In recent years, the strengthening of economic and social cooperation between Vietnam and South Korea has opened up the need to find human resources proficient in Korean for companies and businesses. Because of this great potential, Duy Tan University has implemented Korean language training in 2 orientations:

- Korean for Translation & Interpretation, and

- Korean for Tourism 

with a study period of 3.5 - 4 years so that students have the opportunity to work in foreign businesses with high income.

Vietnam - Korea Cultural Exchange Program at Duy Tan University in 2019

Studying at Duy Tan University, the first 2 years students will learn the general Korean language knowledge to create a solid "stepping stone" before entering to learn more about the profession. Starting from year 3, you will choose your own major suitable for specialized subjects such as:

- Tourism guiding profession,
- Overview of the accommodation industry,
- Principles of operation of foreign tours,
- Import and export operation,
- Office administrative management,
- Human resource management,

- ...

Sharing about the career prospects of the Korean language industry for the labor market in the Central region in particular and Vietnam in general, Dr. Le Thi Ngoc Cam – Dean of Korean Department of Duy Tan University shared: "As of September 2019, There are more than 8,000 projects of Korean enterprises investing in Vietnam and more than 170 Korean enterprises operating in Da Nang City. Particularly in Da Nang, the highest number of Korean tourists in the top 10 international markets of Korean visitors. Therefore, the job opportunities for Bachelors of Korean Language at Duy Tan University are huge. Many job opportunities for students studying Korean language such as tour guides, tour operator at travel agencies such as Jeju Air Da Nang Lounge, VietTravel,... or staff of editors - interpreters for departments at Korean corporations and companies such as Doosan, Panko, Samsung,...; specialists of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Center for Foreign Affairs,..."