International academic cooperation continues to strengthen at the Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City (IUH), as the University welcomed a delegation of scholars from six Japanese universities, opening new opportunities in education and research.
On the morning of March 28, a delegation of scholars and experts from six Japanese universities visited the Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City and held a working session.
On the morning of March 28, a delegation of scholars and experts from six Japanese universities visited the Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City and held a working session.
The participants reviewed the overview of the working session.
The Japanese delegation included professors and experts from several prestigious Japanese universities, including Tokyo University of Technology, Meiji University, Yamagata University, Tottori University, Tohoku University, and Waseda University, as well as doctoral researchers.
Representing IUH, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai, Vice Rector of the University, chaired the welcoming session, together with leaders from the Office of Science Management and International Affairs and key faculties and institutes specializing in engineering, technology, and health sciences.
Representing IUH, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai, Vice Rector of the University, chaired the welcoming session, together with leaders from the Office of Science Management and International Affairs and key faculties and institutes specializing in engineering, technology, and health sciences.
Delegation of scholars from six Japanese universities.During the meeting, both sides directly exchanged professional orientations and explored common research interests. Discussions focused on opportunities for collaborative training, the development of lecturer and student exchange programs, and the expansion of an international academic environment for learners.
On the same day, the International Workshop on Microsystems, Sensors, and MEMS for Sustainable Development Goals (IMSM-SDGs) became a vibrant academic forum. Experts exchanged ideas on emerging research directions, including smart sensors, MEMS systems, nanoelectronics, and robotics, all aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.
The meeting not only opened up directions for joint research but also laid the foundation for future academic exchange programs between lecturers and doctoral researchers from both sides. Participants shared a common vision of applying science and technology to address global challenges through professional discussions.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai stated:
“Connecting with scholars from prestigious Japanese universities provides an opportunity for IUH lecturers and students to access new academic perspectives, thereby enhancing the quality of education and research.”
On the same day, the International Workshop on Microsystems, Sensors, and MEMS for Sustainable Development Goals (IMSM-SDGs) became a vibrant academic forum. Experts exchanged ideas on emerging research directions, including smart sensors, MEMS systems, nanoelectronics, and robotics, all aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.
The meeting not only opened up directions for joint research but also laid the foundation for future academic exchange programs between lecturers and doctoral researchers from both sides. Participants shared a common vision of applying science and technology to address global challenges through professional discussions.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai stated:
“Connecting with scholars from prestigious Japanese universities provides an opportunity for IUH lecturers and students to access new academic perspectives, thereby enhancing the quality of education and research.”
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Đàm Sao Mai, Vice Rector of the University, speaking at the program.
The working session recorded several concrete cooperation proposals, which IUH and its Japanese partners will use as a basis for continued discussions and implementation in the coming time.
