Promoting enterprise cooperation in the banking practicum program, semester 1–2025
With the aim of strengthening linkages between the university and enterprises, the Faculty of Finance & Banking continuously expands and consolidates its network with banks, finance companies, insurers, and securities firms through a practicum series for third‑year students.
The program is designed to create dual value: students gain hands‑on learning while partner enterprises can directly showcase professional working environments, spread corporate culture, and build their employer brand among young talent.
In Semester 1/2025, major commercial banks in Ho Chi Minh City such as ACB and Shinhan Bank actively supported the program, receiving and mentoring 100% of K22 students.
Experts from ACB, Shinhan Bank, and other banks directly mentored students, delivering valuable lessons on customer service, financial transaction skills, and professional workplace culture.
Implementation of the practicum program also reflects a strong commitment between the Faculty of Finance & Banking and enterprise partners.
Through the program, banks not only contribute to training the younger generation but also enhance their position and reputation among students and society.
Some highlight photos from the enterprise–practicum cooperation program
Photo 1: Lecturers of the Faculty of Finance & Banking – UFM present a token of appreciation to the ACB representative.
Photo 2: Shinhan Bank welcomes lecturers and students of the Faculty of Finance & Banking – UFM to the bank practicum program.
Photo 3: ACB expert exchanges with lecturers and students of the Faculty of Finance & Banking – UFM.
Photo 4: Lecturers and students of the Faculty of Finance & Banking – UFM ask questions to banking experts at ACB.
Photo 5: Students visit and practice products and services at Shinhan Bank.
The program not only concluded with valuable experiences but also opened new cooperation opportunities, enriching the strategic relationship between the university and enterprise partners in training and developing high‑quality human resources for the sector.
MSc. To Thi Hong Gam, Banking Department, Faculty of Finance & Banking