Signing MOU with Hanyang Cyber University (South Korea)

At the meeting, Prof. Dr Pham Quang Minh (USSH’s Rector) spoke highly of the efforts made by the two universities towards the signing of a detailed memorandum. This is in line with USSH’s strategy of internationalization and proves to be beneficial to its students. The Rector hoped the memorandum will soon be transformed into concrete activities conducted by the two sides.

Dr Tae Soo Rya expressed his gratefulness for being enthusiastically welcomed by USSH. He said Hanyang Cyber University wishes to open more opportunities for Vietnamese students and trainees to experience new types of learning environments, especially distance learning courses via the Internet. Hanyang Cyber University also wants to cooperate with USSH to help more children of Korean-Vietnamese multicultural families study and work in Vietnam. This will be a practical contribution to developing the Vietnam-Korea bilateral relations in general.

Next, leaders of the two sides signed  the memorandum of understanding, according to which the two universities will exchange up to 5 students annually, each of whom will stay at the other side’s university for a maximum of 1 year. Each student of the sending university will receive an academic transcript and a certificate upon the completion of his/her course. The two universities shall provide safe and proper dormitories and living places for the students; or depending on specific provisions, either the sending or receiving university can provide living expenses for the students. The memorandum lasts for 5 years and will be automatically extended without the consent of either side.  

Prof. Dr Pham Quang Minh exchanges the MOU with Dr. Tae Soo RYA

Prof. Dr Pham Quang Minh gives a token to Dr. Tae Soo RYA

Hanyang Cyber University was established in 2002 and is located in Seoul. It currently has 15 departments and around 13,200 students. The founding spirit of Hanyang Institutions is to educate and train students to understand and love one another, and to produce men and women, who work not only for themselves but also for the nation and its people, and further, for all mankind.