In recognition of their strong academic performance and perseverance, four Korean Language students from the Vietnam-Korea Institute of Technology (VKIT) at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH) received KOCHAM Scholarships 2026, each worth VND 5 million, at a ceremony held on October 16.

The program recognizes students’ achievements and encourages them to continue striving in their studies
The recipients were Nguyen Huu Loi, Nguyen Thi Bao Tran, Le Thi Nhu Huynh, and Tran Thi Ngoc Tham, all currently majoring in Korean Language at VKIT.
Four outstanding VKIT Korean Language students attend the KOCHAM Scholarships 2026 ceremony
All four met the selection criteria: being in their third or fourth year, maintaining good academic standing or higher, demonstrating good conduct and a determination to overcome challenges, and having received no other scholarships in 2026. They were among the recipients of 40 KOCHAM scholarships awarded to students from 10 universities in southern Vietnam.
The KOCHAM Scholarships 2026 recognize the academic efforts of four VKIT students
The ceremony was held in a formal yet welcoming atmosphere, with Trade Counselor Cho Young Je, KOCHAM Chairman Kim Nyoun Ho, and representatives from universities across southern Vietnam in attendance.
Ms. Vuong Thi Tuan Oanh, Vice Director of VKIT, attends the ceremony and celebrates with the four students
For HUTECH students, the KOCHAM Scholarships 2026 provide practical financial support while recognizing their dedication to their studies and personal development. This achievement will encourage them to strengthen their language skills, deepen their understanding of Korean culture, and confidently pursue their future careers.
The scholarships encourage students to develop their abilities and confidently pursue their goals
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KOCHAM, the Korean Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam, connects Korean businesses and promotes economic, cultural, and social cooperation between the two countries. In education, the organization offers scholarships to students in Korean studies and related fields, encouraging academic achievement and supporting young Vietnamese people.
Awarded annually since 2018, the scholarships help ease students’ financial burdens while recognizing their achievements and determination to overcome challenges. The program also strengthens connections between Korean businesses and universities in Vietnam, creating more opportunities for students to build their knowledge and skills and prepare for their careers.
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News: Anh Thư
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