HSU Students Gain Global Industry Insights at KDDI HCM GNOC

Students from the Faculty of Technology at Hoa Sen University recently gained hands-on exposure to the professional environment at KDDI Vietnam – HCM Global Network Operations Center. The visit gives students practical insights into telecommunications operations and how the company connects with the global network.

An Inside Look at the IT Industry in Practice

Recently, students from the Faculty of Technology at Hoa Sen University (HSU) stepped into the professional environment at KDDI Vietnam – HCM Global Network Operations Center (KDDI HCM GNOC). The visit gave them a closer look at global telecommunications operations and how a technology and telecommunications company operates in a real-world setting.

Students also had the opportunity to engage with the KDDI team, exchanging perspectives on workplace skills, soft skills, and career development pathways in Information Technology and Telecommunications.

By connecting with professionals in the field, students gained a more practical perspective on their chosen industry, including evolving employer expectations, the impact of technology on jobs, and the capabilities they need to build during their university years.

From Industry Experience to Career Readiness

Experiential learning gives students opportunities to connect what they learn in the classroom with the realities of the workplace. Beyond observing how an organization operates, these experiences encourage learners to reflect on what they know, recognize the skills they already have, and identify areas where they can continue to grow. For students from the Faculty of Technology, exposure to KDDI HCM GNOC provides a practical setting to make these connections, compare academic knowledge with industry expectations, and gain a clearer understanding of their future professional development.

This is also how HSU brings the spirit of “Utility-oriented” to life in the learning journey: connecting learners with businesses and turning classroom knowledge into practical experience. These real-world connections encourage students to take a more proactive role in understanding their profession, developing the skills they need, and shaping their own career paths.

Translated: Tai Do