TOKYO
HUMAN RESOURCES FUND
FOR CITY DIPLOMACY

Interviews with Students

Many students come from various countries and regions around the world using the Tokyo Human Resouces Fund for City Diplomacy to study at TMU.
This page features some of the students who finished study or currently studying on the Fund at TMU (including students studied on the previous fund, Asian Human Resources Fund.)

HAN Van Cuong

Profile

Name：: HAN Van Cuong
（October 2015 - September 2017）
Graduate School of Science & Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Master’s Program
Nationality：: Vung Tau City, Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province, Vietnam

Your research study

Interview: Please describe your research theme in simple terms.

My research focuses on understanding heat and mass transfer in Microscale, micropartilces and their application in diversity of fields: mechanical, chemical, medical engineering. Near – Infrared imaging method has been conducted for analysis, prediction, solving without any pretreatments.

Interview: What would you want to achieve through your studies in TMU?

I feel so lucky to be a graduate student of TMU with good professors, nice colleagues and kind staffs. Complete Master course excellently with high scores, value papers/ reports; Be fluent in Japanese for communicating daily and academic in Doctor course; Understand deeply Japanese culture.

Interview: What is the main reason for you to choose TMU as a place to research?

When I was child, one of my dream is coming to Japan for studying and living. With recommendation from my friend, I have known TMU then so amazing for me to find detail about the unique public university in Tokyo. Punctually, this is a destination for me to enhance my knowledge, develop my career path.

Your life in Japan

Interview: How is your daily life in Tokyo so far?

In first time, I faced to face so many troubles in Japanese life. With helping from TMU staffs, professor and tutor, friends now everything runs well. This winter is my first time to enjoy snow and looking forward to pose with Cherry Blossom.

Interview: Have you faced any cultural/customary difference that have surprised or troubled you since you came to Tokyo?

Working style of Japanese makes me so surprised, there are hard – working, carefully, scrupulous. Japan is one of the high-tech country in the world, so that many technologies have been applied in life, education, transport, etc.

Your role in the future

Interview: What kind of roles would you like to play between Tokyo and your home country in the future?

By the time of living, studying in Japan I am going to connect education/ industry between two sites buy introducing Vietnamese guys/ market to Japan, transfer my knowledge to my hometown and work/ study further in Japan. Try my best to Japan – Vietnam relations to be stronger.