Program Evaluation Council for the Fashion Business Administration Specialization

On March 20, 2026, East Asia University of Technology organized a program evaluation session for the Fashion Business Administration specialization, with the participation of reputable experts and lecturers. The program is developed with a combination of creativity and business orientation. The evaluation session is an important step to refine the training content, while enhancing the quality and practical applicability of the program.

The appraisal council gathers leading experts

The evaluation session was attended by a council of experienced experts and lecturers in the fields of fashion and education from various prestigious institutions. Specifically, the council includes:

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thi Le – Head of the Faculty of Garment Technology and Fashion Design, Hanoi University of Industry
M.A. Le Thi Ha – Head of the Department of Fashion and Creativity, School of Interdisciplinary Sciences and Arts, Vietnam National University, Hanoi
M.A., Senior Lecturer Le Van Than – Head of the Digital Graphics Department, East Asia University of Technology, former Head of Training Department, University of Industrial Fine Arts
M.A. Pham Thi Yen – Lecturer in charge of Garment Technology, Fashion Design program, Hanoi Architectural University
M.A. Tran The Vinh – Technical Manager, Giovanni Brand

The presence of experts not only ensures objectivity in the evaluation process but also brings diverse perspectives, helping to refine the program in alignment with practical demands and the latest industry trends.

A new training orientation aligned with market trends

During the session, the council highly appreciated the Fashion Business Administration program for its clear orientation, practical application, and ability to keep up with market development trends. While many training institutions in Northern Vietnam still focus mainly on practice-oriented majors such as Fashion Design or Garment Technology, the development of a program combining creativity and business is considered a breakthrough approach.

The program not only equips students with a solid foundation in fashion knowledge but also integrates modules on management, marketing, branding, and business strategy. These are key factors enabling graduates to actively participate in the fashion value chain, from product creation to brand development and operation.

A council representative commented: “The program is well-structured and closely aligned with the current needs of the fashion industry. In particular, the combination of creativity and business is essential and highly relevant to market trends.”

A breakthrough step in training fashion human resources

Beyond training designers or technicians, the Fashion Business Administration program aims to develop comprehensive human resources—individuals who possess both creative thinking and management capabilities, as well as the ability to develop brands in a competitive environment.

According to the council’s assessment, this is a distinctive and high-potential training direction in the context of Vietnam’s fashion industry facing a shortage of high-quality human resources in management, operations, and brand development roles. Students in this program will have opportunities to access modern fashion business models, while being equipped with skills in market analysis, strategic planning, and fashion business operations.

A council representative emphasized: “This is a distinctive and promising training direction, contributing to the development of high-quality human resources for the fashion industry—not only skilled professionals but also individuals capable of managing and developing brands.”

Bridging education with industry practice

One of the highlights of the program is its strong orientation toward connecting education with industry practice. The participation of business representatives in the evaluation council demonstrates the university’s emphasis on practical application and the ability to meet recruitment demands after graduation.

Through practical modules, real-world projects, and internship opportunities, students can experience professional working environments early in their academic journey. This not only enhances professional skills but also improves adaptability and competitiveness in the labor market.

The evaluation session reaffirmed the quality and appropriate direction of the program. With the integration of creativity and business, the program promises to open up numerous opportunities for students. It will serve as a foundation for training high-quality fashion human resources in the future.

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