Collaboration Meeting with Ajou University, South Korea

On the morning of June 27, 2023, UFBA hosted a meeting with representatives from Ajou University, South Korea. The meeting was attended by Dr. Dao Van Tu, UFBA Vice President, alongside other university leaders, while Ajou University was represented by Mr. Lee Dong Yeol, Director of the International Education Center, and his delegation.

The two universities agreed to collaborate on the principles of voluntariness, equality, mutual benefit, and in accordance with the laws of Vietnam and South Korea. They aim for a comprehensive partnership across various academic fields aligned with both institutions' functions, capabilities, and needs in education and scientific research.

View of the meeting

Meeting Highlights

During the discussions, Dr. Dao Van Tu introduced UFBA history and development, highlighting its strengths and future development goals. He expressed appreciation for the collaboration agreements between the two universities.

Dr. Dao Van Tu, UFBA Vice President, delivering remarks

Mr. Lee Dong Yeol shared insights into the formation and growth of Ajou University, established in 1973 and recognized as one of South Korea's leading technical universities. Located in Suwon, approximately 50 kilometers south of Seoul, Ajou University hosts around 16,000 students, including 10,000 undergraduates, 4,000 postgraduates, and 2,000 in other programs. Initially founded as a technical school, Ajou has since expanded its undergraduate and graduate offerings to include programs in science, engineering, healthcare, business, social sciences, law, and the arts.

Mr. Lee Dong Yeol, Director of the International Education Center, delivering remarks

Conclusion and Future Plans

At the close of the meeting, Dr. Dao Van Tu expressed gratitude for Ajou University's visit and collaboration. He emphasized that both institutions would continue to explore specific areas of partnership, adapted to the conditions of each university and country, before signing long-term agreements. This meeting laid the groundwork for further collaboration in education and scientific research between the two institutions.

The meeting concluded with the signing of a memorandum of understanding and commemorative photos of both university leaders.

Leaders of two university signing of a memorandum of understanding and taking commemorative photos.