At DTU, the Nursing, Medical Laboratory Technology, and Biomedical Engineering programs are provided with the best possible conditions in terms of facilities, faculty, and partnerships.
ICO International Joint Stock Company (Germany) comes to DTU to recruit staff
(photo above), and DTU students intern in Japan with 100% of costs covered - Photo: DTU
Opportunities for Study and Work in Japan and Germany
Major corporations and companies such as the Japan International Medical Association, Suganuma Group Joint Stock Company, Mother Brain Joint Stock Company, Route Inn Japan Joint Stock Company, and ICO International Joint Stock Company from Japan and Germany regularly visit DTU to consult and introduce job opportunities to students studying Nursing at DTU.
Glome Management Group donated two Nursing Practice labs according to Japanese standards, with a total value of hundreds of millions of VND. These labs were equipped with specialized nursing equipment, including home beds, hospital beds, anti-decubitus mattresses, RKW-302 nursing carts, Cole mat C hyper (MSN1200) HCH-1, KT-95HD Natural, MY-22258 IV poles, and more.
Two Nursing Skills Practice labs donated by Glome Management Group Support Maximum
Training for the Nursing Program at DTU - Photo: DTU
Committed to training and providing quality human resources, the university always strives to connect with prestigious universities and businesses to enhance the quality of education, achieving significant results over the years.
DTU has partnered with many organizations and companies to improve the quality of its Nursing program, in addition to Japanese organizations, such as: SEIREI Social Welfare Group (Japan), Glome Medical Group (Japan), the National Council for the Visually Impaired Elderly of Japan…
Moreover, DTU has established partnerships with many other major medical universities worldwide, such as the University of Pittsburgh (UPitt), ranked 7th in the Top 15 U.S. universities for medical research (according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health - NIH rankings), the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), which has the largest medical and pharmaceutical training system in the U.S. (in terms of student numbers and academic programs), Duke-NUS Medical School (Singapore), a leader in public health and community medicine in Southeast Asia, Ben Gurion University (Israel), Burapha University, Khon Kaen University, and Mahidol University (Thailand), Dong-A University (South Korea), and more.
Students studying Nursing at DTU have access to the most advanced knowledge and modern equipment. Furthermore, Nursing students at DTU have the opportunity to work and intern in Japan with 100% of their expenses covered.
Students participating in interviews or going abroad for work and internships were highly valued by employers for their professional knowledge and skills. Some of the students included:
- Truong Thi Hoang My, Nguyen Thi Thao Van, Phan Duc Anh Tuan working at Sennan Sanatorium Hospital,
- Le Thi Thanh Nga, Le Thi Thu Ha working at Sato Hospital,
- Nguyen Thi Diem My, Le Thi Thu Trinh working at Kawasaki Hospital,
- Huynh Thi Bich Chieu, Dinh Thi Quynh Luu working at Isino Hospital,
- Nguyen Duc Hoan My working at Shinken Kougyo Joint Stock Company,
- Nguyen Thi Doan Trieu Man, Tran Thi Thuy Tien interning at Shinken Industrial Joint Stock Company,
- Kieu Anh Sang interning at Medical Corporation Yutokukai,
- Nguyen Thi Hoai interning at Sopmpo Care Company,
- Nguyen Le Dieu and Lê Thia Thanh Tham interning at Ocean Care Work...
A Competent Faculty team
According to statistics in the medical field, 70% of medical decisions are based on laboratory diagnostics, and among them, nearly 100% of reasonable medical decisions are based on accurate and consistent lab results. For this reason, DTU dedicates significant effort to building a team of reputable lecturers with high expertise in this field to teach the courses.
DTU scientists, lecturers, and students doing scientific research - Photo: DTU
Many lecturers have made significant contributions throughout their research and teaching careers at the university. A notable example is the research team consisting of Dr. Dinh Phong Son, Director of the Center for Molecular Biology (CEMB), and MSc. Dr. Tran Chau My Thanh, lecturer of the DTU Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, who have won numerous prestigious awards at large-scale national conferences for their work on "Non-invasive Disease Diagnosis Using Liquid Biopsy Samples."
What sets DTU apart is that students in these programs have the opportunity to engage in scientific research under the careful instruction of the university’s faculty and researchers. For students of the Medical Laboratory Technology program, after completing four years of study, they not only acquire fundamental scientific knowledge and a solid foundation in medical science but also gain extensive knowledge and skills in areas such as clinical medicine, preventive medicine, and public health.
For the Biomedical Engineering program: after completing 4.5 years of study, students will master specialized knowledge related to Electronics, Biomedical physics, and Medical devices, as well as foundational technologies.
Students from the Medical Laboratory Technology and Biomedical Engineering
programs practice with modern equipment at DTU -Photo: DTU
Job opportunities are exceptionally broad for students of the Medical Laboratory Technology and Biomedical Engineering programs.
DTU also has a series of specialized centers supporting technical skills and service development for the two mentioned programs, including: the Center for Advanced Chemistry Center, the Center for Molecular Biology, the Electrical-Electronics Center, the Center for Mechanical Engineering, the Medical and Pharmaceutical Faculty’s laboratories and practice rooms (CMP), and the Medical Simulation Center (MedSIM). These centers are equipped with modern facilities to support teaching, learning, and research right at the university.
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