Second Master's Degree Award Ceremony of 2020

Attending the graduation ceremony were Prof. Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan (Vice Rector in charge of the University) along with representatives of the leadership and postgraduate training assistants from the Faculties/Institutes/Departments under the University.

Associate Professor Pham Thi Thu Hoa read the decision recognizing the academic degrees and awarding diplomas to 112 new Master's graduates.

In this second phase, the University awarded Master's degrees to 112 students who had completed their studies and successfully defended their theses as required. These graduate students participated in various disciplines offered by the University, including Journalism, Political Science, Social Work, History, Science and Technology Management, Anthropology, International Relations, Sino-Vietnamese Studies, and Sociology.

Professor Hoang Anh Tuan delivered a speech at the ceremony.

On behalf of the University's leadership, Professor Hoang Anh Tuan extended warm congratulations to the new Master's graduates and their families, friends, and colleagues. The Vice Rector expressed hope that the new Master's graduates would continue to maintain contact with the department, faculty, and the University in the future. The University is committed to always creating optimal conditions for the learning process of postgraduate students and doctoral candidates in the future. The University will continue to accompany, support, and look forward to the alumni's future academic and research plans.

Professor Hoang Anh Tuan, on behalf of the School's leadership, received a thank-you bouquet from student Vu Van Chuc.

On behalf of the new Master's graduates, Vu Van Chuc (Journalism major) shared his feelings about the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. He described it as a place where students could discuss and create knowledge, and where professors guided them in knowledge, working methods, and professional experience. The learning and training process at the University has helped graduate students mature both intellectually and personally. He expressed his gratitude to the entire Board of Directors, lecturers, and administrative and service staff of the University for creating the best learning environment for the students.