Within the framework of the "Enterprise Management for Innovation and Talent Enhancement" project (EM4FIT) (H2020-MSCA-RISE-2019 EM4FIT (G.A. No. 872618) funded by the European Union EU, recently, lecturers from the University of Economics and Business, Vietnam National University, Hanoi (UEB) together with international experts from the University of Southern Denmark organized an academic exchange session combined with field research at Nam Cau Kien Industrial Zone, Thuy Nguyen, Hai Phong.
The academic exchange spanned several days and featured a series of intensive workshops, interactive discussions, and hands-on field research activities. Scholars and industry practitioners delved deep into exploring various facets of enterprise management, emphasizing innovative strategies to address complex challenges prevalent in both local and global business environments. Through collaborative research initiatives and practical engagements, participants gained invaluable insights into cutting-edge management practices, technological advancements, and sustainable business models tailored specifically for industrial zones like Nam Cau Kien.
The delegation working and exchanging academic discussions at Nam Cau Kien Industrial ZoneDr. Nguyen Van Duc, Dean of UEB's Faculty of Business Administration, emphasized the transformative impact of international collaborations on academic and professional development. "Our partnership with the University of Southern Denmark represents a significant step towards enhancing the global competencies of our students and faculty," Dr. Duc remarked. "This exchange not only enriches our understanding of global business dynamics but also equips us with the knowledge and skills to navigate and excel in an increasingly interconnected world."
The academic exchange also highlighted UEB's proactive approach to integrating international perspectives into its curriculum, ensuring students receive a comprehensive and globally relevant education. By fostering collaborations with leading international institutions, UEB aims to elevate its academic standards, expand its research capabilities, and foster strategic partnerships that drive economic growth and societal impact.
Furthermore, the collaborative efforts underscored the practical relevance of academic research in addressing real-world challenges faced by industries operating within industrial zones. Participants engaged in dialogue on effective management strategies, technological innovations, and sustainability practices essential for fostering business resilience and growth in industrial settings.
PGS.TS Simon Jebsen (far left) and PGS.TS Martin Senderovitz posing for a souvenir photo with businessman Pham Hong DiepLooking ahead,UEB remains committed to fostering deeper international collaborations and pioneering transformative solutions that contribute to the advancement of business management education and practices globally. By leveraging the expertise and resources of its international partners, UEB seeks to consolidate its position as a hub of excellence in business education and research, preparing future generations of business leaders to lead with confidence in a rapidly evolving global economy.