25 years of research and training in journalism and media.

Faculty of Journalism and Communication - A Quarter-Century Journey

The purpose of this book is to summarize research achievements over the past quarter century, as well as to update the latest research trends in the field of Journalism and Communication, thereby partly reflecting the research achievements in the overall development of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

The publication covers everything from fundamental theoretical issues (public opinion, media research methods, Ho Chi Minh's journalism, etc.) to the hottest practical issues (journalistic ethics in the digital age, the 2025 Journalism Planning Project, anti-corruption journalism, etc.); thereby providing readers with a comprehensive view of the important role of media and journalism research not only in training journalists, interpreting phenomena, and building theoretical systems, but also in journalistic practice and macro-management; especially in the context of the current Vietnamese press system facing many great opportunities and challenges.

Along with the nine previous volumes of "Journalism: Theoretical and Practical Issues," this book demonstrates the Faculty of Journalism and Communication's focus on media research, linking research with practical work and training activities. This principle has shaped the Faculty's identity throughout its development.

This scientific product expresses the gratitude of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication to its full-time and visiting lecturers over the years, who have continuously translated their academic knowledge into lively and up-to-date lectures. The success of generations of students in particular and the Faculty in general is due in no small part to the meticulous, reputable, and effective academic research of our esteemed professors.

At the same time, the book is also a special edition commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

The Faculty of Journalism and Communication hopes to receive further feedback and sharing from readers and colleagues so that this book can become a professional forum that is thought-provoking and provides direction to further improve the quality of journalism and communication research, continuing the research tradition of the past 25 years.

The book was published by Hanoi National University Publishing House.