Vietnam-RoK student exchange programme begins

Students from Daegu, the Republic of Korea (RoK) and Vietnam National University-Ho Chi Minh City are taking part in an exchange programme at the university’s campus in Thu Duc district.
Vietnam-RoK student exchange programme begins ảnh 1Students from the Republic of Korea’s Daegu city and ​Vietnam National University-HCM City are taking part in a four-day exchange programme. (Photo courtesy of ​Vietnam National University-HCM City)

HCM City (VNA) -Students from Daegu, the Republic of Korea (RoK) and Vietnam NationalUniversity-Ho Chi Minh City are taking part in an exchange programme at theuniversity’s campus in Thu Duc district.

During their four-day stay, the delegation of RoK students andofficials will learn about Vietnam’s culture and take a tour of the centralcity of Da Nang and HCM City, including the historic Cu Chi Tunnels.

Earlier, students, lecturers and staff from the Vietnam NationalUniversity-HCM City took part in an exchange programme in Daegu in early July.

Dr Nguyen Duc Nghia, deputy director of the Vietnam NationalUniversity-HCM City, said the exchange programme was one of the activities tocelebrate the 25th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Vietnam andthe RoK.

Vietnam has become an ideal destination for students of the RoK tostudy, according to the Embassy of Vietnam in the RoK.

Each year, around 3,000 students from the RoK enroll in short-termcourses or take part in exchange activities at Vietnam National University-HCMCity, accounting for 85 percent of its foreign students.-VNA
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