Tay Do University teaches Japanese for free to students and graduate students

On October 4th, Tay Do University awarded prizes to new students of the 18th cohort, marking the start of the 2023-2024 academic year.

In 2023, Tay Do University offered and trained students in 1 doctoral program, 6 master's programs, and 27 undergraduate programs. In the 2022-2023 academic year, the university awarded degrees to 201 masters and 1,523 bachelors, engineers, and pharmacists.

Dr. Nguyen Tien Dung, a lawyer, presented awards to the top-scoring students in the school's entrance exams.

To date, Tay Do University has completed the external accreditation of higher education institutions (cycle 2 on schedule) and has had 4 more training programs successfully accredited, bringing the total number of accredited training programs to 12 (2 postgraduate programs, 10 undergraduate programs).

Dr. Nguyen Tien Dung, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Tay Do University, said that the university is connecting with nearly 100 businesses to support training and job placement for students. Currently, more than 90% of the university's graduates have stable jobs with good incomes. Last academic year, the university continued its cooperation with SULECO Company to recruit nursing and pharmacy graduates to participate in the KAIGO work program in Japan. Tay Do University also collaborated with the Japan Cultural Exchange Association (JVCA) to organize free Japanese language classes for 251 students, graduate students, and faculty members.

"Tay Do University participates in training high-quality human resources capable of applying science in multiple fields, contributing to promoting socio -economic development in the Mekong Delta region. With a research-oriented approach focused on applied research serving the community, Tay Do University strives to become a high-quality, multi-disciplinary private university in the Mekong Delta by 2025 and to have several undergraduate programs on par with those in Southeast Asia by 2035…," Mr. Dung added.

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