Vietnamese university and Japanese organization sign training cooperation program

PANO – Nguyen Tat Thanh University and Japan’s VIVANPO organization recently signed a training cooperation program in Ho Chi Minh City.

At the signing ceremony. (Photo: giaoduc.edu.vn)

The two sides will work together to build programs for nursing training and other medical sectors. The organization presented a humanoid robot, worth VND 200 million, to the university for researching and teaching in the nursing sector.

In recent years, the university has signed cooperation agreements with more than 100 universities and institutes from other countries, including institutions of advanced education and foreign businesses. The university’s students have access to advanced training programs and have a chance to work in large corporations after graduation, including Intel, Aeon, and Samsung.