Department of Archival Studies and Office Management – ​​20 Years of Vibrant Energy

>>>(Photo gallery) Some photos from the 20th anniversary celebration of the Department of Archival Studies and Office Management

>>> Department of Archival Studies and Office Management - A 20-Year Journey of Building and Development

The generation of young people in their 20s

The Faculty of Archival Studies and Office Management, having gone through 20 years of construction and development, has seen four generations – "Four Generations of Collaborative Students".First generationThese are esteemed teachers such as Associate Professor, Meritorious Teacher Vuong Dinh Quyen, Associate Professor, Doctor Dao Xuan Chuc, ... who were instrumental in laying the foundation and establishing the Archival Department in the Faculty of History nearly 50 years ago, and who also had the vision and were instrumental in proposing that the faculty become an independent unit twenty years ago. On this important day for the faculty, these teachers are still healthy, still participating in teaching and research, serving as role models for future generations.

Second generationBorn in the late 1950s, the second generation inherited the achievements of the first generation. Over the past 20 years, the second generation has been responsible for helping the faculty maintain and develop the department in all aspects, from the number of staff and students to expanding programs, scale, scope, and types of training, broadening research directions, and continuing to affirm and maintain the pioneering and leading position of a highly reputable training unit in the industry and society.

Associate Professor Dr. Vu Thi Phung (former head of department) delivered a congratulatory speech.

From its humble beginnings, the department has now climbed higher, more solid, and broader steps. Building on this steady progress,third generationThose born in the late 70s and 80s are continuing the mission of their predecessors with the vibrant energy of their twenties. This is a generation that is not only..."Cherish the past, embrace the future."Moreover, it aims to reach greater heights and expand its reach, contributing to spreading the influence and prestige of the faculty to international peers.

Stillfourth generationThese are the people being nurtured and trained by the shared home of Archival Studies and Office Management. These are very young students, though somewhat inexperienced, who represent the hope and future of the department in the coming years. This is a great happiness, the youthful energy of their 20s that all generations of the Archival Studies and Office Management department are united in creating and are responsible for preserving and spreading.

The pride of being 20 years old.

The greatest achievement of the Archival Studies and Office Management program is the success of its graduates, who have worked and demonstrated their abilities in various positions. From those who have retired or are currently working, to recent graduates, regardless of their role, they have all strived tirelessly, always trying to apply the knowledge they learned in school to real-world situations.

Graduates from the faculty have worked in top-level agencies such as the Central Party Office, the Presidential Office, the National Assembly Office, the Government Office, as well as the offices of all Ministries, Departments, and People's Committees and People's Councils at all levels.

Associate Professor Dr. Trieu Van Cuong, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Interior, Rector of the University of Interior Affairs (one of the faculty's successful alumni), delivered a congratulatory speech.

In particular, recently, students from the department have been working more in the offices of businesses, from state-owned economic groups to companies and corporations. Many alumni are now management staff in archival agencies from the central to local levels. Many alumni have become lecturers or heads of training units on archiving and office management at many universities and colleges nationwide. These individuals have contributed to proving the department's commitment.training and providing "master machines"of the department for overall development.

At 20 years old, full of vitality, the department still has much work to do and many things to improve. But with the attention of the University leadership, the support of functional departments, faculties, agencies, and organizations, the Department of Archival Studies and Office Management will continue to strive strongly to always be a pioneering unit in the field of archival studies and office management, making practical contributions to administrative reform, innovation, and national development.