Dai Nam University Signs a Cooperation Agreement with Chungwoon University—The World

Dai Nam University is continuing to establish a collaboration agreement with Chungwoon University in South Korea in order to expand international training cooperation with prominent universities in the region and around the world, as well as to accomplish the aim of 100% of students becoming global citizens.

Dai Nam University broadens its network of international partners in South Korea.

Remarking at the signing ceremony, Dai Nam University's Rector, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Van Hong, stated that the cooperation between Vietnam and South Korea is increasing in all spheres, including education. This improves the conditions for Vietnamese students to study, exchange, intern, and work in South Korea.

The collaboration between Dai Nam University and Chungwoon University marks a positive step in implementing the University's worldwide education goal. This "handshake" will help both universities improve training quality and foster international cooperation, as well as contribute to the enhancement of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and South Korea.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Van Hong expressed, “I anticipate that both parties will engage in profound and comprehensive collaboration in training sectors that represent future trends.”

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Van Hong stated that the collaboration would provide tangible benefits to both lecturers and students…

Areas of Mutual Interest  Between the Two Universities

After examining relevant issues, Dai Nam University and Chungwoon University agreed to collaborate in the following areas:

• The two universities exchange lecturers and students in disciplines such as Korean Language and Culture, Tourism, and Travel Service Management, as well as other related fields. This activity exposes lecturers and students to international learning environments and teaching methods, hence boosting Korean language proficiency, professional abilities, and specialized knowledge.

• Academic information and materials are shared. This allows both universities to have access to cutting-edge information and a wide range of academic resources, thereby increasing educational quality.

• Both colleges work on projects and pool resources to help each other. This allows both universities to work together on joint initiatives, share resources, and improve cooperation in scientific research and program development.

Mr. Chung Yoon stated: "Chungwoon University is ready to welcome students from universities, including Dai Nam University, to study and experience."

Mr. Chung Yoon - President of Chungwoon University, stated: “I am confident that this collaboration will enhance the international reputation of both Dai Nam University and Chungwoon University, expand the student recruitment market, and create cross-border employment opportunities for students from both institutions”.

Delegates from both sides took commemorative selfies, underscoring their strong, practical collaboration.

The signing ceremony's success has helped Dai Nam University develop its international partner network. With a cooperative spirit, the partnership between Dai Nam University and Chungwoon University promises to provide many excellent results and help to improve educational diplomatic relations between the two countries.

A brief introduction to Chungwoon University - Dai Nam University's new partner:

Chungwoon University (founded in 1995) has achieved recognition as one of the Top 100 Universities with Practical Influence in the World for three consecutive years (2021-2023), securing the 73rd position in the 2023 World University Rankings for Innovation (WURI). Chungwoon University is renowned for its innovative teaching methods, especially in student exchange programs, and its commitment to applying knowledge in practical scenarios.

Chungwoon University provides training programs in a range of sectors, including hospitality and tourism, health and welfare, and foreign languages. The university's six constituent schools are the School of Health, Welfare, and Nursing, the School of Broadcasting and Arts, the School of Creative Technology, the School of Tourism and Hospitality, the School of Engineering, and the School of Business Administration.