UFBA Students Gain Practical Experience at Enterprises

In accordance with Plan No. 418/KH-ĐHTCQTKD dated July 10, 2024, issued by the University of Finance and Business Administration (UFBA), a field trip was organized for undergraduate students of Cohort 11 to visit and gain hands-on experience at various enterprises. The Student Support and Corporate Relations Center coordinated visits to eight companies, including: Stanley Electric Vietnam Co., Ltd., NPG Hung Yen Joint Stock Company, Manh Tung Co., Ltd., ASCO Auditing and Valuation Co., Ltd., Viet Porcelain Joint Stock Company, Agribank Van Lam Branch, VietinBank North Hung Yen Branch, Duc Thanh Investment, Trading & General Services Joint Stock Company.

1. Overview of the Field Trip Activities

During the visits, representatives from these enterprises and banks provided students with insights into: Organizational structure and management systems, Production and business processes, Main products, raw materials, and supply chains, Business networks, strategies, and corporate philosophies, Work environment, salary policies, and employee benefits, and Recruitment, promotion, and career development opportunities.

Students had the opportunity to tour production and business operations, explore the products and services offered by these companies, and seek potential job opportunities, both part-time and full-time, after graduation. They also engaged in discussions and networking with business and banking executives to gain practical knowledge and industry insights.

2. Strengthening University-Enterprise-Student Connections

This initiative reinforced the relationship between UFBA and enterprises. The university provides a well-trained workforce to meet corporate demands, while businesses contribute to academic training by sharing industry knowledge and practical experiences with students. This aligns with the education sector’s goal of ensuring high-quality training that meets market needs.

The program established a balanced “triangle” of collaboration between the university, enterprises, and students to develop graduates equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge. Businesses not only recruit UFBA graduates but also contribute to shaping the university’s curriculum and participating in student training.

        3. Enhancing Students' Practical Knowledge

For many students, this was their first exposure to real-world production and business models, making the experience both exciting and insightful. Visiting large enterprises with advanced technology and modern management methods provided valuable lessons.

The companies welcomed the students with well-organized, warm, and professional reception programs. They introduced their history, organizational structure, production technology, and work culture. Notably, Stanley Electric Vietnam Co., Ltd. invited students to have lunch with company employees and managers, giving them a closer look at workplace conditions and employee interactions.

Each enterprise provided unique learning experiences:

• Stanley Electric Vietnam Co., Ltd. emphasized its business philosophy: “Continuously pursuing the value of light, innovating through our products, and bringing happiness to our partners.”

Business philosophy of Stanley Electric Vietnam Co., Ltd.

• Viet Porcelain Joint Stock Company highlighted its commitment to producing high-quality, safe, and eco-friendly ceramic products.
• Duc Thanh Investment, Trading & General Services Joint Stock Company introduced students to retail business strategies, product quality management, and labor regulations. CEO Nguyen Duc Thanh shared insights on essential employee qualities such as diligence, honesty, responsibility, thrift, ambition, and a strong learning spirit.
• ASCO Auditing and Valuation Co., Ltd. provided students with an in-depth understanding of the auditing and valuation profession, career prospects, required skills, and industry challenges.
• Agribank Van Lam and VietinBank North Hung Yen Branch explained the organizational structures, banking operations, career opportunities, and required qualifications for working in the banking sector.

Building on the success of this program, UFBA’s Student Support and Corporate Relations Center will continue organizing field trips for Cohort 11 students. These visits aim to equip students with the necessary skills and experiences to transition confidently into the job market, apply their academic knowledge effectively, and build successful careers.