The series of seminars attracted a large number of leaders,educators , researchers and experts from multinational companies.
Challenges and opportunities of Vietnamese higher education
Prof. Le Anh Vinh - Director of the Vietnam Institute of Educational Sciences (VNIES) shared detailed analysis of the current state of higher education in Vietnam. He highlighted major challenges such as quality, budget and education management. Prof. Vinh emphasized the need for comprehensive reforms to fill current gaps and prepare the Vietnamese workforce to meet future economic demands.
Future needs for careers and higher education
Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Dieu Le - representative of the research team from the Center for Transformational Innovation at Swinburne University of Technology - Australia, presented analysis and forecasts on Vietnam's labor market needs. The studies showed an increase in labor demand in areas such as IT, AI and data science, and identified occupations with labor shortages. The presentation also provided forecasts on the annual growth of the labor force and proposed potential areas of cooperation between Vietnamese and Australian universities.
Future trends in higher education
Prof. Nguyen Tan Hung from the University of Technology, Sydney presented upcoming trends in higher education, focusing on digital transformation and AI integration. His presentation also highlighted the strategies that Australian educational institutions are adopting to maintain their leadership position and the potential for these strategies to be applied in Vietnam. Prof. Hung emphasized the importance of staying ahead of technology trends and integrating them into the curriculum.
Skills needed in the digital economy
Ms. Pham Hoang Vy Anh - Business Development Director at Shopee Vietnam, provided an employer's perspective on the skill sets that will be in demand in the future. The presentation discussed the differences between current training programs and practical skill requirements. The speaker also emphasized the importance of aligning educational outcomes with industry needs and discussed opportunities in continuous training and skills development.
The pioneering role of universities in digital economy skills training
Dr. Hoang Viet Ha - Director of the FPT University - Swinburne University Joint Program, introduced Swinburne University's approach to digital economy skills training through industry partnerships and innovative curricula. The presentation emphasized collaboration with companies, startups and internships that will provide students with practical experience in digital innovation. The presentation also emphasized the importance of integrating technologies such as data analytics and cybersecurity into the curriculum.
The workshop series concluded with a panel discussion sharing experiences and perspectives on a range of topics including gender equality in the digital economy, lifelong learning strategies for graduates, and essential elements in designing and implementing educational collaboration programs.
The conference series marks an important step in strengthening the education relationship between the two countries. By addressing the challenges and leveraging each country’s strengths, Vietnam and Australia can work together to create a well-equipped workforce that is ready to thrive in the digital age. The insights and strategies discussed at the conference provide a roadmap for future education initiatives, promising a dynamic and innovative future for higher education in both countries.
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