Van Lang University Faculty of Tourism Lecturer Completes Teaching Exchange in France Under Erasmus+ Program

The Faculty of Tourism, Van Lang University warmly congratulates Ms. Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Linh, M.A., Deputy Head of the Hotel Management Department, on successfully completing the Erasmus+ Teaching Staff Mobility program at IAE – University of Perpignan Via Domitia, France. The Erasmus+ Teaching Staff Mobility program is one of the most significant international academic exchange initiatives, providing university lecturers with the opportunity to teach, share expertise, expand academic networks, and strengthen educational cooperation between institutions around the world. Ms. Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Linh's participation in the program is a proud milestone, affirming the professional competence, spirit of international integration, and proactive global engagement of the teaching staff at the Faculty of Tourism, Van Lang University.

During the program in France, Ms. Linh engaged in teaching, academic exchange, and professional knowledge-sharing with international students in the field of Hospitality. The sessions offered practical perspectives from Vietnam while providing students with access to diverse learning approaches, opportunities to exchange viewpoints, and a broader understanding of the tourism and hospitality industry in the context of globalization.

Beyond teaching, the program also helped foster connectivity, academic dialogue, and the spirit of international learning between Van Lang's lecturers and students and the European educational environment. It also served as an opportunity for the Faculty of Tourism to strengthen collaboration with international partners in training, research, and the development of highly applicable academic programs.

Ms. Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Linh's participation in the Erasmus+ Teaching Staff Mobility program further reaffirms the internationalization agenda of Van Lang University in general and the Faculty of Tourism in particular. Through faculty exchanges, student exchanges, collaborative research, and international teaching activities, the Faculty of Tourism continuously enhances the quality of its education, expands its academic network, and creates greater learning and experiential opportunities for students.

This activity also opens up promising prospects for future collaboration, particularly in the areas of teaching, scientific research, faculty and student exchange, and the development of international academic programs. This forms an important foundation for the Faculty of Tourism to continue building a dynamic, globally integrated learning environment closely connected to real-world professional practice.

The Faculty of Tourism sincerely thanks IAE Perpignan and its partners for their support and collaboration in making the program a success. This achievement is a source of great pride for the Faculty of Tourism, and serves as inspiration for its teaching staff to continue developing their professional expertise, embracing innovation, and pursuing the aspirations of international integration in higher education.

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