From May 8 to 10, 2025, a delegation from the Faculty of Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine, University of Agriculture and Forestry – Hue University, conducted a visit and working session at the HaiD Feed Mill in Binh Dinh, operated by HaiD Vietnam Group.
Delegation Members:
The delegation was led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dinh Van Dung, Dean of the Faculty, accompanied by 9 faculty members and 11 outstanding students representing cohorts K55, K56, and K57 from Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine programs.
The HaiD Binh Dinh team welcomed the delegation, including:
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Mr. Tuong Phu Chi – Deputy General Director
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Mr. Tieu Tan Vu – Deputy General Director of Aquatic Business
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Mr. Jia Xiaofeng – Deputy General Director of Livestock and Poultry Business
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Mr. Mo Benji – Director of Training and Recruitment, HaiD Vietnam
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Mr. Dang Dinh Vien – Deputy Director of Human Resources and Administration
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Mr. Nguyen Phuoc Thuan – Technical Director of Livestock
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Mr. Jia Xingye – Technical Director of Poultry
During the visit, the delegation was given an overview of the factory’s operations, quality control processes in feed production, development strategies, and the company’s growing demand for high-quality human resources.
Strategic Cooperation Between University and Industry
The working session between both sides took place in a friendly and cooperative atmosphere. HaiD representatives expressed their desire to strengthen collaboration with the university, particularly in the following areas:
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Recruiting graduates from the Faculty of Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine
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Supporting student training through internship programs, factory visits, practical learning, and sharing of real-world expertise
This marks an important step in bridging academic training with real-world industry needs, offering students early access to professional working environments.
🎯 The visit to HaiD Binh Dinh not only reinforced the university–industry partnership but also provided students with valuable practical experiences, contributing to the enhancement of human resource quality in the livestock and veterinary sectors.
As part of the visit, the company also agreed to fully sponsor the 2nd Student Skills Competition for Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine students, to be held on May 23, 2025.
Highlights from the visit:
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