New opportunities emerge for HaUI students in Hungary

On September 8, 2026, Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) welcomed a Hungarian delegation for a working session focused on cooperation opportunities in education, recruitment and human resource development to meet the needs of the Hungarian labour market.

The Hungarian delegation was led by Mr. Juhász Gábor, Senior Advisor, and included Mr. Pham Ngoc Chu, Member of the Hungarian Olympic Committee and Chairman of the Vietnamese Business Association in Hungary, together with advisors, experts, legal professionals and representatives of the Vietnamese Business Association in Hungary.

Representing Hanoi University of Industry were Dr. Nguyen Van Thien, Vice President; Mr. Nguyen Quang Trung, Director of Labour Supplying and Training Company Limited (LETCO); and representatives of relevant academic and professional units.

Overview of the working session

At the meeting, Dr. Nguyen Van Thien, Vice President of Hanoi University of Industry provided an overview of HaUI’s scale, educational capacity and internationalisation strategy. With strengths in engineering, technology and economics education, HaUI places strong emphasis on aligning academic programmes with industry needs while expanding international partnerships to enhance students’ professional competencies and employment opportunities.

Dr. Nguyen Van Thien, Vice President of Hanoi University of Industry, delivers a speech at the working session

As an enterprise affiliated with Hanoi University of Industry, LETCO draws on the University’s strong academic and technical foundation while contributing extensive experience in international workforce development. With more than 25 years of experience in workforce training and overseas employment, LETCO has developed expertise in candidate selection, professional preparation, workforce management and support across international markets. Working closely with HaUI’s academic and professional units, the company is well positioned to assess candidates’ qualifications and competencies and provide targeted preparation aligned with the requirements of international employers.

Nguyen Quang Trung, Director of LETCO, affirmed the company’s readiness to work with Hungarian partners to assess recruitment needs, develop appropriate selection processes and organise training programmes tailored to the requirements of specific positions. Experience gained through programmes in Japan, South Korea, Germany and other international markets provides a foundation for LETCO to expand operations in Hungary and Europe in a safe, high quality and sustainable manner.

Mr. Nguyen Quang Trung, Director of LETCO, discusses the company’s capacity for international human resource training and supply

Representing the Hungarian delegation, Senior Advisor Juhász Gábor expressed his positive impression of HaUI’s scale, capabilities and educational achievements. He noted that Hungary and several European countries are currently facing shortages of skilled workers. The visit therefore aimed to promote cooperation in training, recruitment and human resource development, creating opportunities for Vietnamese workers to study, undertake internships and work in Hungary.

The Hungarian delegation will continue facilitating connections between HaUI and Hungarian universities and businesses to explore potential partnerships in education and workforce development. Discussions may include the development of joint training programmes leading to qualifications or certificates recognised in accordance with Hungarian regulations and standards, thereby creating broader study and career opportunities for HaUI students. Electrical engineering, nursing and elderly care have been identified as priority areas for further cooperation.

Mr. Juhász Gábor, Senior Advisor, delivers remarks at the working session

Mr. Pham Ngoc Chu, Member of the Hungarian Olympic Committee and Chairman of the Vietnamese Business Association in Hungary, speaks at the working session.

The meeting marks a meaningful step in strengthening HaUI’s engagement with partners in Europe and advancing cooperation with Hungary in education and human resource development. Building on HaUI’s academic and technical expertise, LETCO’s experience in international workforce development and the growing demand for skilled professionals in Hungary, the partnership has the potential to create new pathways for education, training and employment. It also provides a foundation for developing a highly skilled workforce equipped with the professional competencies and adaptability required in an increasingly international working environment.