On August 22nd, at 36 Ton That Dam, District 1, Banking University Ho Chi Minh City is pleased to welcome Mrs. Kimberley Salafia in charge of developing international relations at the University of Adelaide, Australia to visit and work in the framework of training cooperation between the two parties.
The University of Adelaide is one of the 3 oldest public universities in Australia, located in the city of Adelaide, Southern Australia. With strength as a multidisciplinary university, from Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Science (ECMS), Health and Health Sciences to Art, Economics and Management, the university has developed and risen to become a top university, ranked in the top 1% universities in the world by Times Higher Education magazine.
As a leading university for scientific research (100% of research topics are rated according to the Excellent Research Survey in Australia 2018), this is also the place that has trained many well-known scientists, especially 05 famous Nobel prizes. The university’s research works have greatly contributed to Australia’s social and economic development.
The objectives of the University of Adelaide include: connecting global ideas, developing practical research that has the power to shape the future and provide a progressive education. The University of Adelaide affirmed that the Banking University HCMC is a strategic partner for cooperative training in the fields of Economics, Management and Finance – Banking.
At the meeting, representatives of Banking University Ho Chi Minh City and University of Adelaide discussed and shared the current difficulties and challenges of both sides, from which to make strategic decisions. The strategy aims to help improve the competitiveness of Vietnamese students in the international labor market, and at the same time solve difficult and existing problems that both sides are currently interested in.
The session was successful in an open and friendly atmosphere, promising a new start in the good and long-term cooperative relationship between the two sides.