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UNIS Cultural Collection

Officially launched in May 2021, the UNIS Cultural Collection is truly an unique learning resource for our students and community, made possible through philanthropy.

The founding collection includes 204 Vietnamese cultural and historic artefacts from 13 of the country’s 54 ethnic groups. These artefacts are now displayed and curated in a beautiful exhibition space on campus in the Ly Thai To Learning Centre. 

However, we don’t want to wait until the School can welcome students, parents and teachers back to campus to visit and explore this mini museum, so we decided that we would bring the collection to you, online!

The UNIS Cultural Collection online resource has been developed over the summer as a special and invaluable learning resource, not only for our students, but for an entire community.

We would like to invite everyone to browse through the collection which are categorised into different groups:

  • Musical Instruments 
  • Labour Tools & Equipment
  • Food Tools & Equipment
  • Jewelry & Accessories
  • Clothing & Accessories
  • Household Accessories
  • Art
  • Ritual Objects
  • Weapons 

 

Each artefact comes with quality photo/s and a detailed fact sheet where you can deep dive into fascinating stories of the object as well as history of Vietnam.

Last year witnessed a warm welcome and successful learning from our students and teachers to the UNIS Cultural Collection when they used these artefacts as a meaningful learning resource for their learning in Culture (G7), Arts (G8), Unit of inquiry (G4): “What we preserve influences future generations”.

We hope with this additional online resource of the collection, this will inspire more learning through the lens of Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage, both on curriculum learning and community education.

In the world that we are experiencing physical distance as one way to battle the pandemic, we believe it’s more important than ever that we can make the collection widely accessible for the benefit of students and communities beyond UNIS Hanoi.

To find out how you can help us develop this extraordinary opportunity for our community, please contact our Director of Advancement, Emma Silva .