Undergraduate On May 15, 2026, Can Tho University welcomed and worked with Prof. Alaina J. Ammit - Associate Dean, Faculty of Science, and Prof. Angela Dawson - Associate Dean, Faculty of Health, from the University of Technology Sydney (Australia). The meeting was chaired by Dr. Le Van Lam - Vice Rector of Can Tho University, with the participation of representatives from relevant units.
The meeting took place at Can Tho University’s Administration Building
During the meeting, the two sides discussed orientations for cooperation in education, scientific research, and the development of interdisciplinary academic programs, focusing on areas such as climate change, environment and natural resources, information technology, engineering, health, and social sciences. These are all important fields in the context of green transition, digital transformation, and sustainable development becoming global trends.
The delegates attended the meeting
Within the framework of the meeting, the University of Technology Sydney introduced potential candidates of Can Tho University to training, research, and scholarship programs supported by the Governments of Vietnam and Australia. They also shared opportunities to participate in international academic networks, interdisciplinary research initiatives, and professional capacity development in potential fields. This is considered an important foundation for promoting academic connectivity, enhancing research capacity, and expanding international integration opportunities for lecturers, researchers, and learners of Can Tho University.
The University of Technology Sydney introduced potential candidates of Can Tho University to training, research, and scholarship programs supported by the Governments of Vietnam and Australia
Can Tho University places special emphasis on in-depth international cooperation programs aimed at addressing practical regional challenges such as climate change, natural resource management, sustainable urban development, and the application of technology in socio-economic development. Strengthening connections with prestigious international universities such as the University of Technology Sydney will contribute to expanding opportunities for research collaboration, academic exchange, and improving the quality of education for lecturers and students.
Commemorative photo
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