On December 16, the National Economics University held a graduation ceremony and awarded bachelor's degrees to 50 graduates of the bachelor's degree training program in partnership with Waikato University, New Zealand.
The Bachelor of Business Training Associate Program offered by Waikato University, New Zealand is an international training program in Vietnam, including 2 majors: Digital Business (BBus - Digi bus) and Supply Chain Management (BBus - SCM).
Speaking at the ceremony, Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu - Deputy Director of the National Economics University - emphasized that the cooperation between the two schools comes from a common vision of bringing an international-quality education, with a training program designed in harmony between global business thinking and a deep understanding of the local market context.
Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu pointed out that fields such as Supply Chain Management and Digital Business are witnessing unprecedented strong changes. Supply chains play a key role in the global economy, while digital transformation is fundamentally changing the way businesses operate.
"In that context, today's new bachelors will take on positions that are not only suitable but also essential for the future of international trade. The equipped knowledge and skills platform will help students be confident, flexible and creative when facing new challenges" - Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu emphasized.
According to Mr. Hieu, the achievements that the new bachelors have achieved today are clear evidence of their perseverance and strong adaptability.
"They have overcome difficulties, proactively seized learning opportunities in an international environment and expressed their determination to achieve success. More importantly, they have become a living proof of the learning spirit and aspiration of future generations of students" - Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu said.
At the graduation ceremony, representing 50 new bachelors, Hoang Phuong Thao shared: "When coming into the world, bringing the knowledge of business and management that we have learned, we will have to face many challenges, especially in the context of many global economic and political fluctuations.
Despite the difficulties, we will always remember the journey we have gone through - from the nights of studying until 3am, to the moment of holding the degree in hand, marking the completion of the learning journey. Despite all the challenges, we have overcome them and will always remind ourselves that, after all, we have and will continue to succeed."
