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On August 8, DTU held a seminar to discuss a new “Type-1 Specified Skilled Worker” visa for student nurses planning to work in Japan. Attendees included Ms. Mitsuko Fukuyama, Deputy-Director of the Yokohama City Welfare Management Association; Mr. Nguyen Huu Quy, Director of the Khanh Training and Consultancy Company; Architect Le Vinh An, Director of the Vietnam-Japan Institute of Engineering and Technology (VJIET); DTU lecturers and students...

From September 5 to 8, the second Sakura training program was held at DTU, where the Suganuma Company and the Healthcare Accelerator (HA) Group updated students on the latest developments in the field of Nursing and gave them the opportunity to practice with Japanese experts...

On October 29, DTU held a welcoming ceremony for the DTU K29 students from the Vietnam-Japan Institute of Engineering and Technology (VJIET) program. Dr. Le Vinh An, VJIET Director, Dr. Yukata Hirai, VJIET advisor, lecturers and K29 freshmen attended...

The anniversary marks a significant milestone in the establishment and development of the Faculty, steered by the collective efforts of DTU’s Board of Provosts, the DTU’s Faculty of Nursing, devoted lecturers and staff, and the continuing commitment of students. Over the past ten years, Faculty of Nursing graduates have dispersed across various locations, in Vietnam and overseas, and several returned to warmly express their gratitude for their DTU education...

On January 12th, DTU welcomed and met with VICAT Global LLC. At the meeting, VICAT Global explained about opportunities to study and work in Germany through the GAVIC project “Nursing degree conversion in Germany” for students at the DTU Faculty of Nursing...

On May 12th, the DTU Faculty of Nursing held an International Nurses Day celebration with many meaningful activities at the K7/25 Quang Trung campus in Danang. The event was aimed at expressing gratitude to nursing pioneer Florence Nightingale and also marked DTU’s 30th anniversary...

Applicants choosing DTU for their journey of university studies make a good choice with these majors, as they bring benefits upon graduation and opportunities for work and internships in Japan with full financial support. Significant advances in science & technology along with aging populations in many countries lead to new challenges for human resources in these fields, both in quality and in quantity. The current shortage of high-quality manpower is an opportunity for young people...