On the morning of June 10, 2024, Prof. Dr. Pham Hong Chuong, President of National Economics University (NEU), met and held discussions with foreign lecturers teaching in the University’s advanced, high-quality and business analytics programs.

An overview of the meeting

Also attending the meeting from NEU were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Huy Nhuong, Vice President; Dr. Vu Van Ngoc, Dean of the School of Advanced Education Programs, High-Quality Programs and POHE; leadership representatives from departments, faculties, schools, institutes and centers; and foreign lecturers teaching in the University’s advanced, high-quality and business analytics programs.

Prof. Dr. Pham Hong Chuong, President of NEU, delivers remarks.

Speaking at the meeting, Prof. Dr. Pham Hong Chuong extended a warm welcome and expressed his deep gratitude to all visiting professors, lecturers and scientists who have collaborated with and supported NEU over the years. He also informed the lecturers of important advances and outstanding achievements at NEU.

Prof. Pham Hong Chuong noted that the University Council had recently issued a Resolution establishing three constituent colleges: the College of Economics and Public Management, the College of Business and the College of Technology. “We expect to achieve further breakthroughs in quality. By 2025, NEU plans to move toward becoming a smart university, with a system of modern smart classrooms and teaching and learning organized according to the Lecture – Seminar model. This new learning format requires better and more systematic classroom organization and more work from lecturers, and is the best way for students to apply all their knowledge, skills and competencies to solve practical problems…”

On behalf of the University’s leadership, the President once again expressed his deep gratitude to all foreign professors, lecturers and scientists working, collaborating and teaching at the University. He also affirmed that NEU would provide the most favorable conditions for international professors and research experts to teach and work there.

Prof. Taewon Yang from California State University, San Bernardino (United States) speaks

Speaking at the meeting, Prof. Taewon Yang shared that California State University, San Bernardino (United States) has a long-standing partnership with NEU. The university has sent faculty and staff to teach at NEU on numerous occasions, while NEU has also sent many lecturers to the United States to study and conduct research. Having spent time collaborating and working with professors and scientists and teaching at NEU, Prof. Taewon Yang said he would actively support and strengthen the University’s connections with universities and research institutions in the United States to jointly conduct student and lecturer exchanges or participate in research projects in Vietnam and the United States.

Prof. Ying Sun from the University of Arizona (United States) speaks

Prof. Ying Sun from the University of Arizona (United States) said: “Although I have only been in Vietnam for a few months, I have already grown very fond of your country. In particular, I received a very warm welcome when I came to NEU. I hope to collaborate effectively in the University’s education and scientific research activities in the coming period.”

Prof. Deane Pham speaks

Over the years, NEU has introduced numerous policies to attract and support professors, lecturers and scientists from many countries, including the United States, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Australia, Japan, South Korea and Thailand, to teach, conduct scientific research and participate in international scientific conferences. The University also supports its units in guiding students and learners in research, publishing internationally and publishing scholarly works. NEU hopes to continue receiving the cooperation and support of professors and lecturers in its education and teaching activities in the coming period.

Article and photos: Department of Communications

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