Plus 3 - 2025 concludes with many valuable lessons for students of both universities

Attending the summary session were Ms. Stephanie Laura Spirk - Global Experience Program Manager, University of Pittsburgh , and Prof. Haimanti Banerjee - University of Pittsburgh Representative.

From UEF, attendees included Dr. Ngo Minh Hai - Vice President, Prof. Eric Jose Olmedo Panal - Director of the UEF International Institute, Dr. Majo George - Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Luan - Deputy Director of the Department of Science, Technology and International Projects, Dr. Tang My Ha - Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Dr. Nguyen Kim Thoa - Deputy Director of the UEF International Institute, Ms. Tran Phuong Quynh - Deputy Director of UEF International Institute, Mr. Nguyen Ba Anh - Deputy Director of the UEF International Institute, and Mr. Tran Dinh Tuan - Head of Tourism and Travel Services Management.

UEF representatives presented thank-you letters to the partner university

  Pittsburgh students were divided into 5 groups, corresponding to the businesses they had visited. In their presentations, they outlined business information, conducted in-depth research on the companies' customer base and strategic partners. At the same time, through their research and direct exchanges with business representatives, they presented many typical business projects. From there, they drew conclusions on development directions and proposed special upcoming business solutions for the respective entities.

   

Dr. Ngo Minh Hai emphasized that Plus 3 - 2025 was a journey with many valuable lessons for Pittsburgh students, whether studying, visiting, or experiencing, hoping that they would return to Vietnam and UEF again.
 

Dr. Ngo Minh Hai emphasized Plus 3 - 2025 as a journey with many valuable lessons

 

Representing Pittsburgh students, Jack Pan and Dylan Marie Butler shared their feelings about the past two weeks of the Plus 3 - 2025 journey. They both expressed much gratitude to UEF lecturers and students for their constant support and assistance, and for guiding them through many interesting lessons.
 

Pittsburgh student representatives, Jack Pan and Dylan Marie Butler, shared their feelings about the past two weeks

 

In the moment of farewell, Pittsburgh and UEF students exchanged warm hugs, emotional embraces, handshakes, and loving gifts. These will be keepsakes symbolizing the beautiful friendship between students from halfway across the globe. Continuing this emotional flow, that same evening, they had an additional cozy farewell party, eating and chatting together before the Pittsburgh students returned to the United States.
 

The Plus 3 - 2025 program successfully concluded, marking the strong cooperative relationship between UEF and the University of Pittsburgh. It is believed that in its 14th semester, the program will continue to implement more meaningful activities.