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MOU Signed by AU's College of Pharmacy, the Hanoi University of Pharmacy and the Vietnam Military Medical University
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- 2013-03-26
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The College of Pharmacy at Ajou University has signed an MOU with the Vietnam Military Medical University and the Hanoi University of Pharmacy for a collaborative academic agreement. Bum-Jin Lee, the dean of the College of Pharmacy at Ajou University, and five faculty members visited Vietnam from the 3rd to the 5th of this month to sign the MOU and to host an admissions briefing session for graduate students. Accompanying them to Vietnam were Professor Sook-Jeong Lee, Director Won-Hee Seo of the Research Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology at Ajou University, Professor Min-Soo Noh, and Professor Hong-Pyo Kim. The MOU includes close cooperation in education and research. Exchanges of faculty and academic information were also part of the agreement.