On May 15, 2024, a meeting and discussion with the Delegation from Nanjing Tech University was held at Thuyloi University.
On the morning of May 15, Thuyloi University was honored to welcome and work with Nanjing Tech University on cooperation possibilities between the two Universities.
On the side of Nanjing Tech University, there was the participation of Prof. Zhu Dan – Vice-dean, College of Overseas Education, Prof. Jiang Gang – Vice-dean, Graduate School, Prof. Wang Weijie – Director, College of Transportation Engineering, Ms. YIN Xiaoqiong – Liaison Officer, College of Overseas Education
Assoc.Prof. Dr. Nguyen Canh Thai - Vice President of Thuyloi University discussed with Prof. Zhu Dan - Vice-dean, College of Overseas Education, Nanjing Tech University
At the meeting, the two sides exchanged general information about the two Universities and potential areas of cooperation in training and research. Specifically, Nanjing Tech University presented specific information about the University's history, scale, main research fields, global network, faculties, majors, academic programs, scholarships and cultural exchange activities for international students, etc. The university has also informed students of TLU of scholarship programs, majors that are recruiting students in 2024 and the application process and scholarship review.
In addition, on the occasion of this visit, the two sides also want to discuss more about potential cooperation projects, the possibility of cooperation on joint training and teaching programs between the two Universities as well as the extension of the MOU.
This visit of Nanjing Tech University has created conditions for deeper cooperation between the two Universities, enhancing mutual understanding and jointly developing strategic initiatives to promote innovation in academic and scientific research.
At the end of the meeting, the two sides once again affirmed their desire to cooperate in the fields of training, research and creating conditions for students to have opportunities to exchange and study.
Department of Science, Technology and International Cooperation
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