University of Social Sciences and Humanities always encourages and accompanies students' practical internship activities.
On behalf of the School's delegation, visiting the students who are doing their internship, Ms. Kim Thi Diep Ha - Head of Planning and Finance Department said: Internship is not only a subject that helps students improve their professional knowledge, but it is also a time for them to connect, share and learn from each other. The work and nature of the subject may not be easy, especially for many first-year students who are away from their families for the first time, there will be many surprises; but the internship will help them improve their ability to apply the knowledge they have learned into practice, becoming experiences that follow them into life. Although the time is not long, many students will certainly grow up a lot in both awareness and skills.
The School Board of Directors is very interested in and promotes practical and research contents in the training process. Therefore, the School always supports and is ready to accompany and share with students in their learning journey at the School as well as research and internship trips in the locality.
(Photo: MSc. Kim Thi Diep Ha presenting the School's encouragement gift with wishes for all teachers and students participating in the internship trip to have good health and complete their tasks excellently)
Dr. Dinh Tien Hieu - Deputy Head of the Department of Student Affairs and Training, along with teachers from the Training Department, the Department of Student Affairs and Training, and the Faculty of History, also sent wishes and small gifts to the students participating in the excavation at Thanh Quen relic (Co Hien village, Tuyet Nghia commune, Quoc Oai district, Hanoi city).
Representatives of the Faculty of Law presented gifts to students participating in archaeological internships in Quoc Oai, Hanoi.
On behalf of the teachers and students participating in the internship and practical training, Associate Professor, Dr. Dang Hong Son - Deputy Head of the History Department expressed his deep gratitude to the Board of Directors, leaders, and functional department staff for their close attention, support, and companionship with the training activities of the Faculty. Cherishing that gift and warm affection, the teachers and students will try their best to complete their work, while contributing to spreading the friendly and serious image of Hanoi Humanities to the local people where the delegation came to do their internship.
The delegation of the School, Faculty of History gave gifts to encourage students participating in the archaeological internship in Ha Long City and Dong Trieu District, Quang Ninh Province.
Practical internships - unforgettable experiences
When asked about the difficulties and memorable experiences during the internship, student Le Hoai Nam shared: This archaeological internship was truly an extremely interesting experience that I had never imagined before. The first few days were a bit difficult to get used to the early working hours, especially on cold winter days; professional operations required meticulousness and high caution; we had to go to the market, cook, etc. ourselves.
But this is also a truly valuable opportunity for first-year students like me to demonstrate, experience and apply the knowledge learned in the classroom into practice. As a basic science subject and at the same time a social science subject, history in general and archaeology in particular highly emphasize practicality because no matter how much knowledge learned in the classroom is learned, if it cannot be applied, it will not be effective. For first-year students, the first days are still confusing, but with the enthusiastic and meticulous guidance of teachers; the "hands-on" guidance of senior students majoring in Archaeology, we quickly became familiar with technical operations and caught up with the work progress.
In addition, through the internship trip, we - the first-year students - learned how to live independently, have a collective lifestyle, discipline and gave us many valuable memories of the most beautiful time of our youth - student life.
In particular, the past 10 days have made us feel very familiar because we have been able to eat, stay, work, and interact with the local people, just like a long visit to our hometown. The uncles and aunts in the neighborhood are extremely friendly, supportive, and create conditions for food, accommodation, and daily necessities, especially during the cold winter days. The gifts from the countryside such as some kohlrabi, corn, grapefruit, etc., although very simple and everyday, have given us warmth, closeness, and affection. We have also participated in the cultural activities of the local people. The 15 days of internship here, although not long, have really helped us have extremely interesting experiences, unforgettable memories, and this is definitely a "specialty" that only History students can have.
We were also really touched when the teachers in the School's Working Group came here to visit, encourage and give meaningful gifts. That will give us more motivation to try to complete our tasks well as well as multiply our love and attachment to the school and the major we have chosen.
