| Trung.xd.nv@gmail.com | |
| Position | Lecturer |
| Units | Institute of Journalism and Communication Training |

I. BRIEF BIOGRAPHY
Full name:Dao Quang Trung.Sex:Male
Date of birth:August 26, 1993.Nation:Terrible
Place of birth:Thai Nguyen.Hometown:Thai Nguyen
Highest academic degree:Master's degree.Year, country of awarding the degree: 2017
Position (current or prior to retirement):Lecturer
Current or previous workplace:Institute of Journalism and Communication Training, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi
Private accommodation or contact address:Room 518, No. 6a, Linh Dam Peninsula, Hoang Liet, Hanoi
Contact phone number:Phone: 0967156535 Fax:
E-mail:Trung.xd.nv@gmail.com
II. TRAINING PROCESS
1. University:
Educational level: Bachelor's degree
Training institution: Guangxi University, China Major: Journalism
Country of training: China Year of graduation: 2015
2. Postgraduate
Master's degree in: Communication
Year of degree: 2017
Training location: University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Doctorate in Journalism
Year of degree: Currently enrolled Institution: University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi
Dissertation Title: Gender Discourse in Online Newspapers and Social Media in Vietnam
3. Foreign languages:1. IELTS English 7.0 Level of proficiency: Proficient
2. HSK 6 Chinese Language Proficiency Level: Proficient
III. PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE
| Time | Workplace | Job responsibilities |
October 2018 to 10/2024 | University of Foreign Languages - Vietnam National University, Hanoi | Communications Specialist |
September 2019 to present |
University of Foreign Languages - Vietnam National University, Hanoi | Visiting lecturers for courses on communication and practice. English language (all taught in English) |
January 2025 to present | University of Social Sciences and Humanities VNU Hanoi | Lecturer in Journalism and Communication multimedia training at the Institute of Journalism and Communication Training |
Subjects that may be taught: Modules related to the theory and practice of journalism and communication, multimedia communication, visual communication, etc.
IV. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PROCESS
1. Scientific research topics that have been and are currently being participated in:
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Research topic title | Start Year/Completion Year | Research topics at the national, ministerial, departmental, or university level. | Responsibility for participation in the project |
| 1 | The spread of cultural values among young people in the online social media space in Vietnam. currently (in progress) | 1/2026 | Ministry of Science and Technology (nafosted) | Key member |
2. Published scientific works: (title of work, year of publication, place of publication...)
| TT | Project name | Year of publication | Magazine name | Main author/co-author | Listed journals (ISI/Scopus/other) |
| 1 | Suggesting an approach to digital broadcasting in Vietnamese online newspapers (already published) | 2024 | Journalist Magazine (Professional theory magazine of the Vietnam Journalists Association ISSN 0866-7691 (No. 482 – April 2024).3(8), 1185–1195. | Co-author | Other |
| 2 | Into the Centric from the Fringe: A Discourse analytic about Vietnam's Feminist Movement on Social Network (published) | 2025 | Journal of International Women's Studies | Contact the author | Q2 |
| 3 | Capturing Gender Diversity in the context of Post-colonialism: A Photovoice Exploration of LGBTQ+ Journalism and Communication Students (in preparation for publication) | 2026 | Policy Futures in Education | Contact the author | Q2 |
| 4 | Gender and its representation in Vietnamese online newspapers: a discourse analysis through a post-colonial lens (published) | 2025 | Sexuality, Gender & Policy | Main author | Q1 |
| 5 | From Heart-speech to Hate-speech: A Discourse Analysis of Nationalism on Social Mediain Vietnam (preparing for publication) | 2026 | International Journal of Sport Communication | Main author | Q1 |
| 6 | Gender and Power in the Digital Sphere: A Discourse Analysis of Toxic Masculinity on Vietnamese Facebook (standard published | 2026 | Journal of Bodies, Sexualities, and Masculinities | Main author | Q3 |
| 7 | Constructing and Reconfiguring Femininity in Vietnam's Postcolonial Consumer Culture: A Feminist Discourse Analysis of Coca-Cola's Tet Advertisements (2021–2025) | ||||
| 8 | Whose Games, Whose Glory? Host-Country Power and Digital Nationalism in the SEA Games | ||||
| 9 | From Idealization to Irony: The Discursive Trajectories of “White Moon Light” on Facebook |
3. Conference Report
| TT | Report title | Year report | Conference name | Author main/copper author | Conference scale | Conference proceedings |
| 1 | Several new approaches in digital media research are emerging, ranging from feminist discourse analysis and nationalist discourse analysis to empirical reader perception. | 2025 | 2nd Vietnam-China Journalism and Media Training Dialogue: "Cooperation in Journalism and Media Training in the Post-Digital Context" | Sole author | International | Are not |
| 2 | Making Senseof Vietnam: Western-Produced Video and the Negotiation of Intercultural Meaning | 2026 | Xiamen Conference: Global Communication & Global Governance | Sole author | International | Are not |