Attending the seminar, on behalf of the Regional Political Academy III, there were Associate Professor, Dr. Doan Trieu Long, Director of the Academy; Dr. Tran Thi Hang, Deputy Head of the Faculty of Ethnicity and Religion; lecturers and researchers of the Faculty of Ethnicity and Religion. On behalf of the unit coordinating the seminar, there were Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Truong Giang, Head of the Faculty of Anthropology and Religious Studies, University of Social Sciences and Humanities; Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Thanh, Former Deputy Director of the Institute of Ethnology - Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences; lecturers and researchers of the Faculty of Anthropology and Religious Studies.
At the seminar, delegates shared many experiences in researching and teaching ethnic and religious issues in both environments: training political theory cadres and university and postgraduate training. The exchange focused on: Innovating teaching methods, increasing interaction and practicality in teaching; Closely linking ethnic and religious theory with the ethnic and religious policies of the Party and State; Overcoming difficulties in accessing sensitive, interdisciplinary and regionally specific content...
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Truong Giang - Head of the Department of Anthropology and Religious Studies, University of Social Sciences and Humanities spoke at the Seminar
Dr. Tran Thi Hang - Deputy Head of the Department of Ethnicity and Religion, Regional Political Academy IIISpeaking at the Seminar
At the same time, experts and lecturers also presented some of the latest research results, pointing out the trends of social, ethnic and religious change in the modern context. They emphasized the following issues: The urgency of combining academic research with local practical needs; The role of ethnic and religious research in planning and adjusting sustainable development policies for ethnic minority areas; Difficulties in reaching out to the community, as well as building trust when conducting research in sensitive areas.
At the seminar, the two units discussed and agreed on the direction of long-term cooperation between the two sides, including the following contents: Organizing regular academic seminars, exchanging lecturers and coordinating the compilation of teaching materials; coordinating the implementation of field research topics, focusing on areas with complex ethnic and religious situations that are changing rapidly; supporting postgraduate training, fostering specialized research and teaching staff.
