On the morning of August 6, 2024, DTU signed  a cooperation agreement with Jissen's Women's University (Japan) to bring new learning opportunities and experiences to students of both universities. The ceremony was attended by Prof. TS. Masanori Namba - Rector of Jissen's Women's University, Ph.D. DTU President Le Nguyen Bao and leaders of departments and departments of the two units and a large number of staff, lecturers, and students of the Faculty of Japanese Language and Social  Sciences of DTU

Cooperation Signing Ceremony between DTU and Jissen's University of Women

Speaking at the Signing Ceremony, Prof. TS. Masanori Namba - Principal of Jissen's Women said: "We are honored to be present at this signing ceremony. First of all, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to DTU for giving us the opportunity to sign the Memorandum of Understanding and Agreement on the Faculty-Student Exchange Program.

In an increasingly globalized world, it is essential for people to be aware of and join hands to solve social problems. These efforts will lead to new ideas and strategies for creating a sustainable society. To achieve this, we emphasize the importance of skills such as: language proficiency, cultural awareness, problem-solving, and logical reasoning. Jissen's Women's University strives to enhance education, help students realize themselves as members of society, and develop practical skills through international activities. We aim to support international students and enrich their educational experience. Therefore, through our partnership with  DTU, we expect that the goals set out will be fruitful and that students will develop comprehensively from knowledge to skills."

TS. Le Nguyen Bao gave flowers and souvenirs to Prof. TS. Masanori Namba at the signing ceremony

Under the cooperation agreement, the Faculty of Japanese Language -  DTU and Jissen's Women's University will send students with good academic records and active participation in extracurricular activities to participate in  the Student Exchange Program. Each batch will have 2 students from each school participating in the exchange for a period of 6 months to 1 year. Not only does this allow students to experience a new learning environment, but it also helps them improve their language skills and understanding of your country's culture. In addition to the Student Exchange program, the 2 units will also create conditions for students of the 2 universities to regularly participate in online or face-to-face exchange sessions. These exchanges will be an opportunity for students to share knowledge, skills and culture together, thereby building long-term relationships and cooperation.

TS. Dr. Le Nguyen Bao, President of DTU, said: "We are honored to welcome Prof. TS. Masanori Namba and a delegation from Jissen's Women's University came to DTU. We highly appreciate this cooperation opportunity for students, especially students majoring in Japanese, to participate in the Exchange Program Abroad. For students, it is very important to hone foreign language skills and improve cultural knowledge. Up to now, DTU has sent many students to do internships at companies in Japan, but this is the first time we have directly cooperated with a university in Japan. Therefore, we hope that more DTU students will participate in the exchange program with your school in the near future, and DTU hopes to welcome more students from your school to join us. DTU hopes that immediately after the signing ceremony, we can start detailed discussions related to the cooperative relationship between the two universities."

Established in 1899, Jissen's Women's University is one of Japan's oldest and most prestigious women's universities. Currently, the university has more than 5,000 undergraduate students and 1,000 high school students in more than 10 different majors. Every year, the university also welcomes many short-term and long-term exchange students from countries in the region and around the world to participate in learning. Jissen's Women's University is not only famous for its long tradition but also for its modern and well-invested facilities. The university's lecture halls, meeting rooms, canteens, libraries, and learning and relaxation spaces are meticulously designed and equipped with modern equipment, creating favorable conditions for students and lecturers to have productive study and work periods.

The MoU between DTU and Jissen's Women's University has opened up new opportunities for students from both universities, contributing to improving the quality of training and promoting the development of international cooperation in the field of education. This is an important step forward.  affirming the strong development and commitment of the 2 universities in bringing the best learning experiences to students.

(Media)