On December 29, 2025, Vietnam-Korea University of Information and Communication Technology (VKU), The University of Danang (UD) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with LikeLion. 

According to Dr. Tran The Son - Vice Rector of UD-VKU, this is a new milestone that vividly demonstrates the university's strategic direction in developing a university-enterprise cooperation ecosystem in training and utilizing high-quality human resources.

UD-VKU is implementing the K-Tech College 2025 training program, funded by the Korean government and chaired by the Korean Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises and Entrepreneurship (MSS) and the Korea Small and Medium Enterprise Service (KOSME), through a cooperation model with LikeLion Company.

Thanks to this, UD-VKU students are supported and develop their professional skills to be ready to integrate into the international labor market after graduation. This direction is consistent with UD-VKU's orientation towards practical, applied training.

According to Mr. Kwon Oh Chul - CEO LikeLion, students at UD-VKU possess a strong foundation of knowledge and a proactive, dynamic spirit. These are essential qualities for them to become global citizens.

Through this MoU, LikeLion will actively coordinate with VKU in student selection, organizing remote internship programs and short-term training courses, and supporting students in strengthening their professional competencies in areas such as web and application development, artificial intelligence, data analytics, UI/UX, and project management.

The two parties agreed to focus their cooperation on implementing internship programs associated with the K-Tech College Project, creating opportunities for VKU students, especially final-year students, to participate in remote internships with Korean enterprises during both vacation periods and regular academic semesters. In addition, VKU and LikeLion will jointly develop and organize short-term training programs, academic activities, and information technology human resource development initiatives in response to real market needs.

UD Media