Congratulations to the 16 students from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities who received the AEON Club Fund 1% Scholarship in 2026.

The AEON Club Fund 1% Scholarship for 2026 was awarded to 48 students from three higher education institutions: the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi; the Vietnam Academy of Agriculture; and the Foreign Trade University, with 16 students from each institution receiving the scholarship. This is a practical support activity for students, creating conditions for them to continue developing their abilities, maintaining their passion for learning, and gradually realizing their future plans.

Speaking at the ceremony, Associate Professor Dr. Dang Hong Son - Vice Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, representing the higher education institutions whose students received scholarships, expressed his appreciation for the contributions of the AEON 1% Club Foundation (Japan) in supporting Vietnamese students. According to the Associate Professor, the scholarships not only help alleviate financial pressure so students can focus on their studies but also encourage them to pursue their ambitions, prepare for the labor market, and enhance their sense of social responsibility. The Foundation's support also contributes to spreading the spirit of sharing, environmental awareness, and the desire to contribute to the community.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dang Hong Son - Vice Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, delivered a speech at the ceremony.

At the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, the AEON scholarship program has been implemented since 2018. By 2026, the University had awarded scholarships to 170 third- and fourth-year students, totaling $76,000 USD. During the period 2018-2023, 20 students received scholarships worth $300 USD each year; from 2024-2026, the support was increased to $800 USD per scholarship. Over the years, the program has contributed to supplementing resources to support students and demonstrates the long-term commitment between the Foundation and the University in encouraging students to develop their knowledge and personal abilities.

Speaking at the ceremony, Do Hoang Gia Tri, a student from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities (K69) majoring in Sociology, shared his journey of defining his dreams and career path through a speech titled "My Dream." Starting from a background in Computer Science in high school, Tri gradually became interested in social issues and chose to become a community development expert and social researcher. According to Tri, the scholarship not only provides financial support but also demonstrates belief in students' potential, motivating them to persevere in pursuing their goals and be more responsible with the opportunities given. From there, Tri expressed his desire to apply his acquired knowledge to contribute to the community and continue spreading positive values ​​to those around him.

Student Do Hoang Gia Tri - K69, Sociology major, representing the students of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, delivered a speech at the ceremony.

According to information shared at the ceremony, the AEON 1% Club Fund has awarded over 1,500 scholarships to Vietnamese students. Besides financial support, the program encourages young people to proactively develop themselves, connect their studies with social responsibility, and foster a spirit of dedication. The support given to students today can also serve as motivation for them to continue sharing and creating opportunities for future generations.

The University of Social Sciences and Humanities highly appreciates the partnership of the AEON 1% Club Foundation in its journey of student development. This program contributes to expanding learning opportunities, promoting connections between Vietnamese higher education and international organizations, and encouraging students to develop their knowledge, abilities, and sense of responsibility to make positive contributions to the community and society.