Step by step concretization of cooperation with the University of South Australia

On October 13, Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Van Kim - Vice Principal of the University - together with representatives of the Board of Directors of the Faculty of International Studies, Faculty of Journalism and Communication, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Training Cooperation had a meeting and worked with representatives of the University of South Australia - Professor Claire A. Woods and Associate Professor Michael Galvin of the School of Communication, International Relations and Languages.At the meeting, representatives of both sides discussed the upcoming 2+2 joint training program in Communication Management and International Relations between the two sides, which will be officially implemented. Representatives of both schools expressed their hope that the program will soon be realized. In addition, a number of other contents are also of common interest to both sides: social work training in Vietnam, research on social issues, scholarships for young staff and students... In the afternoon of the same day, Prof. Claire A. Woods and Assoc. Prof. Michael Galvin had an exchange session with students of the Faculty of International Studies with the main content related to communication in the era of globalization. The University of South Australia is the largest research and teaching university in the state of South Australia (including 5 campuses and nearly 40,000 students, of which nearly 10,000 international students come from over 80 countries). The school trains undergraduate majors and especially postgraduate research in the fields of: Information Technology and Communication Engineering, Commerce and Management, Environment and Resource Management... Previously, during his visit and work with a number of Australian universities last February, Professor Nguyen Van Khanh signed a cooperation agreement with the University of South Australia. The main content of the cooperation agreement mentions issues of cooperation in training, scientific research, exchange of scholars and students. And the joint training program for bachelors in Communication Management and International Relations will be the first two programs to launch, promoting the development of joint training programs between the two schools. From 9:00 to 11:00 tomorrow morning, October 14, 2011, Professor Claire A. Woods and Associate Professor Michael Galvin will continue to talk and exchange with students of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication.