In the context of the increasingly expanding and developing landscape of international education, a meeting between Van Hien University and Buckinghamshire New University took place on May 6, 2024, promising to open new and potential avenues of cooperation.
Buckinghamshire New University (BNU) is not only one of the leading educational institutions in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England, but also a symbol of development and innovation in the field of education. With over a century of history, BNU has evolved from a humble vocational institute into a diverse and rich university, offering programs ranging from undergraduate to postgraduate levels, particularly focusing on Business, Arts, Healthcare, Social Sciences, and Information Technology.
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Beyond imparting theoretical knowledge, BNU prioritizes building a practical learning environment, enabling students to access real-world experiences from businesses and communities. This empowers BNU students not only with specialized knowledge but also with the adaptability and resilience required in diverse and challenging work environments.
The meeting between Van Hien University (VHU) and BNU marks the initial step in promoting cooperation between the two educational institutions. With representatives from both sides, including Ms. Sarah Williams and Mr. Samuel Poulton from BNU, along with TS. Tran Anh Dung and Mr. Nguyen Duy Cuong from VHU, the exchange took place in an open atmosphere aimed at achieving effective and meaningful collaboration.
During the meeting, representatives discussed potential cooperation models, including Dual Degree programs, Top-up programs, Faculty & Student Members exchange programs, and various other forms of collaboration to create diverse and enriching learning opportunities for students from both universities.
The meeting concluded with an agreement to promote cooperation between VHU and BNU in the future, as well as specific plans to implement the proposed cooperation models. This once again demonstrates the desire of both universities to provide a diverse, interesting, and practical learning environment for students, while contributing to the development of local and international communities.
At the end of the meeting, the BNU delegation was guided on a tour of VHU's campus to gain a better understanding of their facilities and learning environment. This meeting opens a new chapter in the cooperative relationship between the two universities, promising to bring many opportunities and benefits to both in the academic community.
