(Dan Tri Newspaper) - This information was released on October 31st, commemorating 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 the University Council of Hanoi University (Photo: S. Dien).
According to Associate Professor Pham Ngoc Thach, Chairman of the University Council of Hanoi University, with a vision to 2045, Hanoi University will become a multidisciplinary, application-oriented university, ranking among the top in Vietnam and having a reputation in the Asian region.
Associate Professor Pham Ngoc Thach stated that, in addition to the bachelor's degree program in Vietnamese language and culture and the master's degree program in Vietnamese linguistics, the Department of Vietnamese Studies also offers short-term Vietnamese language training programs, including courses in conversational Vietnamese and specialized Vietnamese.
Students and graduates of Vietnamese language and culture programs have opportunities to work in government agencies, organizations, businesses, universities, and research institutions.
Chinese students studying Vietnamese at Hanoi University (Photo: My Ha).
The goal of Hanoi University is to train students to become responsible citizens who uphold national identity and Vietnamese human values while integrating into the world ; possessing strong professional competence, proficiency in foreign languages, and the ability to apply information technology to perform professional and managerial tasks in their trained fields, serving the needs of society.
At the celebration, Dr. Nguyen Thi Thanh Xuan, Head of the Department of Vietnamese Studies, said that every year the department receives and trains approximately 400 international students from more than 30 countries to study the full-time bachelor's degree program in Vietnamese language and culture.
The department also accepts and trains approximately 300 students in short-term courses in Vietnamese language and specialized Vietnamese.
The graduation rate for students over the past 10 years has consistently been close to 100%. Of these, nearly 90% achieved good or excellent grades, with no students failing.
According to a survey conducted in September 2024, approximately 100% of the faculty's students found employment within six months of graduation. Nearly 90% of graduates found jobs in their specialized fields at domestic and international organizations and businesses.
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.
Driven by that sentiment, he later made the decision to board a plane to Vietnam to work without any hesitation.
To this day, he still remembers every single letter of the first words his teachers taught him Vietnamese: "Keep trying and trying even harder," his teachers advised him.
The ambassador stated that teaching and learning Vietnamese is both a responsibility and a source of pride for the teachers and the school, as it serves as a bridge to share the wonderful image of the Vietnamese people with international friends.
"I've always appreciated Vietnam's integration. If you only comment on Vietnam from afar, you'll never truly understand the country and its people."
"So you should get closer to see that, despite its small size, Vietnam has placed an important position on the international stage," 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
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