Hải Phòng University Meets Taiwan Education Office to Explore Academic Partnerships
Hải Phòng University hosted a delegation from the Education Division of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Vietnam (TECOVN) on September 25, 2025, to discuss potential cooperation in education, training, and scientific research. The meeting aimed to strengthen bilateral partnerships between the university and prestigious Taiwanese institutions and enterprises.
Key Details
The reception and working session opened new bilateral and multilateral relationships between Hải Phòng University, TECOVN office, and potential new partners in Taiwan and Vietnam. According to the university, the collaboration will create learning and research opportunities for faculty and students in both corporate work environments and high-quality international academic settings, fostering deeper cultural integration.
The partnership discussions focused on several key areas of cooperation including faculty and student exchanges, scholarship programs, joint training programs, and dual degree partnerships. Both parties expressed particular interest in advancing scientific research collaboration across multiple disciplines.
Quotes & Reactions
Associate Professor Dr. Bùi Xuân Hải, the university’s rector, emphasized the institution’s readiness for collaboration. “With the current potential of our school, HPUni desires to cooperate with reputable partners from Taiwan in undergraduate and graduate training and is ready to meet the training needs of partners,” he said.
Hải emphasized that cooperation activities such as faculty and student exchanges with scholarships, joint training programs, and dual degree partnerships “are always ready.” The rector noted the school’s particular interest in research collaboration and training in Information Technology, Electronics Industry, Semiconductor Technology, and Language programs.
Background & Context
Hải Phòng University already maintains partnerships with established Taiwanese enterprises including Pegatron and Micro-Star International (MSI). The university seeks to expand these relationships while connecting with additional reputable Taiwanese companies operating in Vietnam to provide practical training and internship opportunities for students.
The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Vietnam serves as Taiwan’s representative office, facilitating educational and cultural exchanges between Taiwan and Vietnam.
What’s Next
The meeting established a framework for future cooperation between Hải Phòng University and Taiwanese educational institutions and businesses. Both parties will work to develop specific programs for student and faculty exchanges, joint research initiatives, and expanded internship opportunities with Taiwanese companies in Vietnam.
