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Together with the Vietnamese-German University VGU in Ho Chi Minh City the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences Frankfurt UAS has decided on a double degree in electrical engineering and information technology. Since the 20202021 winter semester students at Frankfurt UAS and VGU have been able to obtain a German and a Vietnamese bachelors degree Bachelor of Engineering.An exchange semester in Vietnam is planned for the students from Germany. The university management signed the agreement in March 2021. Both universities can look back on more than ten years of cooperation numerous lecturers from the Frankfurt UAS taught at times via the so-called Flying Faculty at the VGU.The acquisition of a German and Vietnamese double degree is also planned for two other courses Computer Science is expected to start in the coming winter semester 202122 Logistic and Supply Change is expected to start in the winter semester 2022.Frankfurt UAS is a founding member and longstanding close partner of VGU. Since 2008 the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the Frankfurt UAS has been offering the Electrical and Information Technology EEIT course at the VGU which is supervised by lecturers from the Frankfurt UAS including a Flying Faculty . Study and final theses were mostly supervised cooperatively by the German and Vietnamese side. The joint double degree based on the Electrical and Computer Engineering coursesECE of the VGU and Electrical and Information Technology EIT of the Frankfurt UAS is the first to be offered by the VGU. Although there was already a high degree of mobility among teachers and students this is now manifested in an official agreement. The students from Vietnam in particular often spent a semester in Frankfurt and expressed great interest in a German bachelors degree. To support the VGU with teaching and research offers the German Academic Exchange Service DAAD founded a non-profit consortium association in 2009. Over 30 universities including Frankfurt UAS joined it. The aim was among other things to make a contribution to the internationalization of the German university landscape.
