Seminar on Output Standards for the Logistics and Supply Chain Management Program

At 3:30 PM on December 19, 2024, in Room B203, Campus 1, Lac Hong University, the Faculty of Finance and Accounting will organize a seminar on the output standards for the Logistics and Supply Chain Management program in 2024. The seminar will be attended by the University’s Board of Directors, the leadership of the Faculty of Finance and Accounting, faculty members, experts, business representatives, alumni, and current students.

The seminar aims to guide and enhance the quality of the training program for the 2025-2029 period, ensuring close alignment with the hiring needs of businesses in the logistics and supply chain management sectors. The main topics will include a presentation on the program's output standards, feedback from experts, businesses, and students, followed by a summary and closing remarks from the Faculty leadership.

This event provides a valuable opportunity for the Faculty and the University to listen to input from various stakeholders, with the goal of continuously improving and refining the training program. The feedback will help students in the Logistics and Supply Chain Management program develop both professional expertise and practical skills, meeting the growing demands of the labor market in the context of globalization.

The seminar will not only serve as a platform for gathering feedback but also as a foundation for strengthening the partnership between Lac Hong University and the business community. It demonstrates the Faculty of Finance and Accounting's commitment to creating a modern, professional learning environment that keeps pace with the development of the economy.

Notably, the contributions from experts and business representatives during the seminar will play a crucial role in shaping the curriculum to align with trends in green logistics and sustainable supply chain management solutions. This will ensure that students are not only prepared for current job roles but also equipped to face future challenges in the industry.