Strengthening cooperation between Thai Nguyen and Melbourne universities

Continuing the trip to Australia, on October 11, Ms. Nguyen Thanh Hai, Member of the Party Central Committee,  Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, and Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation, visited and worked with the leader of Melbourne University, while signing the collaboration agreement between 2 universities.

The delegates witnessed the signing ceremony of the collaboration agreement between 2 universities.

Melbourne University, a leading reputed university in Australia, is expanding its cooperation with reputable universities which attract international students. 

Thai Nguyen University has been actively engaged in various educational and training initiatives and collaborative programs with Australian partners. In addition to these efforts, the province is implementing the "Australia-Vietnam Human Resource Development" program at Thai Nguyen University. Thai Nguyen University has established collaborative relationships with five Australian universities and is involved in teaching, scientific research, and organizing specialized conferences. 

Members of the Thai Nguyen working delegation participated in the meeting.

By signing the collaboration agreement with the Quality Assessment Center, Thai Nguyen University will maintain and further develop its partnership with the University of Melbourne in various areas, such as faculty exchanges, enhancing the capabilities of Thai Nguyen University's teaching staff, and assisting in the establishment of a high-quality quality assessment system following international standards.

Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Nguyen Thanh Hai presented a commemorative gift to the Quality Assessment Center (University of Melbourne).

Following the signing of this agreement, Thai Nguyen University will formulate a specific working plan to implement the agreed-upon cooperation. Thai Nguyen University will also closely cooperate with units under the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training to enhance language teachers' assessment and evaluation capabilities as part of the National Foreign Language Project.

Delegates took commemorative photos.

In her remarks, Ms. Nguyen Thanh Hai acknowledged and praised the efforts of both universities to strengthen their collaborative relationship. She expressed confidence that in the coming time, the collaboration agreement between 2 sides will be effectively implemented, bringing high value to the education and training system and contributing to the development of Thai Nguyen Province.