Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City (IUH) continues to expand its international cooperation network by signing agreements with reputable educational institutions and enterprises in Japan and Vietnam. The cooperation aims to promote faculty and student exchanges, share learning resources, co-supervise postgraduate learners, and jointly organize seminars, training programs, and professional development activities among the partners.
On the morning of November 27, the Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City signed cooperation agreements with Chuo College of Technology, Techno World Joint Stock Company, and Tam Viet Education Joint Stock Company to support IUH students in training and employment transition in Japan.
Attending the signing ceremony were Dương Văn Bình, Chief Executive Officer, and Takahashi Masashi, Vice CEO of Tam Viet Education Company. Yashiro Yoshiei, Chairman, and Matsuda Masayuki, President of Chuo College of Technology, were also present. Shinichiro Horio, Chairman and CEO of Techno World Joint Stock Company, attended as well, together with leaders of relevant units.de. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai, Vice President of IUH; Trịnh Ngọc Nam, Head of the Office of Science Management and International Cooperation, and representatives of faculties, institutes, and departments welcomed the delegation.
Representatives from IUH, Tam Viet Education Company, Chuo College of Technology, and Techno World Joint Stock Company signed the cooperation agreements.
On the morning of November 27, the Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City signed cooperation agreements with Chuo College of Technology, Techno World Joint Stock Company, and Tam Viet Education Joint Stock Company to support IUH students in training and employment transition in Japan.
Attending the signing ceremony were Dương Văn Bình, Chief Executive Officer, and Takahashi Masashi, Vice CEO of Tam Viet Education Company. Yashiro Yoshiei, Chairman, and Matsuda Masayuki, President of Chuo College of Technology, were also present. Shinichiro Horio, Chairman and CEO of Techno World Joint Stock Company, attended as well, together with leaders of relevant units.de. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai, Vice President of IUH; Trịnh Ngọc Nam, Head of the Office of Science Management and International Cooperation, and representatives of faculties, institutes, and departments welcomed the delegation.
Representatives from IUH, Tam Viet Education Company, Chuo College of Technology, and Techno World Joint Stock Company signed the cooperation agreements.
At the ceremony, the parties discussed and agreed on several key cooperation areas:
- In Vietnam, the partners implement Japanese language courses from basic to advanced levels, enhance soft skills, mindset, and professional work ethics, and strengthen foundational knowledge in construction and architecture so that students are well prepared for studying and working internationally.
- In Japan, the partners implement Japanese language and advanced professional training programs to meet Japanese enterprises’ recruitment requirements, introduce employment opportunities under the Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Services visa category aligned with students’ fields of study, and comprehensively support students throughout their study, internship, and employment, ensuring their rights and sustainable careers.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai emphasized the students' continuously improving quality, progressive spirit, diligence, and eagerness to learn. This cooperation will lay a sustainable foundation for future collaboration. IUH believes this step will enhance training capacity and expand employment opportunities in Japan for students in construction and architecture-related disciplines. It also aims to build a comprehensive cooperation model for recruitment, Japanese language training, professional development, internships, and career support. The university is committed to safeguarding students’ rights and creating a favorable learning and working environment aligned with the interests of all parties. From the signing ceremony:
