UD-DUE expands international partnerships with leading hotels in Hong Kong, China

11/11/2026

On November 6, 2026, during a working visit to Hong Kong, China, a delegation from The University of Danang - University of Economics (UD-DUE) signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with two internationally renowned hotel properties: Sheraton & Four Points by Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung and Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong, both part of the Marriott International hotel network.

Leaders of UD-DUE meet with
representatives of corporate partners

According to Prof. Le Van Huy, Rector of UD-DUE, the agreements mark a new step in the University's strategy to expand its corporate partnership network and strengthen the alignment between academic training and industry needs.

The partnerships are expected to create more opportunities for students in tourism and hospitality-related programs to gain international practical experience and enhance their professional skills and career prospects.

UD-DUE signs cooperation agreements
with international hotel partners

Under the agreements, the parties will work together to provide eligible students from relevant academic programs at UD-DUE with opportunities to undertake approximately six-month internships at the two hotels in Hong Kong.

Students gain opportunities for
international internships at leading hotels

During their internships, students will receive professional guidance, apply their academic knowledge in real-world working environments, and gain valuable practical experience while further developing their foreign language skills. Interns may receive a monthly allowance of up to HKD 7,000 (approximately VND 23 million).

Hotel Management students from
UD-DUE visit Danang Marriott Resort & Spa

As an initial outcome of the partnership, 10 students from UD-DUE have passed the preliminary selection round and advanced to interviews with the hotel partners. This initiative reflects the University's commitment to strengthening university–industry collaboration and developing a highly skilled workforce for tourism, one of Vietnam's key economic sectors.

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