University of Social Sciences and Humanities - VNU Hanoi

The textbook "Indian Customs and Traditions" by author Do Thu Ha (Associate Professor, PhD, Faculty of Oriental Studies) was published by Hanoi National University Publishing House in 2012.

From a journalism student who loved filmmaking, Ha Thai (real name Bui Thi Ha, former student of K53, Faculty of Journalism and Communication – University of Social Sciences and Humanities) has now won two awards at the Golden Lotus Film Festival 2011 and the Silver Kite Award in the short film category 2012.

USSH presents 05 research projects that focused on students and received awards from the Youth Union of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.

The news of Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Hai Ke's passing after more than 10 days in the hospital has shocked and saddened numerous faculty members, colleagues, friends, and students of all generations from the History Department. For nearly two weeks, friends, colleagues, and students took turns staying at the hospital, hoping to offer encouragement and support to Professor Ke and his family. However, the situation worsened too quickly. The overwhelming love and care of everyone, the dedication of the doctors and nurses, and the best medical advancements could not bring Professor Ke back to his family, friends, and colleagues.

In 1981, for various reasons, the students of our 26th cohort in the History Department enrolled late. Fortunately, on our very first day as students, we had the opportunity to hear Professor Tran Quoc Vuong teach Archaeology using an interdisciplinary approach. It can be said that the extraordinary appeal of those first lectures by the dedicated and talented professors and scientists of the History Department kept many of us in the department and inspired us to follow in their footsteps in history, teaching history, and so on.

1. In 1974, after graduating from the prestigious Ngo Quyen High School in Hai Phong city, young Nguyen Hai Ke became a student in the 15th cohort of the History Department at Hanoi University (now the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi). Unlike many who were "forced" into the History Department (though they later became passionate about history and went on to become renowned historians), Nguyen Hai Ke came to history voluntarily. Studying the Ancient and Medieval History of Vietnam, he was taught, mentored, and mentored by famous professors in the Department, who imparted not only knowledge but also a burning passion. Graduating with honors, he became a lecturer in the Department and has been dedicated to the History Department and the profession of history teaching ever since. After devoting his youth to the Youth Union movement, in 1987 he went to the Soviet Union to study, completing his doctoral and postdoctoral dissertations.

“We are focusing all resources on improving the quality of training, prioritizing quality as the primary factor to affirm the brand and prestige of the University. In addition, the University is also striving to diversify training programs, open many new majors, and make many innovations in admissions to better meet the needs of society…” - Professor Dr. Nguyen Van Khanh - Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, shared some opinions on various issues related to the University's admissions and training.

Continuing the tradition of the former Hanoi University, the female staff of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities is increasingly developing and making significant contributions to all aspects of the University's activities. The percentage of female staff holding leadership positions is also increasing. In addition, the University has many policies and initiatives to support female staff in their lives, while creating an open environment for them to develop their abilities. Associate Professor Dr. Dang Xuan Khang - Head of the Personnel Department and President of the University's Trade Union - discussed this issue with reporters.

At the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, the number of female staff in leadership and management positions is steadily increasing and accounts for a significant proportion (40% of leadership positions at all levels). These women are shouldering heavy responsibilities and contributing their efforts and dedication to various aspects of the University's activities. On International Women's Day, March 8th, let's listen to their honest sharing about the advantages and disadvantages, gains and losses, joys and sorrows, and valuable experiences they have gained in this work.

The University of Social Sciences and Humanities has had a fairly successful year in many aspects of its activities and is now taking its first steps on the path to integration with the world. On the occasion of the Lunar New Year, the university's veteran faculty members shared their feelings and thoughts about the university's development over the past year, while also offering suggestions for the future development and integration.

The reunion of veterans from Hanoi University who enlisted between 1955 and 1995 was a gathering of generations of soldiers and students, and students and soldiers, from a glorious period of history.

USSH — Notes by Professor Pham Dinh Lan (Veterans Association of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities) on the meeting of veterans from the two universities, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities and the University of Natural Sciences, on the occasion of the founding day of the Vietnam People's Army at the end of December 2012.