DTU Enrolls Office administration applicants

Efficient office administration is vital in all businesses and the demand of thousands of new and developing companies and government agencies demonstrate that there is an ever-increasing requirement for qualified staff to fill attractive job openings. DTU continues to enroll Office Administration applicants to meet this demand and to graduate professional staff with foreign language skills.

Traditionally, Office Administration was viewed as sitting behind a desk for eight hours a day, cataloguing, taking notes, organizing paperwork and archives and managing corporate seals and official documents. Nowadays however, as Vietnam integrates and grows internationally, more diverse business operations, more proactive office workers are vital in handling more comprehensive jobs, integrating many separate tasks and rejuvenating business administration.

An Office Administrator is responsible for a diverse set of administrative tasks, including:

Reception
Managing office stock
Scheduling in-house and external events
Promoting and presenting the image of the company
Information systems management
Supervising administrative staff
Managing agendas/travel arrangements/appointments etc. for upper management

Dynamic DTU students meet increasing business demands

The DTU Office Administration major provides a comprehensive knowledge to satisfy the requirements at government and social agencies and private companies. Office Administrators must have:

Ability to make, supervise and implement plans
Written and verbal communication skills
Problem-solving skills
Solid knowledge of office procedures and office management software
Spoken English and translation skills

In developing an Office Administration major, DTU thoroughly investigated how many students should be trained each year to meet market demand, and to what level. “Office Administration has recently become a very popular major, especially for dynamic, self-confident and diplomatic candidates, with organizational, management and administrative skills,” said Mr. Nguyen Huy Tuan, Vice-Dean of Business Administration. “In these times of global integration and rapid economic development, the arrival of foreign companies and nongovernmental and social organizations has resulted in more attractive and highly-paid career opportunities in administration and office work. However, to fill these positions, employees must graduate from a recognized training program to work professionally and efficiently long-term.”

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To achieve this, DTU has successfully implemented the international CDIO teaching method in Engineering, and the PBL method in Economics, Administration, Health Sciences and Social Sciences. The DTU Faculty of Business Administration has collaborated with several local companies, to broaden internship and career opportunities, including: