Over 80% of EIU’s students get jobs after graduation

Eastern International University (EIU) yesterday held a ceremony to hand over graduation degrees to nearly 200 new bachelors in 2017. Attending the ceremony were Prof.Dr.Bui Van Ga, Deputy Minister of Education and Training; Tran Thanh Liem, Vice-Secretary of provincial Party Committee, Chairman of provincial People’s Committee; Dang Minh Hung, Vice-Chairman of provincial People’s Committee.

Tran Thanh Liem (second right), Vice-Secretary of provincial Party Committee, Chairman of provincial People’s Committee; Dang Minh Hung (first right), Vice-Chairman of provincial People’s Committee present flowers as congratulation to the school’s managing board

Reportedly, more than 80% of the school’s students have got jobs after graduation. Although not receiving graduation degrees yet in this stage, there have been 80%, 77% and 78% of students of the  school’s business administration, technical and nursing faculties, respectively, taking jobs at province-based businesses.

At the ceremony, Mr.Ga spoke highly of the school’s international training programs at businesses’ need. This is a university of “research-application” under the combination model between the State-business and school, contributing to training qualified human resources. In 2017, EIU enrolls students in 7 majors: business administration, nursing, automations, electricity and electronics, mechanical technology, software technology, computer network and communications.

Reported by Xuan Thi-Translated by K.T

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