University of Social Sciences and Humanities - VNU Hanoi

I. General Information

• Year of birth: 1978.
• E-mail:ntrantienussh@gmail.com
• Affiliation: Department of Indian Studies, Faculty of Oriental Studies.
• Academic degree: PhD. Year received: 2013.
• Training process:

1996-1999: Bachelor of English, Department of English, Hanoi University of Foreign Languages.

1999-2002: Bachelor of History, Department of History, Delhi University, India.

2002-2004: Master of Buddhist Studies, Delhi University, India.

2009-2013: PhD in Indian History, Department of History, Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, India.

• Foreign language proficiency: University degree in English.
• Main research focus: Religion and History of India and South Asia.

II. Scientific works

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1. “Looking back at Vietnam-India relations from the establishment of diplomatic relations to strategic partnership and prospects for a comprehensive strategic partnership” (in:Vietnam - India: 45 years of diplomatic relations and 10 years of strategic partnership(Political Theory Publishing House, 2017).
2. “Modi and the ‘Act East’ (AEP) policy from a regional and international perspective” (in:Vietnam - India: New context, new vision.(Political Theory Publishing House, 2016).
3. "Mohandras Karamchan Gandhi's Swadeshi Principle for Building a Self-Reliant Economy During the British Colonial Period" (in:The East: Tradition and Modernity(World Publishing House, 2015).
4. “India - Vietnam: From Historical Looks To the Strategic Cooperation in Emerging Asia”, inIndo – Vietnam Ties, The way forwardPahle India Foundation, India, 2014.
5. “Buddhist Influence in Vietnamese Diplomacy Toward China Lessons from the History of Religion (in general) (in:Thinking 21^stCentury China in Buddhist Asia History, Modernity, and International Relations”,Chulalongkorn University Press, 2014).
6. “India-Japan Relations: A Historical Perspective” (in:Japan in the Asian era(World Publishing House, Hanoi, 2013, pp. 278-294).
7. "A Study of the Early Relationship Between Kalinga and Southeast Asia Through Archaeological Findings" (in:Southeast Asia in the Eastern world,World Publishing House, Hanoi, 2010, pp. 181-197).
8. "Social inequality in contemporary Hinduism" (in:Oriental Studies: Development and Integration(National University Publishing House, 2007).
9. “The Origins and Development of Hinduism in India” (in:10 years of Oriental studies(National University Publishing House, 2007).

III. Science and Technology Projects at all levels

1. An examination of Mahayana Buddhist scriptures through historical periods.(Principal investigator), School-level research project.

IV. Awards, scholarship

1. ICCR Scholarship, India, for Bachelor's degree programs.
2. ICCR Scholarship, India, for PhD training program.