FTU Business School Forges Strategic Alliances to Bridge Theory and Market Practice
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FTU Business School Forges Strategic Alliances to Bridge Theory and Market Practice

Vietnam's Foreign Trade University Business School has partnered with six leading e-commerce firms to build a practical education ecosystem, bridging the gap between theory and market reality in digital commerce and business innovation. This collaboration aims to equip students with practical skills and enhance their employment prospects.

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