On the afternoon of November 4, 2025, Vietnam – Korea University of Information and Communication Technology (VKU), The University of Danang, hosted a meeting with a delegation of Japanese enterprises to discuss cooperation in training and developing Game Technology in Japan.

Overview of the meeting and cooperation exchange between VKU and Japanese enterprises

Attending the meeting were Mr. Le Minh Duc – General Director of HIDECO Human Resource Development and Investment JSC; Mr. Mizuno Shoichi – General Director of Mizuno JSC; Mr. Kodama Yusuyuki – General Director of MYY Co., Ltd.; Mr. Pham Manh Cuong – Deputy Director of MYY Co., Ltd.; and Mr. Nakanishi Hiroaki – Head of Department, Mizuno JSC. Representing VKU were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Huynh Cong Phap – Rector of the University, and representatives from related departments and faculties.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Huynh Cong Phap – Rector of VKU is delivering remarks at the meeting

In his remarks, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Huynh Cong Phap warmly welcomed the delegation of Japanese enterprises. He introduced VKU as a public university under the University of Danang, entrusted with the mission and responsibility of training and supplying high-quality human resources, conducting scientific research, and transferring knowledge and technology. The university’s vision is to become one of the leading universities in Vietnam with aspirations to reach international standards in training and research, operating under an advanced governance model as a modern and smart university. As a university specializing in Information Technology with nearly 8,000 students and an annual intake of 1,500 new students, VKU is a key institution providing high-quality IT human resources to meet current workforce demands. Currently, VKU has established partnerships to offer bilingual training programs in English–Vietnamese, Korean–Vietnamese, and Japanese–Vietnamese. One notable model is the collaboration with Nix Education to train bilingual Japanese–Vietnamese Software Engineering students, with nearly 300 students currently enrolled. The program has achieved remarkable results in both professional competence and Japanese proficiency. Students are trained not only in international-standard technical knowledge but also in workplace skills and Japanese corporate culture. The Rector expressed his hope to further expand cooperation with Japanese enterprises in game technology, graphic design, multimedia communication, and digital technology to bring more opportunities for VKU students to study, intern, and work in international environments.

Mr. Kodama Yusuyuki – General Director of MYY Co., Ltd. is speaking on behalf of Japanese enterprises

On behalf of the Japanese business delegation, Mr. Kodama Yusuyuki – General Director of MYY Co., Ltd. expressed his sincere gratitude to the University’s Board of Rectors and faculty for their warm and respectful welcome. He shared that the Japanese enterprises were highly impressed by VKU’s training capacity, development vision, and modern learning environment, especially the university’s strong orientation toward internationalization and close cooperation with Japanese partners in the IT sector.

Mr. Kodama further emphasized that the enterprises greatly valued the potential and quality of VKU students – young engineers with solid foundational knowledge, disciplined learning attitudes, and strong adaptability. The Japanese enterprises expressed their desire to strengthen collaboration with VKU in training, internships, and recruitment in game technology, graphic design, and multimedia communication, aiming to build a training–enterprise–employment linkage chain between Vietnam and Japan that benefits both students and business partners.

Japanese business delegation visiting and directly interacting with students in class

The meeting took place in an open, cooperative, and promising atmosphere, creating new opportunities for collaboration in training and high-quality human resource recruitment. It once again affirmed VKU’s position as a reliable partner for Japanese enterprises. The delegation also visited the Vietnam–Japan Innovation and Technology Space (VJIT Space), the Institute of Digital Science and Technology (eSTI), and held direct exchanges with students.

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