Studying Public Relations at HUTECH, Anh Hào was extremely impressed with the highly practical training program, requiring students to work like professionals right from the main course. After getting acquainted with the university environment in his first year, in his second year, Hào and his friends began organizing various events, both large and small, including the "VELVET9: Nhung Gala" at the IHG Hotel, with a guest list of top executives from prestigious businesses. This activity also served as preparation for the final exam in "Etiquette and Reception Activities".
Not only in Public Relations, but in any of the more than 60 training programs at HUTECH, young people will benefit from such dynamic learning methods. With practical training accounting for 50% of the total training program, project-based learning, and business simulations, each class becomes a real "career tour," allowing students to gain a deeper understanding of their specialized field.
For example, if you choose Multimedia Communications, you'll learn how agencies work, including scriptwriting, filming, post-production, and organizing television simulations or live shows. If you're interested in English, Chinese, Korean, or Japanese languages, you'll immerse yourself in a multicultural environment and hone your skills in translation and interpretation. As a Business Administration or Finance-Banking student, you'll "role-play" as a professional and learn about the operating models of businesses or banks. And if you're interested in Engineering and Technology, you'll quickly become familiar with modern machinery, learning how to operate and create technical solutions to serve daily life.
Beyond the confines of the lecture hall, which revolves solely around books and grades, the new generation sees life in a much more diverse light. For them, a true university environment combines learning spaces with recreational activities and talent development. HUTECH therefore provides students with opportunities to experience life in many aspects, from performing arts and physical fitness training to participating in community volunteer projects, all to unlock their potential.
From performing on stage in competitions like HUTECH's Got Talent, Miss HUTECH, HUTECH Acting Stars, HUTECH Battlefield, HUTECH's Host, to physical training at HUTECH Games or the HUTECH Student Football Tournament, and the HUTECH Open Student Taekwondo Tournament. Young people who love community activities participate in Spring Volunteer and Summer Green campaigns – campaigns imbued with a spirit of sharing and social responsibility. And there's much more.
Don't think that extracurricular activities or sports clubs are useless, because preparing for life isn't just about specialized knowledge or grades in the classroom, but also about real-world experiences. Experiencing different environments helps you develop flexibility and quick thinking, while also developing soft skills and the ability to adapt effectively – qualities that businesses today particularly seek in outstanding candidates.
Despite studying a field seemingly unrelated to her passion for music – Economic Law – Nguyen Gia Kieu Duyen, the runner-up of HUTECH's Got Talent 2024, says she still dedicates time to vocal training and seeking musical inspiration alongside her studies. It was these stage performances that pulled her out of her comfort zone and led to positive change.
While studying abroad was previously the only way for young people to access high-quality education around the world, in the context of globalization, Vietnamese students now have many great opportunities to study according to international standards and develop themselves into global citizens.
Clearly defining its strategy for internationalizing education, HUTECH strives to standardize its academic environment according to international standards through close cooperation with prestigious universities worldwide. From specialized programs such as the International Standard Bachelor's program, international joint Bachelor's programs in collaboration with Lincoln University (USA), Auckland University (New Zealand), etc.; the Vietnam-Japan program; and the Vietnam-Korea program, HUTECH brings advanced educational values directly to every classroom. In addition, a series of academic exchange activities with students from the USA, France, Denmark, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, etc., contribute to expanding international connections for students.
Students not only acquire knowledge but also develop foreign language skills, hone their reflexes, cultivate global thinking, and become flexible in cross-cultural communication – essential tools for working anywhere in this era of deep international integration.
And if you happen to visit the campus during events like the VJIT Matsuri (Japanese Culture Festival), the Korean Culture Festival, the Taiwanese Food Festival, or the International Cultural Exchange Day, you'll see the whole world is present here. These have become "signature" events that HUTECH students eagerly anticipate – where they understand that "internationalization" isn't something distant, but is vividly and inspiringly present right within this university environment.
With core educational values maintained over the past three decades, combined with a pioneering spirit of innovation in line with contemporary trends, HUTECH promises to continue nurturing unique values and realizing the aspirations of future generations of students. At this Gen Z university, every student is given the opportunity for holistic development, provided they are willing to embark on a journey and explore the best version of themselves.
Source: HUTECH
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