Feelings on the first day of school!

Bui Thanh Tam, admitted to Korean Studies

I felt very nervous when I entered the school but then I received help from the enthusiastic and lovely volunteers. I chose Korean Studies partly based on my parents' advice and because I love and admire Korean popular culture, especially music stars. I passed the D83 exam with a score of 25.9. In addition to studying, I really want to participate in extracurricular activities, make friends with my peers and learn from the experiences of my seniors. I have researched and planned to join some clubs such as the MC Presentation Club, the PEACE CREW Dance Club and some extracurricular activities and sports of the school. In the future, I also plan to study at a higher level.

You Bui Thanh Tam

Do Anh Tuan, Hanoi, passed the CLC Journalism exam

I was admitted to the CLC Journalism major, block D01, with a score of 23.85. When I entered the school, I also felt quite nervous when I first came to school, but the teachers and seniors were very enthusiastic and thoughtful with us, so that feeling was gone. I hope that myself and the new students will maintain a confident spirit, ready to prepare for a new school year with lots of success. I also wish the school a brilliant admissions season this year.

You Do Anh Tuan

Do Anh Minh, admitted to Japanese Studies

Before taking the entrance exam, I studied Japanese since high school and had a great love for Japan, so I chose this major. I took the D06 exam and got 25.05. I hope to enroll in this major so that I can learn about Japanese culture and society. This is a fairly new environment for me, but the enthusiastic help of my friends, teachers, and seniors has lessened my feeling of confusion. I hope that students like me will study well, succeed in the future, and become useful people for society.

You Do Anh Minh

Dr. Pham Hai Chung, lecturer at the Institute Journalism and Media Training

As the academic advisor of the CLC Journalism class, she was very happy to see that this year's students had very high entrance scores. The initial look showed that they were very active and had a passion for the fields of Journalism and Media. Entering the CLC Journalism program, you will have many opportunities to experience and intern at press-media companies, as well as be equipped with many skills to adapt to the digital age. In addition, this program also focuses on improving foreign languages. She has a message for CLC Journalism students: whenever you publish a message, think of the word "Humanity" - Journalism must be Humanistic.

Dr. Pham Hai Chung

Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen, Head of Public Relations Department, Institute of Journalism and Communication

A very common feeling of hers towards PR students as well as future PR workers is the subtlety, depth, as well as the friendliness on the face, the smile, the confidence, the openness and willingness to welcome each other. A big difference of this batch of students is that, if in previous batches you still seemed to be shy, wondering whether you had chosen the right major, then today coming here, all your faces are bright and very confident. She is sure that the parents waiting in the school yard or at home also have sympathy, understanding and support for you.

Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen

Dr. Le Le Na, lecturer at the Faculty of International Studies

The Faculty of International Studies welcomes new students to the International Studies CLC program. This is the first year the Faculty has opened and enrolled students in this program. The first difference is that about 30% of the subjects are taught in English. Second, you will be equipped with many new skills. More importantly, many subjects are taught in new ways. The teachers in the faculty look forward to welcoming and teaching new students with new content and new methods.

Dr. Le Le Na

Dr. Pham Hoang Giang - Deputy Head of Philosophy Department

Student reception activities have been an area that the Faculty of Philosophy has paid great attention to for many years. For example, at the beginning of the year, the Faculty will hold meetings for first-year students to learn about the Faculty. In addition, the Faculty organizes Festival Nights to welcome new students, with singers as guests to interact. In addition, if the Covid-19 situation is stable, the Faculty will organize field trips for new students, expected to last 2 days in the suburbs of Hanoi. Teachers and students can go to Ba Vi and Mai Chau so that students can have their first experience of student life at the Faculty of Philosophy and under the roof of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.

Dr. Pham Hoang Giang