The presence of international students from different countries provides fresh impetus for educational institutions to innovate, improve quality, and develop their own distinctive strengths, thereby enabling them to engage more deeply with the global education landscape.

Linking research, application, and the market in developing the semiconductor industry requires a tightly coordinated model among the State, educational institutions, and enterprises. In this framework, universities and research institutes serve as the primary providers of human resources — considered one of the most significant bottlenecks of the semiconductor industry.

National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue on December 5 expressed his hope that universities and educational institutions of Vietnam and New Zealand will reach specific, direct cooperation agreements , helping to deepen the collaboration between the two countries in this regard.