Hanoi University plans to become a multidisciplinary university by 2045

(Dan Tri) - The above information was just released on October 31 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Faculty of Vietnamese Studies and 35 years of teaching Vietnamese at Hanoi University.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Ngoc Thach, Chairman of Hanoi University Council (Photo: S. Dien).

According to Associate Professor Dr. Pham Ngoc Thach, Chairman of the Hanoi University Council, with a vision to 2045, Hanoi University will become a multidisciplinary, application-oriented university, ranked among the top in Vietnam, with a reputation in the Asian region.

Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Ngoc Thach said that in addition to the bachelor's program in Vietnamese language and culture and the master's program in Vietnamese language, the Faculty of Vietnamese Studies also has short-term Vietnamese language training programs with courses in Vietnamese communication and specialized Vietnamese.

Students and graduates majoring in Vietnamese language and culture have the opportunity to work in agencies, departments, organizations, businesses, universities, and research institutions.

Chinese students learn Vietnamese at Hanoi University (Photo: My Ha).

The goal of Hanoi University is to train students to become responsible citizens, upholding national identity and Vietnamese human values ​​when integrating into the world ; having solid professional capacity, proficiency in foreign languages ​​and applying information technology to perform professional and management tasks in the trained field, serving social needs.

At the ceremony, Dr. Nguyen Thi Thanh Xuan, Head of the Faculty of Vietnamese Studies, said that every year the faculty receives and trains about 400 international students from more than 30 countries to study for a full-time bachelor's degree in Vietnamese language and culture.

The Faculty also accepts and trains about 300 students in short-term Vietnamese and specialized Vietnamese courses.

The number of students graduating in the past 10 years has always been nearly 100%. Of which, the number of good and excellent students accounts for nearly 90%, with no weak students.

According to the survey results in September 2024, about 100% of the faculty's students have jobs within 6 months of graduation. Nearly 90% of students after graduation are employed in their field of expertise at domestic and foreign agencies, organizations and enterprises.

Japanese students at Hanoi University (Photo: My Ha).

Sharing his feelings at the event, Mr. Saadi Salama, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Palestinian Embassy in Vietnam, recalled that Vietnam has left a deep impression on his heart since he was 12 years old.

Stemming from that sentiment, later, he did not hesitate at all when deciding to board a plane to Vietnam to work.

Until now, he still remembers every first word his school teachers taught him to learn Vietnamese: "Try and try harder," they advised him.

The Ambassador believes that teaching and learning Vietnamese is both a responsibility and a source of pride for teachers at the school, and a bridge to spread the wonderful images of the Vietnamese people to international friends.

"I always appreciate Vietnam's integration. If you only comment on Vietnam from afar, you will never understand the country and its people.

So come closer to see that, despite its small size, Vietnam has held an important position in the international arena," said Mr. Saadi Salama.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/truong-dh-ha-noi-du-kien-thanh-dai-hoc-da-nganh-vao-nam-2045-20241031001126580.htm