Vietnamese, RoK universities cooperate in HR training hinh anh 1At the ceremony to announce the Ministry of Education and Training's decision on April 16. (Photo: vlute.edu.vn)

Vinh Long (VNA) – The Ministry of Education and Training has approved the cooperation programme between Vinh Long University of Technology Education (VLUTE) and the Republic of Korea (RoK)’s Tongmyong University to train high-quality human resources in IT and automotive engineering technology.

As per the cooperation programme, students will attend basic science courses, as well as Korean language and culture courses at the Vietnamese university for two years before taking up another two-year term at the Tongmyong University.

The Korean university will facilitate study conditions for Vietnamese students, including scholarships, dormitories, and part-time jobs. After graduating, they can work in the RoK or return home to look for jobs in Korean companies.

At a ceremony to announce the ministry’s decision on April 16, Assoc. Prof. Dr Cao Hung Phi, VLUTE Rector, stressed that by holding a globally-recognised Bachelor of Science degree, students will have more job opportunities. In addition, they will receive advantages in tuition fees and have the chance to study the culture, socio-economy, and science-technology of both Vietnam and the RoK.

The VLUTE’s Information Technology as well as Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technology courses were recently recognised as international standard programmes by Skill International, an educational consultancy in New Zealand, he said, adding that the university is planning associate programmes with prestigious universities in Japan, Germany, Canada, and the US to develop high-quality human resources to fit the strict requirements of local enterprises.

Meanwhile, Vice Chairman of Vinh Long province People’s Committee Lu Quang Ngoi said that the university is on the right track as it is working to promote international cooperation programmes.

He pledged support for the university in its associate programmes and asked the university to continue efforts to improve the quality of training and education. –VNA
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