On March 22, 2024, Assoc.Prof.Dr. Le Quang Son - Vice President of The University of Danang (UD) and Mr. Adrian Fraser Robertson - CEO of MyTeam Proprietary Limited (Australia) chaired the working session and signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to promote cooperation in training and use of human resources.

Panorama of the working session between UD and MyTeam Proprietary Limited

Also attending were Mr. Tristan Damian Robinson - General Manager of MyTeam Proprietary Limited in Vietnam and heads of units under the Company (Human Resources Department, Technical Department, Customer Service Management); Representatives of leaders of relevant departments of UD (Science and International Cooperation, Student Affairs); Center for Learning Resources and Communication and representatives of relevant departments and faculties of member universities and training units under UD.

Representative leaders of UD and MyTeam Proprietary Limited signed the MOU

According to Assoc.Prof.Dr. Le Quang Son – Vice President of UD, this was an opportunity to promote university-enterprise cooperation to meet needs and promote potential advantages, in which partners with strengths in the field of construction can accompany, support UD's member universities and units in training high-quality human resources.

The two sides exchanged cooperation orientations

in accordance with their needs, potentials and strengths

Representative leader of MyTeam Proprietary Limited, Mr. Adrian Fraser Robertson – CEO expressed his joy and honor to sign the MOU with UD. Appreciating the purpose and meaning of this cooperation, MyTeam CEO hopes and believes that in time, the business will have many opportunities to connect with member universities and affiliated training units of UD in order to bring many common values and benefits, especially in areas where the two sides have advantages to promote cooperation.

MyTeam highly appreciates the training quality of UD member universities

as shown by many UD alumni being recruited and working at MyTeam

Recently, the company has recruited many UD students, contributing to increasing resources for the business. Many alumni who graduated from UD's member universities such as the University of Science and Technology, the University of Economics, and the University of Foreign Language Studies have become core officials and personnel of MyTeam. It is the quality of UD's training that brings confidence to businesses and the desire for long-term cooperation to improve the efficiency of human resource use, MyTeam representative shared.

Connecting lecture halls with businesses,

connecting supply and demand of human resources

According to the signed MOU, the two sides focus on key cooperation contents such as: Coordinating to organize internship programs for students trained in majors suitable to MyTeam's field of operation; connecting and cooperating to support staff, lecturers and students in scientific research; supporting the exchange of experts, lecturers and researchers; Coordinating the organization of events, conferences/ seminars; exchanging publications, promoting academic performance, etc. The business side will award scholarships to students and guides to support students on their journey of international integration for career development.

University-enterprise cooperation brings many opportunities

and values to stakeholders, contributing to community service

MyTeam Proprietary Limited provides design and workflow management support services with design software tools "Smartframe", "Fuzzy Flow Portal" in the construction industry with recruitment needs and high quality human resources development, not only for the domestic labor market but also for the regional and international market.

MyTeam Proprietary Limited is a foreign-invested enterprise, one of the member units of Tiling Timber Proprietary Limited (Australia), also a reputable traditional Australian enterprise as an international importer of engineered wood products that UD has signed and implemented the MOU in June 2023.

UD - Center for Learning Resources and Communication