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On August 11, 2026, a delegation from the INTENSE Program visited and held a working session with Hue University. The meeting focused on training needs and potential cooperation in developing human resources for key fields, including STEM, semiconductor technology, and finance.


PARTICIPANTS

1. Representatives of the INTENSE Program and Taiwanese Universities

The INTENSE delegation included representatives of the INTENSE Program Coordination Office in Vietnam and the following Taiwanese universities:

  • National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST)
  • Kun Shan University (KSU)
  • Lunghwa University of Science and Technology (LHU)
  • Tamkang University (TKU)
  • Da-Yeh University (DYU)

2. Representatives of Hue University

Representatives of Hue University included:

  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Do Thi Xuan Dung – Vice President of Hue University;
  • Representatives of the Hue University Office;
  • Representatives of the Department of Academic and Student Affairs;
  • Representatives of the Department of Science, Technology and International Relations;
  • Leaders and representatives of relevant departments from the University of Sciences, University of Economics, University of Agriculture and Forestry, University of Education, and School of Engineering and Technology.

KEY DISCUSSIONS

During the meeting, representatives of the INTENSE Program provided an overview of the INTENSE Scholarship Program, available support, and study opportunities in Taiwan for Vietnamese students.

Representatives of the participating Taiwanese universities also introduced their institutions, academic programs, and available fields of study. The parties then discussed Hue University’s training needs, potential implementation plans, and proposals for future cooperation.

The discussions focused on:

  • Education and human resource development in STEM fields;
  • Workforce development for the semiconductor industry;
  • Finance-related academic programs;
  • Study opportunities at Taiwanese universities;
  • Potential connections and collaborative activities among the participating institutions.

STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS AND COOPERATION

The meeting provided an opportunity for the INTENSE Program, participating Taiwanese universities, and Hue University to exchange views directly on training needs, development priorities, and potential areas of cooperation.

The INTENSE Program sincerely appreciates Hue University’s warm welcome and thoughtful support throughout the visit. We hope the discussions will lay the foundation for practical collaborative activities and expand academic and professional development opportunities for students in the future.