My motivation to do an agricultural internship in Denmark comes from my strong interest in modern farming techniques and sustainable agriculture. Denmark is known for its advanced agricultural system and high standards in animal welfare and environmental protection. As a veterinary student at VNUA, I believe that experiencing agriculture in an international setting will give me valuable practical knowledge and new perspectives. I am eager to learn how Danish farms manage livestock, apply technology, and ensure food safety. This internship will also help me improve my professional skills, especially in animal care, teamwork, and communication. I’m excited to challenge myself in a new environment, adapt to a different culture, and grow both personally and professionally. Most importantly, I want to bring what I learn back to Vietnam to contribute to the development of modern and sustainable agriculture in my country.

Let me briefly introduce myself. My name is Luong, but you can call me Luna. I’m 24 years old. I come from Thanh Hoa, Vietnam. Currently, I’m studying Veterinary Medicine at Vietnam National University of Agriculture (VNUA) in Vietnam. This is the leading university in Vietnam for training in veterinary medicine and agriculture. I feel proud to be a student here, where I have the opportunity to learn from experienced professors and gain valuable practical knowledge. I have a deep love for animals, which is one of the main reasons I chose this field. I enjoy cooking and jogging in my free time as they help me relax and stay healthy. People often describe me as friendly, open-minded, and eager to learn. I like listening to others and always try to learn something new every day. Studying veterinary science has not only deepened my love for animals but also taught me the importance of responsibility and care. I believe that learning is a lifelong journey, and I’m always ready to take on new challenges.