FFA Organizes Field Trip and Practical Learning Activity at Saigon Port – SSA International Container Service Joint Venture Company Limited

On the morning of November 14, 2025, the Faculty of Finance and Accounting organized a field trip and practical learning session for 43 students of class 25LG113 at Saigon Port – SSA International Container Service Joint Venture Company Limited (SSIT). This activity was conducted as part of the course “Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management”, aiming to strengthen the linkage between academic training and industry practice, while providing students with direct exposure to the real working environment in the logistics sector.

The field trip was supervised by Ms. Nguyen Thi Bach Tuyet together with lecturers from the Faculty of Finance and Accounting. At SSIT, students were introduced to an overview of international container port operations, including infrastructure systems, operational technologies, scheduling and monitoring procedures, security control, and container yard management processes.

During the interactive session, company representatives discussed and clarified several key topics such as professional skill requirements, recruitment standards, trends in automation within port operations, and internship opportunities for students. These practical insights enabled learners to gain a deeper understanding of the role of seaport logistics within the global supply chain.

At the conclusion of the program, representatives of the Faculty presented appreciation gifts and expressed sincere gratitude to SSIT for its active support and for creating favorable conditions for students to engage in experiential learning. The Faculty of Finance and Accounting highly values the company’s collaboration and looks forward to continued partnership in future training, internship, and recruitment activities.

The field trip provided significant practical value, contributing to the enhancement of professional competencies for students majoring in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. The activity aligns with the Faculty’s ongoing commitment to practice-oriented education and to strengthening the integration of academic learning with industry realities.