FFA Organizes KENo.8 Workshop on Logistics and AI Technology

On the afternoon of November 15, 2025, at Hall A301, the Faculty of Finance – Accounting, Lac Hong University, successfully organized Workshop KENo.8 themed “Opportunities and Challenges for Students of Logistics and Supply Chain Management in A.I Technology.” The event attracted a large number of students from various cohorts, alongside faculty members and industry experts, creating an open and dynamic academic environment enriched with practical insights.

The workshop featured distinguished guest speakers, including Ms. Le Thi Tra My, Mr. Vo Thanh Tu, and Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhut. Drawing on extensive experience in supply chain operations, logistics management, and professional training, the speakers delivered updated perspectives on automation trends, digital transformation, and the integration of artificial intelligence into supply chain management, as well as essential skill sets required of the workforce in a globally competitive context. Practical issues such as port operation technology, modern logistics models, corporate recruitment standards, and student career pathways were analyzed in depth, providing learners with a clearer understanding of the professional environment within the industry.

The interaction between speakers and students was lively and engaging, with discussions centered on career orientation, internship opportunities, the evolving nature of the logistics industry under the influence of AI, and strategies for students to prepare for future demands. Through this exchange, students not only gained specialized knowledge but also developed practical career-oriented thinking consistent with current labor market requirements.

At the conclusion of the program, the Faculty of Finance – Accounting extended sincere appreciation to ONEX Logistics, ONEX Training, and Forval Vietnam for their strong support and meaningful collaboration in providing students with a highly practical and beneficial learning experience. The partnership between the university and enterprises continues to affirm the Faculty’s training orientation focused on real-world application, enabling students to access authentic professional environments from their early years of study.

Workshop KENo.8 concluded in an enthusiastic and inspiring atmosphere, opening up new directions for students majoring in Logistics and Supply Chain Management and marking another meaningful academic activity that the Faculty of Finance – Accounting is committed to maintaining and enhancing in its strategy to develop high-quality human resources.