DNC - With the aim of strengthening collaboration between the university and professional organizations, on November 4, 2025, Nam Can Tho University officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Vietnam Traditional Medicine Association, opening new opportunities and prospects for its students
The signing ceremony took place in a solemn atmosphere, marking an important milestone in strengthening the connection between the university, associations, and enterprises toward the comprehensive development of the Medical and Pharmaceutical fields.
Dr. Nguyễn Văn Quang, Rector of Nam Can Tho University, and the representative of the Vietnam Oriental Medicine Association sign the Memorandum of Understanding (Photo: DNC Studio).
The Vietnam Oriental Medicine Association is a socio-professional organization established to preserve, promote, and advance traditional Vietnamese medicine. It serves as a bridge connecting scientists, physicians, enterprises, and educational institutions across the country. The Association aims to integrate the essence of traditional medicine into modern research and applications, contributing to the care, protection, and improvement of public health while fostering international cooperation in the fields of traditional medicine and pharmaceuticals.
Representatives of faculty and departmental leaders attended the signing ceremony (Photo: DNC Studio).
According to the agreement, both parties will collaborate on activities such as:
A representative of the Vietnam Traditional Medicine Association raised questions during the signing ceremony (Photo: DNC Studio).
“The university places great emphasis on expanding partnerships with professional organizations and associations to enhance the quality of training and scientific research. Signing this agreement with the Vietnam Traditional Medicine Association is a valuable opportunity for students to gain practical exposure, connect with experts in the field, and apply their knowledge in service to the community.”
Dr. Nguyễn Văn Quang, Rector of Nam Can Tho University
Dr. Nguyễn Văn Quang, Rector of Nam Can Tho University, attended the ceremony (Photo: DNC Studio)
“The Association highly appreciates the training orientation of Nam Can Tho University — an institution that not only equips students with modern knowledge but also emphasizes the development of pharmaceutical and medical human resources rooted in national traditions. We believe that this collaboration will open up numerous research projects and the application of medicinal herbs to support green energy development and public health care.”
President of the Vietnam Traditional Medicine Association, People’s Teacher, Professor, Doctor, Specialist Level II Trương Việt Bình, delivered a speech (Photo: DNC Studio)
President of the Vietnam Traditional Medicine Association, People’s Teacher, Professor, Doctor, Specialist Level II Trương Việt Bình, delivered a speech (Photo: DNC Studio)
Through this collaboration, students of the Health Science Institute at Nam Can Tho University will have greater opportunities to gain practical experience, enhance professional skills, and participate in applied research projects. This partnership contributes to improving the quality of human resources in the field of Medicine and Pharmacy in the era of integration.
Dr. Nguyễn Văn Quang, Rector of Nam Can Tho University, presented commemorative gifts to the distinguished delegates (Photo: DNC Studio)
The signing ceremony between Nam Can Tho University and the Vietnam Traditional Medicine Association not only opens up extensive cooperation opportunities in research and education but also contributes to promoting the development of Vietnam’s medical and pharmaceutical fields toward modernization, sustainability, and international integration. This agreement stands as a testament to the university’s strategic vision in linking knowledge with practical application, while also affirming DNC’s commitment to its mission of training high-quality medical and pharmaceutical professionals dedicated to serving the community and society.