Additional 46 students graduate from Vietnam-Belgium master’s programme

Forty-six students received their master’s degrees under the Vietnam-Belgium Programme run by the HCM City Open University and Université Libre de Bruxelles’s Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management at a graduation ceremony held on January 7. — Photo courtesy of the HCM City Open University

HCM CITY — An additional 46 Vietnamese students have graduated from the Vietnam-Belgium master’s programme at the HCM City Open University.

On January 7, a graduation ceremony was held to present master’s degrees to the students, including 19 executive masters of business administration, 11 advanced masters of marketing and communication management, and six masters of business quality and performance management.

Speaking at the ceremony, the HCM City Open University rector Nguyễn Minh Hà said the Vietnam-Belgium Programme has been run by the HCM City Open University and Université Libre de Bruxelles’s Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management since 1995.

The programme offers master’s programmes in several business-related streams, helping train human resources to meet Việt Nam’s needs.

So far, nearly 4,000 students across the country have graduated from this programme.

He highly appreciated the efforts and contributions of the coordinators, specialists and collaborators of the program in coordinating teaching and learning activities, and supporting activities in the past years.

“We hope to continue to receive the valuable and effective cooperation of the lecturers and colleagues so that together we can provide higher quality human resources for society,” he said.

Currently, the university’s postgraduate training has five doctoral programmes and 12 master’s programmes and many joint programmes with foreign educational institutions from Belgium, Australia, Germany and France at both master’s and doctoral levels.

Most of the university’s domestic postgraduate training programmes are accredited according to FIBAA standards (Europe) and domestic standards of the Ministry of Education and Training. — VNS