On the afternoon of September 26, 2025, Dong Nai Technology University (DNTU) held a meeting and working session with Ostrava University of Technology (VSB, Czech Republic). This activity is of significant importance in DNTU's strategy to expand international relations. It also opens up practical opportunities for cooperation in training, research, and academic exchange.

Representing DNTU were the Board of Directors and heads of faculties and departments. Representing Ostrava University of Technology were: Assoc. Prof. Ales Melecky - Vice Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Dr. Petr Gurný - Vice Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Dr. Phan Đạo - Director of the European Cooperation Center and Bata Center, and Mr. Nguyễn Đức Hy - Assistant Director of the European Cooperation Center.

Photo: The meeting was attended by the Board of Directors and leaders of departments and offices.

Photo: Dr. Petr Gurný - Vice Dean of the Faculty of Economics; Assoc. Prof. Ales Melecky - Vice Dean of the Faculty of Economics, along with Dr. Phan Đạo - Director of the European Cooperation Center and Bata Center; Mr. Nguyen Duc Hy - Assistant Director of the European Cooperation Center. The meeting focused on connecting 2+2 joint training programs with the Faculty of Accounting and Finance, doctoral programs with the Faculty of Economics, and promoting cooperation in many highly applied training fields. Through this meeting, DNTU recognized the potential for cooperation with VSB - TUO, especially in highly applied training fields, those with connections to businesses, and those aligned with the internationalization of education.

Photo: DNTU emphasizes the importance of early orientation for students in integrating into and accessing European education.

DNTU also emphasizes the importance of early orientation for students, especially in preparing foreign languages, finances, and the mindset for integration to be ready to access European education. Academic Seminar for DNTU Students The highlight of the program was the seminar on the topic "Behavioral Biases and Decision Making," taught directly by Associate Professor Ales Melecky. With his professional teaching style, he provided DNTU lecturers and students with valuable knowledge on how behavioral biases impact decision-making. This content not only opened up a scientific perspective but also helped students develop critical thinking, caution, and analytical skills in both their studies and daily lives.

The seminar served as a meaningful bridge, providing students with the opportunity to access modern teaching methods from Europe, while encouraging them to be more proactive in scientific research and practical application. It also clearly demonstrates the strong connection between academic cooperation and enhancing student capabilities in the context of globalization. Through this program, both universities aim to implement more diverse and effective activities in the future. For DNTU, the event helps students become familiar with the international educational environment, thereby fostering their confidence and ability to become global citizens.

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