Cooperation MOU Signed with Guilin University of Electronic Technology

Guilin University of Electronic Technology (GUET) Established in 1960, GUET is a key public university in Guangxi (China). This is a multidisciplinary university, with outstanding strengths focusing on the fields of engineering, information technology and electronic technology, while expanding training to many fields of applied science and technical management to meet the development needs of modern society.

The memorandum of understanding covers basic contents, including:

– Academic exchange: Exchange of lecturers and students; Share scientific research information and teaching textbooks.

–  Program development: Jointly develop international courses.

–  Event organization: Cooperate in organizing joint seminars and international conferences.

– Short-term programs: Organize summer camp study abroad programs, field trips, internships, and practices.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, representatives of the two schools’ leaders affirmed that this cooperation will bring many good opportunities, not only in research and training activities but also contribute to promoting understanding and friendship between Vietnam and China.

Leaders of two schools attended the ceremony:

• On the side of Intracom University:

– Prof.Dr. Hoang The Lien – Former President of Intracom University.

–  Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Dinh Nha – Vice President of Intracom University.

– Prof.Dr. Ngo Xuan Binh – Vice President of Intracom University.

–  Together with representatives of the Faculty of Foreign Languages, Center for Foreign Languages – Informatics, Training Department, Admissions Center.

• On the side of Guilin University of Electronic Technology:

–  Associate Professor. Dr. Vuong Nguyet – Director of the International Academy, Head of the International Cooperation Department.

–  Mr. Luu Quyen Huy – Secretary of the Party Committee of Nanning Research Institute.

–  Together with representatives of Nanning Research Institute, Department of Education, Department of International Cooperation.

The signing ceremony took place in a solemn, open atmosphere and ended well, marking an important milestone in the process of building and developing cooperative relations between the parties. The event not only demonstrates the spirit of goodwill, companionship and common strategic vision, but also lays a solid foundation for a long-term, sustainable cooperative relationship in the future. Through the signed agreement, many new opportunities for international cooperation are opened, promising to strongly promote academic exchange, training, scientific research and cultural exchange activities, contributing to improving the quality of education, strengthening international integration and affirming the position of the parties in the current context of globalization.