Continuing its strategy of aligning education with industry needs and the demands of the labor market, Dong Nai Technology University (DNTU) recently held a working session with HaoHua Vietnam Co., Ltd. to discuss potential collaboration in education, scientific research, technology transfer, and the development of high-quality human resources.

HaoHua Vietnam Co., Ltd. is located at Lots A17–A18, Minh Hung Sikico Industrial Park, Tan Khai Commune, Dong Nai Province, Vietnam.

The meeting was attended by representatives from HaoHua Vietnam, including Ms. Luu Hai Lam, Human Resources Director of HaoHua Group, and Mr. Tu Kim Thang, Head of the Human Resources Department, along with DNTU leaders and representatives from relevant academic and administrative units.

Mr. Nguyen Dinh Thuat, Director of DNTU's Center of Enterprise Cooperation and Alumni (left, in white), Ms. Luu Hai Lam, Human Resources Director of HaoHua Group (center, in white), and Mr. Tu Kim Thang, Head of the Human Resources Department (right, in black).

During the meeting, both parties reached a consensus on several key directions for future collaboration, aiming to establish a long-term and sustainable partnership between the university and the enterprise.

DNTU students undertaking internships at HaoHua Vietnam Co., Ltd.

One of the key highlights was the proposal to develop a trilateral cooperation model involving HaoHua – DNTU – Chinese partners. This initiative is expected to expand learning, internship, and career development opportunities for students in the context of increasing international integration. At the same time, HaoHua reaffirmed its commitment to prioritizing the development of local human resources by gradually building a highly qualified Vietnamese engineering and technical workforce capable of supporting the company's long-term operations and growth.

Engineers at HaoHua Vietnam directly mentor DNTU interns during their factory internship.

In the field of scientific research, HaoHua expressed its interest in collaborating with DNTU on research projects and technology transfer activities. The two sides will continue working with the company's Research and Development (R&D) division to identify potential areas of cooperation while providing lecturers and students with opportunities to access advanced technologies and modern manufacturing processes, thereby enhancing research capabilities and practical application.

DNTU students gain hands-on experience with industrial equipment under the supervision of HaoHua Vietnam's technical staff.

Regarding education and training, DNTU and HaoHua discussed strategies for developing human resources that closely match industry requirements. Both parties are exploring the possibility of jointly designing an industry-integrated curriculum for the Chemical Engineering Technology program, with HaoHua engineers participating in teaching, practical training, and professional skills development. The idea of establishing an Enterprise-Integrated Training Center at DNTU was also introduced to provide students with a more practice-oriented learning environment.

Notably, as part of its long-term development strategy, HaoHua plans to gradually increase the proportion of Vietnamese personnel in technical and managerial positions over the coming years. This presents valuable opportunities for DNTU students to receive industry-oriented education, strengthen their professional competencies, and prepare for key roles upon graduation.

Meeting and discussion between HaoHua Vietnam representatives and DNTU interns.

In addition to these new initiatives, both parties agreed to continue and further strengthen their existing cooperation through internship placements, recruitment activities, and university–enterprise engagement programs. The newly proposed initiatives will be further discussed and gradually implemented in the coming period.

The working session marks another significant milestone in strengthening the partnership between Dong Nai Technology University and HaoHua Vietnam Co., Ltd. It reflects DNTU's commitment to industry-oriented education, promotes applied research and technology transfer, and expands international learning, internship, and career opportunities for its students.

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