UNETI Strengthens Strategic Cooperation through Exchange and Discussion with Sichuan City Vocational Institute, China

On October 14, 2025, the University of Economics – Technology for Industries (UNETI) successfully organized a cooperation discussion program with Sichuan Vocational College, marking a new stage in strengthening international relations and training high-quality human resources.

The program was held at 218 Linh Nam Campus – Hanoi, with the strategic objective of expanding and improving the quality of international cooperation relationships. The key activities of the program focused on discussions regarding joint training programs, the implementation of internship and practical training opportunities for UNETI students at international educational institutions, and cooperation in implementing joint research projects in the 2025–2026 academic year.

Participants in the cooperation program

On the side of the Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam:

• Mr. Trần Văn Lam – Deputy Director General, Department of Students and Student Affairs, Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam.

On the side of Sichuan Vocational College:

1. Mr. Wang Shilun – Chairman of the Sichuan Provincial Vocational Capacity Building Association, Vice Chairman of the Sichuan Provincial Vocational and Technical Education Association, Former President of Sichuan Vocational College;

2. Mr. Jing Hongxin – President;

3. Mr. Hou Zhixuan – Vice President;

4. Mr. Lei Yujun – Deputy Director of the Office of Education–Enterprise Cooperation;

5. Mr. Luo Ji – Vice Dean of the Institute of Intelligent Manufacturing and Transportation;

6. Ms. Zhang Shan – Vice Dean of the Institute of International Exchange.

On the side of partner enterprises:

1. Mr. Đặng Vũ – Chairman of the Board of Directors, Vietnam Integrated Training and Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd.;

2. Mr. Cao Lei – Chief Executive Officer, Vietnam Integrated Training and Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd.;

3. Mr. Kong Shunwei – Director, Vietnam Integrated Training and Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd.;

4. Ms. Tong Chao – Member of the Board of Directors and Marketing Director, Vietnam Integrated Training and Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd.;

5. Mr. Tong Fei – Deputy Marketing Director, Vietnam Integrated Training and Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd.;

6. Ms. Phạm Thị Hoa – Head of the Translation and Interpretation Department and Assistant to the Chairman, Vietnam Integrated Training and Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd.

On the side of the University of Economics – Technology for Industries:

1. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyễn Hữu Quang – Vice President;

2. Dr. Vũ Hồng Thanh – Head of the Office of Admissions, Communications and External Relations;

3. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bùi Huy Hải – Head of the Faculty of Electronics and Computer Engineering;

4. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Võ Thu Hà – Head of the Faculty of Electrical and Automation Engineering;

5. Dr. Nguyễn Hoàng Chiến – Head of the Faculty of Information Technology;

6. Dr. Nguyễn Thành Huân – Head of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering;

7. Dr. Nguyễn Anh Tuấn – Deputy Head, in charge of the Office of Science and Technology;

8. M.A. Trần Thị Mỹ Linh – Deputy Head of the Office of Admissions, Communications and External Relations.

In the main discussion session, the two sides agreed on solutions to train high-quality human resources to meet the requirements of domestic and international enterprises. The main cooperation contents discussed focused on: building an education–production cooperation model suitable for the development of the industrial sector in Vietnam; innovating coordination mechanisms between universities and enterprises in human resource training under a “three-party mutual benefit” model (University – Students – Enterprises); building practical training facilities and sharing resources. Specifically, Sichuan Vocational College will support technology transfer and provide equipment and machinery for training purposes. The two institutions also committed to coordinating in technology transfer and curriculum development, organizing faculty training courses, and implementing an “order-based training” model to ensure flexibility and effectiveness according to the specific needs of each enterprise. In addition, UNETI and Sichuan Vocational College agreed to focus on key cooperation fields and important disciplines aligned with Industry 4.0 trends, including: Urban rail transportation; Mechatronics (focusing on automation, industrial robotics, and smart manufacturing); New energy vehicles (cooperation in research and training on electric and hybrid vehicles); New materials and industrial management systems; Transportation and supply chain management (Logistics).

The cooperation exchange between the two institutions carries profound strategic significance. It is considered a strategic step in developing high-quality human resources for the period of industrialization, modernization, and international integration. Students will have access to advanced training models closely linked to practice, thereby enhancing their employability competitiveness. UNETI will strengthen its reputation, expand international cooperation, and access modern training technologies, contributing to the promotion of friendly relations and the consolidation of vocational education cooperation between Vietnam and China.

The discussion program concluded successfully with gift exchanges and commemorative photo-taking, followed by a tour of the University’s facilities.

Some images from the cooperation discussion program: