National Economics University visited and signed a cooperation agreement with the University of Tasmania (UTAS), Australia

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07/05/2024

In order to innovate, improve training quality and promote academic cooperation, within the framework of the visit and work with Australian universities and educational partners, from March 26 - 27, 2024, the delegation of the National Economics University led by Prof. Dr. Pham Hong Chuong - Principal visited and signed a cooperation agreement with University of Tasmania, Australia (UTAS).

*Representatives of the National Economics University and University of Tasmania signed and awarded the contract cooperation*

The cooperation agreement has marked an important milestone, opening up many good and lasting cooperation programs between the National Economics University and the University of Tasmania in the fields of research and training in Agricultural Economics and Business, land management and resource economics.

The main content of this cooperation agreement is to focus on strengthening educational and research cooperation between the National Economics University and the University of Tasmania; academic exchange between students and lecturers at the two schools; cooperate in linking and transferring students in educational programs, including studying abroad, and developing high-quality advanced training programs; cooperate in scientific research, organize seminars and discussions in professional areas belonging to the strengths of both sides.

The cooperation agreement creates many new opportunities for lecturers and students of the two schools in a dynamic, creative and modern learning environment; create conditions for developing and cultivating knowledge and experience towards sustainable cooperation

*The delegation of the National Economics University discussed and worked intensively with representatives of schools/research institutes of the University of Tasmania*

Immediately after the Signing Ceremony, the Working Group of the National Economics University had in-depth working sessions with representatives of schools/research institutes of the University of Tasmania to discuss and concretize cooperative training and scientific research activities according to the signed agreement.

Some images within the framework of the working program: