese Professors Receive Prestigious Grant
- 29, Jan 13 HEEAP vocational scholarship program expands support for female students
- 17, Dec 12 Dr. Hai Implements HEEAP Teaching Techniques in His Classroom
- 14, Dec 12 Vietnamese Engineering Professor Finds Success in HEEAP Teaching Methods
- 14, Dec 12 ASU-Intel collaboration earns Secretary of State award
- 7, Dec 12 CTTC Implements Active Learning through Student Competition
- 16, Nov 12 ASU Professor Hosts HEEAP Workshop in Vietnam
- 16, Oct 12 Guidelines for Fulbright U.S.–ASEAN Visiting Scholar and Specialist Project Applications
- 7, Sep 12 2012 HEEAP University Program Completes Training
July 15 - August 23 cohort
