Representing UEF at the meeting were Dr. Ngo Minh Hai - Vice President and Dean, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management; Mr. Nguyen Viet Thuy - Deputy Dean, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management; Mr. Pham Nhat Tan - Department of Information Technology and International Projects Officer.
UEF representatives discussed various activities aimed at improving the quality of education for students
The pilot program of specialized classes for Hospitality and Tourism Management students is a key focus of UEF’s collaboration with its partner. These classes are expected to have 40 to 80 students each each class and will be organized twice a year.
By participating in the program, students will have access to English-language textbooks, materials, and resources. With the guidance of experienced faculty members, UEFers will have opportunities to enhance their skills, improve themselves, and broaden their perspectives on their chosen career paths. Upon completion of the course, students will receive prestigious career certificates, affirming their abilities in the field of Hospitality.
Mr. Dennie Matthews asserted the benefits that AHEI would bring for UEF students
Developed with the support of leading industry experts, AHLEI's programs reflect current trends in the field of hospitality and are widely used by more than 3,000 universities, colleges, and professional schools worldwide.
UEF is not only renowned for its strengths in economics and finance, but it has also focused on developing training activities in the field of hospitality over the past few years. It is hoped that through these cooperation opportunities, students will soon gain access to world-class educational resources, thereby enhancing their skills and knowledge.
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