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Faculty of Textile and Fashion

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1. History and Development

The Faculty of Textile and Fashion takes pride in being one of the faculties whose development has been closely associated with the establishment and growth of the University. In the early days, when the institution was known as Technical Secondary School No. III (the predecessor of the University of Economics – Technology for Industries), the Faculty trained the first cohorts of technicians in three majors: Textile, Yarn, and Dyeing. The first cohort consisted of 74 students, supplying human resources to the then nascent textile and yarn industry of the country.

During that initial period, both lecturers and students faced numerous challenges. Practical training equipment was severely limited; teaching materials, textbooks, and curricula were entirely dependent on resources from China. However, the Faculty’s lecturers demonstrated remarkable dedication by simultaneously teaching, learning, and drawing practical experience. They actively sought additional reference materials, developed lecture notes and textbooks, improved training programs, and gradually built academic autonomy before the Chinese experts returned to their home country.

Many students trained during this period later matured into highly capable professionals, holding senior positions in society as well as in various enterprises. At present, the Faculty offers training in two majors: Textile and Garment Technology (with specializations in Garment Technology and Fashion Design) and Textile and Garment Material Technology.

With its long-standing tradition as one of the first specialized faculties of the University of Economics – Technology for Industries, the Faculty of Textile and Fashion has continuously strived for excellence in all aspects. It has consistently affirmed its leading position in training quality, not only within the University but also in the textile and garment technology sector nationwide. The Faculty has made a strong impression through achievements in competitions at ministerial, national, continental, and international levels, while steadily supplying high-quality human resources to organizations and enterprises across the country.

2. Achievements

The collective of lecturers and staff of the Faculty of Textile and Fashion has been awarded numerous Certificates of Merit by the Prime Minister of Vietnam, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and Nam Dinh Province, among others.

Titles and awards achieved by students of the Faculty in recent years:

No. Name Class Year Achievements
1 Nguyễn Thị Mai Hiên CĐ May 16 2010

 

2011

First Prize awarded by the Ministry of Industry and Trade

First Prize at the National Level

First Prize at the Southeast Asia Level; participation in and receipt of certification from competitions held in the United Kingdom
2 Dương Công Duy LT May8 2012 First Prize awarded by the Ministry of Industry and Trade; Third Prize at the National Level
3 Mai Thi Hoa CĐ May18 Second Prize awarded by the Ministry of Industry and Trade
4 Phạm Thị Trang CĐ May20 2014 First Prize awarded by the Ministry of Industry and Trade; National Consolation Prize
5 Phạm Thị Giang ĐH May4 Consolation Prize awarded by the Ministry of Industry and Trade
6 Đỗ Văn Trung CĐ May22 2016 First Prize awarded by the Ministry of Industry and Trade; Third Prize at the National level
7 Nguyễn Thị Hồng Vân ĐH May7 Third Prize awarded by the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
8 Nguyễn Thị Hoa CĐ May24 2018 First Prize awarded by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and a Consolation Prize at the national level.
9 Vũ Thị Nhung CĐ May24 Consolation Prize awarded by the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

3. Organizational Structure:

– Unit Leadership:

No. Name Position Email Tel
1 ThS. Đào Anh Tuấn Deputy Dean – Acting Head of the Faculty datuan@en.uneti.edu.vn 0912224710
2 TS. Nguyễn Quốc Toản Deputy Dean nqtoan@en.uneti.edu.vn 0979833777

Departments

No. Name Position Departments Tel
1 Th.S Đào Anh Tuấn Head Textile Technology Division 0912224710
2 Th.S Nguyễn Thị Thùy Deputy Head Textile Technology Division 0988750921
3 TS Nguyễn Quốc Toản Head Garment Technology Division 0979833777
4 Th.S Đặng Thị Kim Hoa Deputy Head Garment Technology Division 0912464446
5 Th.S Đỗ Thị Tuyết Lan Deputy Head Garment Technology Division 0855886682
6 Th.S Phương Công Huấn Deputy Head Fashion Design Division 0373796222

Party Cell, Mass Organizations:

No. Name Position Tel
1 T.S Nguyễn Quốc Toản Secretary of the Party Cell 0979833777
2 Th.S Đào Anh Tuấn Deputy Secretary of the Party Cell 0912224710
3 Th.S Lê Xuân Thắng Head of the Grassroots Trade Union (Nam Định Campus) 0916073045
4 Th.S Trần Thị Thu Hà Head of the Grassroots Trade Union (Hà Nội Campus) 0915118257
5 Th.S Trần Nguyên Lân Secretary of the Faculty Youth Union 0905307788

Faculty staff and lecturers

1. Th.S Đào Anh Tuấn

2. TS Nguyễn Quốc Toản

3. Th.S Đỗ Thị Tuyết Lan

4. TS.GVC Nguyễn Thị Thảo

5. Th.S Đặng Thị Kim Hoa

6. Th.S Phương Công Huấn

7. Th.S Vũ Dương Quang

8. Th.S Nguyễn Thị Thùy

9. Th.S Lê Xuân Thắng

10. Th.S Nguyễn Thị Thu Lan

11. Th.S Bùi Thanh Hương

12. ThS. Nguyễn Thị Hạnh

13. Th.S Lê Thị Tâm Thanh

14. Th.S Trần Thị Thu Hà

15. Th.S Đỗ Thi Lan

16. Th.S Nguyễn Gia Phong

17. Th.S Đặng Thị Lý

18.  Th.S Bùi Thị Thu Hiền

19. Th.S Nguyễn Thị Lan Anh

20. Th.S Nguyễn Thanh Nam

21. Th.S Bùi Quang Lập

22. Th.S Trần Nguyên Lân

23. Th.S Trần Thanh Hải

24. Th.S Nguyễn Thu Thủy

25. Th.S Quách Thùy Dương

26. Th.S Cao Minh Tiến

27. Th.S Nguyễn Thị Hòa

28. Th.S Trần Thụy Liên

29. Th.S Nguyễn Thanh Hương

30. Th.S Đào Thị Tình

31. CN. Phùng An Như

4. Functions and Duties

Functions:
The Faculty of Textile and Fashion is a unit directly under the University, with the function of advising and assisting the Rector in implementing the following tasks: managing and developing the faculty staff in carrying out assigned teaching duties; professional management of training programs in Textile and Garment Technology and Textile and Garment Materials Technology; organizing and managing scientific and technological activities; managing and organizing the development of curricula, syllabi, textbooks, learning materials, question banks, etc. for teaching and learning purposes; managing, proposing, and effectively utilizing facilities and equipment assigned by the University; establishing linkages and cooperation with enterprises and alumni in training, scientific research, and recruitment.

Duties:

  • Managing and developing the faculty staff.

  • Proposing the development and adjustment of the Faculty’s organizational structure and human resources.

  • Organizing scientific and technological activities; proactively exploiting international cooperation projects; coordinating with scientific and technological organizations, production and business entities to link training with scientific research, production, business, and social life.

  • Organizing the compilation of teaching materials and textbooks: regularly updating domestic and international resources to develop textbooks, lectures, and learning materials; researching and improving teaching and learning methods to enhance training quality and meet societal needs.

  • Managing and effectively utilizing facilities and equipment assigned by the University; proposing plans for procurement and maintenance of equipment serving teaching, learning, practice, and internships.

  • Coordinating with enterprises, functional departments, and alumni to conduct surveys on graduates’ employment and employers’ recruitment needs in order to adjust and develop appropriate program learning outcomes and enrollment plans; coordinating with internal and external units to organize scientific seminars, professional activities, and student internships, field trips, and experiential learning to link teaching with practice, enabling learners to effectively apply knowledge and further develop to meet societal needs.

5. Scale and Operational Capacity

– Training: Actively implementing self-assessment of training programs, progressing toward external evaluation; developing program learning outcomes to update and meet societal needs and international integration trends; strengthening the linkage between theory and practice to meet program learning outcomes and labor market demands.

– Scientific Research: Participating in ministerial-level and departmental-level projects under the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs; key projects; and university-level projects. Leading and participating in collaborative activities in research and technology transfer with domestic, regional, and international organizations.

– Training Cooperation: The Faculty of Textile and Fashion has established and continues to develop cooperative relationships with training institutions and enterprises to enhance training quality and meet employers’ requirements.

6. Development Orientation

– Continuously improving the quality and increasing the number of faculty members holding doctoral degrees.
– Developing recruitment, training, and professional development plans to enhance faculty quality and qualifications in all professional and pedagogical aspects, meeting program learning outcomes.
– Increasing participation in and leadership of scientific research projects at national and ministerial levels, as well as projects under the General Department of Vocational Education and Training, university-level and faculty-level projects in science and technology.
– Enhancing both the quantity and quality of student scientific research projects.
– Strengthening the organization of specialized scientific and technological seminars across the Faculty’s disciplines to improve training quality and innovate teaching content and methods for maximum effectiveness.
– Achieving outstanding collective and individual accomplishments, particularly increasing both the number and quality of high-achieving students.
– Successfully fulfilling teaching tasks; regularly updating and timely innovating objectives, curricula, and teaching–learning content; investing in modern equipment to meet societal needs.
– Further improving teaching and learning effectiveness as well as students’ practical skills.
– Progressing toward postgraduate (graduate-level) education.

7. Contact Information

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