Logistics and Supply Chain Management Students Confidently Participate in Paid Internship Interviews at TOPBAND SMART Dong Nai

In the context of strengthening the connection between universities and enterprises, internship and recruitment activities have become increasingly important in enhancing students’ professional competencies. With the objective of enabling students to access professional working environments early and expand employment opportunities while still at university, on the afternoon of May 7, 2026, students from class 23LG111, majoring in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Lac Hong University, participated in a paid internship interview program at TOPBAND SMART Dong Nai.

The recruitment program was organized for internship positions in the Warehouse Management and Production Management departments, which are currently among the sectors with high labor demand in modern logistics and supply chain operations. This program not only provided students with opportunities to experience a real corporate environment but also served as an important step in preparing them for the transition from academic study to professional employment.

During the interview process, students demonstrated confidence, professional demeanor, and solid disciplinary knowledge accumulated throughout their studies at the University. In addition to communication and problem-solving skills, many students also showed practical thinking, a proactive attitude, and strong adaptability to the corporate working environment.

Representatives of TOPBAND SMART Dong Nai highly appreciated the students’ thorough preparation, positive attitudes, and development potential. The encouraging feedback from the enterprise is considered a promising signal, opening up more opportunities for paid internships and suitable employment prospects after graduation.

The organization of enterprise interviews during the academic period clearly demonstrates the effectiveness of Lac Hong University’s educational model of “learning through practice – enterprise connectivity – early professional competency development.” Students are not only equipped with academic knowledge but are also regularly provided with opportunities to participate in internships, professional workshops, enterprise visits, and direct engagement with employers throughout their studies.

Through a wide range of enterprise collaboration activities, Lac Hong University continues to affirm its position as a dynamic, practice-oriented learning environment rich in career opportunities. This is also one of the key factors contributing to the increasing attractiveness of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management program, particularly in the context of the growing demand for high-quality human resources in the industry.