HSU Strengthens International Education with Royal Crown School (Canada)
On August 26, 2026, the Institute of International Education and Global Engagement at Hoa Sen University welcomed representatives from Royal Crown School (Canada) for a visit and working session. The meeting marked a new step in international education collaboration, creating opportunities to broaden learners’ access to global learning, exchange, and experiential opportunities.
New Directions for Educational Cooperation
On August 26, 2026, the Institute of International Education and Global Engagement at Hoa Sen University (HSU) welcomed representatives from Royal Crown School (Canada) for a visit and working session. Representatives from both institutions shared their training models, strengths, educational environments, and international development orientations.
The exchange creates a foundation for HSU and Royal Crown School to better understand each other, identify shared interests, and explore potential opportunities for future collaboration in international education.

Building on the discussion, HSU and Royal Crown School explored ways to create more international experiences for learners through exchange activities, learning opportunities, and greater exposure to international educational environments.
The potential areas of collaboration include:
- Creating opportunities for learners to connect, exchange, and learn internationally;
- Developing international learning experiences, study tours, and short-term programs; and,
- Fostering academic and cultural exchange between learners from the two institutions.
Expanding Opportunities for International Exchange and Learning
International educational connections give learners opportunities to go beyond the classroom, encounter new cultures, and expand the way they see the world.

For HSU and Royal Crown School, the next step is to continue exploring activities that bring these opportunities closer to learners. Furthermore, exchange programs, study tours, and short-term learning experiences can become bridges between learners and another country’s education, culture, and everyday life.
Beyond the experience itself, these activities give learners opportunities to exchange knowledge, practice languages, and connect with peers from different cultural backgrounds. These valuable experiences help cultivate an open mindset and adaptability for an increasingly globalized learning and working environment.
Building Long-Term Educational Connections
The August 26 meeting opens the door for HSU and Royal Crown School to better understand each other’s educational directions and explore shared interests. Building on these initial exchanges, both institutions express their intention to maintain the connection and gradually develop suitable opportunities for future collaboration.
At HSU, every international connection is an opportunity to bring the world closer to learners. Beyond expanding the University’s partnership network, these connections create valuable experiences that help learners engage with diverse cultures, broaden their perspectives, and grow more confident in an increasingly interconnected world.
This vision is reflected in HSU’s ongoing efforts to internationalize education, with its network of international partners growing across training cooperation, academic exchange, experiential learning, and cultural exchange.
From Viet Nam to Canada, and from the classroom to the wider world, connections such as the meeting between HSU and Royal Crown School create new pathways for learners to explore, connect, and take greater ownership of their global learning journeys.

Translated: Tai Do