Disseminating legal knowledge among students.

In recent years, the University of Economics and Business Administration (Thai Nguyen University) has not only focused on professional training but also strengthened legal education, life skills, and social responsibility awareness for its students. Prominent in this movement are the activities of academic, skills-based, and hobby clubs, contributing to creating a healthy training environment and helping students develop comprehensively.

Members of the Lawyers and Managers Club (University of Economics and Business Administration) disseminate legal information to students.

Currently, the University of Economics and Business Administration has approximately 30 clubs operating under the management of the Youth Union and the Student Association. With diverse content and objectives, these clubs have attracted thousands of students, creating a vibrant movement across classes and faculties throughout the university. Academically, many clubs focus on in-depth content related to their fields of study; in terms of interests, the clubs organize a variety of cultural, artistic, and sports activities.

One of the models that attracts a large number of students is the Club of Lawyers and Managers. Established with the goal of spreading legal knowledge and building a disciplined and civilized learning environment, the club has become a place where students can both study and hone their professional skills and civic awareness.

A highlight of the clubs' activities is their programs promoting awareness and prevention of drug abuse and social vices.

Recognizing the widespread influence of social media in modern life, the members have created podcasts with in-depth content about the harmful effects of drugs, the risks they pose to young people, and ways to prevent and combat them. Despite being newly launched, the content has already received tens of thousands of views and thousands of shares, demonstrating its powerful reach.

Members of the Lawyers' Club and managers produce a podcast program to raise awareness about the harmful effects of drugs.

Le Duy Hung, a student from the Faculty of Law and Management and also a direct participant in producing the Podcard content, said: "To provide accurate information about the harmful effects of drugs, my group and I researched from official sources. Based on that, we presented the information in an easy-to-understand and accessible way, following the trends of young people. The interaction, encouragement, and praise in each comment are the motivation for the group to continue creating even higher-quality products in the future."

Alongside awareness campaigns, the club also organizes numerous "Mock Trials," simulating the legal process of court proceedings. Through these sessions, students practice reasoning, critical thinking, presentation skills, and problem-solving abilities – crucial skills for future legal and managerial careers.

Beyond the school's scope, the club also collaborates with the Youth Union and Student Association to organize Law Day events, legal knowledge competitions, and community legal counseling. Each activity aims to help students "understand the law to live better," contributing to building a safe, healthy, and cultured learning environment.

Source: https://baothainguyen.vn/xa-hoi/202512/lan-toa-tri-thuc-phap-luat-trong-sinh-vien-5b730bc/