VinUni welcomes University of Technology Sydney students for Educational and Cultural Exchange in Vietnam
On January 18, VinUni extended a warm welcome to 20 students and 2 staff members from the University of Technology Sydney, who were participating in their Study Abroad program in Vietnam. The day began with an academic session delivered by Dr. Huong Lien, a faculty member from VinUni College of Business and Management. Dr. Lien’s session focused on providing insights into the Vietnamese business environment and business operations in Vietnam. The participants gained valuable knowledge about the local business culture, practices, and emerging trends.
Following the academic session, the group embarked on a campus tour of VinUni. They explored the state-of-the-art facilities, engaged with faculty members, and learned about the unique academic programs offered at VinUni. The visit to VinUni provided the students with a glimpse into the higher education landscape in Vietnam and fostered cultural exchange between the international students and the local academic community.
The tour continued with a visit to Vinhomes Ocean Park, and participants had the opportunity to explore the innovative urban planning and modern amenities offered by Vinhomes Ocean Park. This part of the trip allowed the students to witness the integration of contemporary design and sustainable living practices in Vietnamese urban development.
As a highlight of the day, the group visited the VinFast showroom, where they were introduced to VinFast’s cutting-edge electric vehicles. The students had a unique and exciting opportunity to test drive the VinFast e-car, experiencing firsthand the latest advancements in electric vehicle technology. This visit not only showcased Vietnam’s progress in the automotive industry but also highlighted the country’s commitment to sustainable and eco-friendly transportation solutions. The combination of academic insights, cultural exchange, and hands-on experiences contributed to a memorable and educational trip for the participating students and staff members.
