Dr Alan Go from Hanbridge Institute and Ms. Le An Na from HANISA shaking hands after signing the Singapore–Vietnam education partnership agreement.

Hanbridge Institute Strengthens Singapore–Vietnam Education Partnership

A school is not just about a certificate; it is about helping students fulfil their dreams.”
— Dr Alan Go, Chairman of the Academic Board, Hanbridge Institute

Hanbridge Institute is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Hanoi Innovation and Startup Association (HANISA), Vietnam. This milestone strengthens educational collaboration between Singapore and Vietnam and reflects a shared commitment to innovation and lifelong learning.

A Partnership for Innovation and Education

Representatives from Hanbridge Institute and the Hanoi Innovation and Startup Association (HANISA) signing a Memorandum of Understanding in Singapore.

The Hanoi Innovation and Startup Association (HANISA) brings together scientists, entrepreneurs, experts, and organisations dedicated to innovation. Its mission is to strengthen Vietnam’s innovation ecosystem by supporting research, technology transfer, innovation-driven entrepreneurship, and policy advisory. In addition, HANISA connects domestic and international partners to encourage collaboration across industries.

Likewise, Hanbridge Institute believes that international partnerships create meaningful opportunities for students to develop a global outlook. Together, both organisations will work towards promoting education, entrepreneurship, and innovation across borders.

Under the Memorandum of Understanding, both parties will:

  • Promote international collaboration in education, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
  • Share educational expertise and best practices.
  • Explore advanced education models and collaborative programmes.
  • Create more opportunities for students to develop global perspectives.
Exploring Singapore’s Education System

Dr Alan Go sharing insights on Singapore's education system, entrepreneurship, and innovation during the MOU event.

Following the signing ceremony, Dr Alan Go, Chairman of the Academic Board at Hanbridge Institute, delivered a sharing session on Singapore’s education system, entrepreneurship, and innovation.

He also discussed how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping education and business. Furthermore, he encouraged students to embrace lifelong learning and develop the adaptability needed for a rapidly changing world.

Throughout the session, students and educators from Vietnam asked thoughtful questions. As a result, discussions explored innovation, entrepreneurship, and the future of education in greater depth.

Supporting Vietnamese Students Studying in Singapore

The event concluded with an interactive Q&A session led by Mr Kevin Dinh Hoang Ha, Country Director (Vietnam) at Hanbridge Institute.

Mr Kevin Dinh Hoang Ha answering questions about studying at Hanbridge Institute and student life in Singapore.

During the session, Mr Kevin answered questions about studying at Hanbridge Institute, student life in Singapore, and the higher education pathways available. He also shared practical advice on adapting to a new learning environment and preparing for academic success.

Consequently, students gained a clearer understanding of what it means to study in Singapore and the opportunities available after graduation.

Looking Ahead

Delegates from Hanbridge Institute and HANISA celebrating the launch of a new Singapore–Vietnam education partnership.

At Hanbridge Institute, education extends beyond academic qualifications. We believe every student should have the opportunity to develop confidence, critical thinking, and a global mindset.

Through this partnership with HANISA, we hope to strengthen educational ties between Singapore and Vietnam. Moreover, we aim to create more opportunities for students, educators, entrepreneurs, and innovators to learn from one another.

Together, we look forward to inspiring the next generation of global learners while promoting innovation, entrepreneurship, and international collaboration.