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| École Supérieure de Commerce de Hanoï | |
|---|---|
| Name | École Supérieure de Commerce de Hanoï |
| Established | 1995 |
| Type | Private |
| City | Hanoi |
| Country | Vietnam |
| Campus | Urban |
École Supérieure de Commerce de Hanoï
École Supérieure de Commerce de Hanoï is a higher education institution located in Hanoi, Vietnam, focused on business and management studies. Founded in the mid-1990s, it has sought partnerships with international universities and regional institutions to develop curricula in finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship. The school engages with Vietnamese ministries, multinational corporations, and development agencies to position graduates for roles in ASEAN markets, international trade, and public-private initiatives.
The school was established amid post-Đổi Mới reforms alongside institutions such as Vietnam National University, Hanoi, Hanoi University of Science and Technology, and Foreign Trade University. Early milestones include cooperation agreements with INSEAD, École Polytechnique, and Bocconi University to adapt Western curricula to Vietnamese contexts. During the 2000s the institution expanded programs in response to regional integrations like ASEAN Free Trade Area and dialogues under Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation. Notable historical interactions include guest lectures and exchanges with scholars from Harvard Business School, London School of Economics, and University of Tokyo. The school navigated accreditation processes influenced by standards from Ministry of Education and Training (Vietnam), comparisons with French Ministry of Higher Education and Research, and benchmarking against rankings that include QS World University Rankings and Times Higher Education. Political and economic events such as WTO accession of Vietnam and initiatives by International Monetary Fund and World Bank shaped program priorities and funding models.
The urban campus is situated near landmarks like Hoan Kiem Lake and Ba Dinh Square, with facilities modeled on campuses such as INSEAD Fontainebleau and resources comparable to department suites at Columbia Business School. Key infrastructure includes lecture halls equipped for videoconferencing with partners including Stanford Graduate School of Business and Rotman School of Management, case-study rooms inspired by Harvard Business School, and computer labs running software used at MIT Sloan School of Management. The library collections emphasize journals subscribed by Elsevier, Springer Nature, and Wiley-Blackwell, and hold case materials from The Case Centre. Student support centers coordinate internships with firms like Vietcombank, PetroVietnam, Samsung Vietnam, and multinational consultancies such as McKinsey & Company and Boston Consulting Group. The campus hosts symposiums featuring delegations from European Commission, United Nations Development Programme, and Asian Development Bank.
Programs span undergraduate, graduate, and executive education tracks modeled after curricula at HEC Paris, IE Business School, and National University of Singapore. Degrees include Bachelor of Business Administration, Master of Finance, MBA, and specialized certificates in areas linked to institutions like Chartered Financial Analyst Institute standards and Project Management Institute frameworks. Courses draw on case studies from firms such as Vingroup, FPT Corporation, Toyota Motor Corporation, and Vietnam Airlines, and incorporate comparative modules referencing markets like China, Japan, South Korea, and Thailand. Exchange semesters are arranged with universities including Ritsumeikan University, University of Manchester, and Monash University to provide cross-border perspectives on corporate governance, international trade law, and supply chain management as seen in trade corridors involving Hai Phong and Ho Chi Minh City. Executive education programs have been delivered for partners like Suntory Group, Vinamilk, and Microsoft Vietnam.
Research centers address themes such as entrepreneurship ecosystems, finance in emerging markets, and sustainable business practices, engaging with organizations including Asian Development Bank Institute, United Nations Industrial Development Organization, and World Trade Organization research arms. Faculty publish in journals indexed by Scopus and Web of Science, collaborate on projects funded by European Union research grants and bilateral programs with Agence Française de Développement and Japan International Cooperation Agency. Strategic partnerships include memoranda with Sorbonne University, University of California, Berkeley, and Melbourne Business School for joint seminars, dual degrees, and doctoral supervision. The school organizes annual conferences attracting delegates from ASEAN Secretariat, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, and corporate partners such as Viettel and Samsung Electronics.
Student associations mirror societies at institutions like Oxford Union and Harvard Business School Student Association, with clubs for finance, consulting, entrepreneurship, and cultural exchange. Competitive teams participate in case competitions hosted by CFA Institute Research Challenge, HULT Prize, and regional events organized by ASEAN University Network. Extracurricular programming features speakers from World Economic Forum panels, alumni panels including executives from PepsiCo, and mentoring schemes linked to incubators such as Saigon Innovation Hub and StartUp Vietnam. Student media outlets cover campus news and liaise with publications like The Economist, Financial Times, and Nikkei Asian Review for commentary and internship pipelines.
Alumni have taken leadership roles across Vietnamese and international institutions, serving in executive positions at Vietcombank, Vingroup, FPT Corporation, and diplomatic postings associated with Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Vietnam). Faculty and visiting scholars have included academics and practitioners affiliated with INSEAD, Harvard Business School, London School of Economics, Keio University, and National University of Singapore; consultants from McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group, and Deloitte have delivered executive modules. The network includes entrepreneurs who founded startups that received investment from 500 Startups, Sequoia Capital, and SoftBank Vision Fund.
Category:Universities and colleges in Hanoi