With the goal of strengthening international collaboration and expanding opportunities for learning, research, and career development, Tan Tao University (TTU) recently welcomed Mr. Choi Chang Young – Director of Vietnam MC Holdings and Head of the Asia Cooperation Development Office in Ho Chi Minh City for a working meeting. Held in a warm and open atmosphere, the meeting featured productive discussions on educational collaboration, technology transfer, applied research, and industry engagement. The event marked another significant milestone in TTU’s internationalization strategy while creating valuable opportunities for students, particularly those from the School of Languages, to gain international exposure and practical learning experiences.
Meeting Participants
Representing the Korean Partner
- Mr. Choi Chang Young – Director of Vietnam MC Holdings and Head of the Asia Cooperation Development Office in Ho Chi Minh City.
Representing Tan Tao University
- Dr. Ngo Quang Vinh – Vice Provost.
- Dr. Dang Thanh Nhon – Vice Dean, School of Languages.
- Dr. To Minh Tung – Hea of the Korean Language Department.
- Dr. Nguyen Thi Que Huong – Head of the Chinese Language Department.
Three Strategic Areas of Cooperation
During the meeting, both parties exchanged ideas on several collaborative initiatives designed to leverage their respective strengths and deliver practical benefits for students. The proposed areas of cooperation extend beyond education to include technology transfer, applied research, and industry engagement.
- Developing emerging technology programs through the transfer of advanced technologies and academic curricula from leading Korean universities, with a focus on fields such as Drone Operation, Robotics, and other cutting-edge technologies.
- Advancing smart agriculture by promoting collaboration in biotechnology research and technology transfer while maximizing the potential of TTU’s modern Smart Farm system.
- Expanding industry partnerships to create more internship opportunities, practical learning experiences, and career pathways for students throughout their academic journey.
These strategic initiatives align with Tan Tao University’s vision of integrating academic education with real-world practice, equipping students with professional competencies and enhancing their global competitiveness.
Representatives from both parties discuss future collaboration in education, technology transfer, and talent development.
Expanding Opportunities for School of Languages Students
For the School of Languages, the meeting opened up promising opportunities for collaboration with Korean universities and enterprises, particularly for the Korean Language Department. By connecting language education with industry, students will gain greater access to international working environments, strengthen their language proficiency, and develop essential professional skills.
Through TTU’s growing network of Korean partners, students will have opportunities to participate in academic exchanges, cultural immersion programs, advanced training initiatives, as well as internships and employment across diverse sectors, including technology, services, manufacturing, and smart agriculture. These experiences will provide a solid foundation for developing language proficiency, professional expertise, and global competencies.
Building a Sustainable International Partnership Ecosystem
The meeting not only laid the groundwork for a series of future collaborative initiatives but also reaffirmed Tan Tao University’s commitment to developing an integrated educational ecosystem that connects academic excellence, research, industry, and international engagement.
Moving forward, TTU will continue expanding its partnerships with Korean universities, organizations, and enterprises to provide students with a modern, multicultural learning environment and greater opportunities for academic exchange, research, internships, and career development both in Vietnam and abroad.