International study and internship becomes part of UEFers’s curriculum
DECEMBER 16, UEF created international training and promotion program in order for UEFers to approach advanced educational system and transcend studying borders.
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Many international study programs for UEFers
Diverse cultural experiences
The international study journey help students broaden their view and discover new cultures. Coming to Japan, Switzerland, Thailand, China , Singapore… the students get to study and live in a modern educational and business environment.
With every trip, students can better understand the core values in every career, labor market in the current trend of assimilation.
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Students can have diverse cultural experiences
These experiences equipped the students with specialized knowledge in their major. UEFers learned to appreciate cultural diversity, value of difference and turn unity into the power to integrate and develop together.
The lessons became the key to open advance new steps in a more connected and intertwined world.
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UEFers’s study program in Switzerland
Thien Hoa, Sophomore of Faculty of Restaurant and Culinary management, who returned from the 2024 Student Ambassador Program at International Management Institude Switzerland in Switzerland shared:” After 1 week, I’ve had a better view about mu future goals. IMI is where I felt the power of connection, learning between different cultures with more than 25 countries.
It made me realize learning isn’t just about perceive knowledge but also how we can connect with the world”.
Knowledge aligns with global mindset
Recently, a group of UEFers have just completed their study trip in Thailand. Through the workshops at Bangkok UNiversity and Thammasat University, students got to approach practical knowledges from professors and entrepreneurs, including economics trend and management plans.
Besides, observation activities at multinational corporations such as CP Group and 7-Eleven helped students better understand how big corporations operate, form Human Resources management to technology integration in business.
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Continuous students “export”
The “export” program usually includes specialized real life projects. This is an opportunity for students to better train their adaptation, connection and working skills in a multicultural environment.
Every country the students came to is a valuable lesson about working mindset and attitude in the international environment.
Like many other students who chose internship programs in China, Japan… learned to adapt to international working groups, learned how to listen and appreciate different mindsets.
From then, the UEFers develop their collaboration and creative skills that transcends cultural and language barriers.
It is these experiences that helped the students build flexibility which has long become an essential factor in decision making and training leadership.
Integration no longer a saying
International study and internship programs is a bridge helping students approaching advance education system, trained by international expertise, and meet up modern working methods and technology.
Aside from practical international study experiences, UEF continues to build a great network of relationships for UEFers.
On the journey to bring students to developed countries, UEF keep on holding diverse international activities from practical studying to academic development, create a globalization environment on campus for students to comprehend quintessences of global education.
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UEFers connect with foreign experts on campus
The success of generations of students who participated in international studying programs is a transparent proof for the campus’s clear direction.
From confidently joining multinational corporations to the ability to start up in the global environment, UEFers always show their advenced courage, power and integration spirit.
International study is more than just an experience journey but also a base that help students confidentially face global challenges, discover their potentials and reach further on the global map of Human Resources.
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