I am an ethnic minority in a remote commune. I plan to study HQ. Will it be difficult for me to find a job after graduation? I am bad at English. Can I study HQ well after entering the faculty?
Dr. Pham Thi Thu Giang: Korean and English are both foreign languages, so if you have a talent for foreign languages, learning will be easier. However, each language has its own characteristics, so it is possible that you are not suitable for English, but have the ability to learn Korean. To know whether you can learn it or not, it is best for you to spend time learning and if possible, try learning. I just want to remind you that the foreign language study time of the Oriental Studies department is very large (accounting for 40% of the study program). As for applying for a job, it does not depend on what ethnicity you are or where you come from, but on your ability. I wish you success with your plan!
I am confused between the Faculty of International Studies and the Faculty of Oriental Studies. I would like to ask which major has higher career opportunities. When admitted to the Faculty of International Studies, what are the conditions to be considered for a scholarship to study abroad?
Dr. Bui Thanh Nam - Deputy Head of International Studies Department: Each faculty and major has its own characteristics, so comparing students' career opportunities is very difficult, and depends largely on the abilities of each student. However, according to the latest survey of the School with the number of alumni, the Faculty of International Studies and Oriental Studies is in the leading group in terms of income of students after graduation. One of the prerequisites for receiving a scholarship is studying a foreign language, especially having English certificates such as TOEFL, IELTS... In addition, there are academic achievements (and taking into account the participation in extracurricular activities of the candidates). The School and the Faculty always create favorable conditions for students to receive scholarships and study abroad if they meet the criteria of the selection programs and exchange programs with foreign partners.
Can I ask about the Faculty of Vietnamese Studies? What jobs will students do after graduating from this faculty?
Dr. Nguyen Thi Nguyet - Deputy Head of the Department of Vietnamese Studies and Vietnamese Language: Hello Thuong! Regarding careers and job opportunities, after graduating from Vietnam Studies, students can do some jobs or jobs such as: - Teaching (teaching subjects such as Vietnamese language, literature, history, geography, culture, society, tourism of Vietnam...) at universities, colleges, high schools; - Researcher - Vietnamologist or researcher of language, literature, culture, history, geography, tourism... working at institutes, research centers, at cultural research agencies; - Vietnam Studies consultant: providing information about Vietnam, investigating, surveying, planning, negotiating, communicating, planning strategies in the fields of economics, culture, society...; - Tour guide, designer, organizer of tourism programs, tourism business at travel companies, cultural, sports and tourism agencies; - Journalists, reporters, editors at press and media agencies, publishing houses; - Cultural and social activists, cultural officers at cultural information agencies, culture - sports and tourism agencies, domestic and international organizations and associations;
In 2011, I won third prize in the National Excellent Student Contest in Geography... This year I want to take the exam to enter the journalism department of the school... If I pass the exam, will I definitely pass? Thank you teachers...!!!
MSc. Dinh Viet Hai - Deputy Head of Training Department: Congratulations on winning the national excellent student competition. If you do not use the right to direct admission but take the exam and register for priority admission, when you take the university entrance exam and reach the minimum score of the Ministry of Education and Training, and do not have any subject with a score of 0 (zero), you will be given priority admission to the major you have registered for. The school gives priority admission to unlimited candidates who have won national prizes. Remember that when submitting your application for the exam, you must submit an application for priority admission according to the form of the Ministry of Education and Training. You should find out more information about admission and majors on the school's website (http://ussh.vnu.edu.vn). See you at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities in September 2012 as a member of the school.
Dear teachers, I would like to ask if when studying Literature, I can gain more knowledge about journalism?
Dr. Pham Xuan Thach – Faculty of LiteratureDear Thu, in the training program of the Faculty of Literature, there are subjects directly related to the Journalism industry such as Basic theoretical basis of journalism and communication, Journalism and creative work, Theory of art criticism (a subject to improve writing skills about art), Literary and journalistic writing, Literary scripts and stage and cinema scripts... Moreover, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities has now switched to the credit training form. This is a highly flexible training method, emphasizing the initiative of students and allowing students to study many different majors at the same time. In addition, the school also has many additional study programs that provide professional knowledge, including journalism, pedagogy, cinema... so it is completely possible for students majoring in Literature to study additional journalism subjects.
Teachers, can you tell me what specific jobs we can do after graduating from the History department of the school?
Dr. Tran Viet Nghia – Faculty of History: Hello, studying History has a wide range of job opportunities. Currently, the History Department divides job opportunities for students into the following levels: * Working appropriately and well (in the right field) - Doing research work at institutes, research centers, state agencies, social organizations with professional requirements directly related to historical knowledge. - Teaching history and the subject of the Revolutionary Path of the Communist Party of Vietnam at universities, colleges, high schools. - Working in historical document management, museum management, historical sites, etc. * Other career opportunities (suitable to the field of study) - Working in history and culture at state agencies, social organizations. - Working in jobs related to various issues in the field of social sciences and humanities. History graduates are currently working in many types of organizations, typically in universities, colleges, research institutes under the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences (Institute of History, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Institute of Northeast Asian Studies, Institute of American Studies, Institute of European Studies, Institute of African and Middle Eastern Studies, Institute of Ethnology, etc.), Vietnam Military History Institute, Institute of Party History, etc. In addition, many graduates of the department are working in state agencies and organizations that use historical knowledge (central agencies of the political system, press agencies, People's Committees at all levels, museums, historical-cultural research centers, historical relic management units, publishing houses, historical magazines, etc.).
Dear teachers, I really like the archaeology major of the history department, but I heard people say that the archaeology major is only taken at schools with block A, and even if you pass the exam, it will be very difficult to find a job at the centers like the handbook says. So I want to ask for sure if the history department of my school trains in archaeology? If the history department has enough quota, can I transfer to another department that is lacking quota? I take the C block exam, for example, if the school runs out of quota and does not recruit more, can I apply to transfer my application to a school that does not take the C block exam but also trains in archaeology? And I want to know more, are there many centers in the archaeology industry that are lacking people to recruit archaeologists? Thank you!
Dr. Tran Viet Nghia – Faculty of History: Hello. I would like to answer you as follows: 1. The Archaeology major is under the Faculty of History and this major recruits students from groups C and D. 2. It is quite easy for students graduating from the Archaeology major to find a job because all Archaeology graduates are currently able to find jobs in their major. Moreover, the current social demand is still quite high. 3. Some places where you can apply for a job after graduation are as follows: Institute of Archaeology, cultural departments in provinces and cities, centers for management and preservation of relics, museums... Even if you love pedagogy, have good academic performance, and have the ability to do scientific research, you can be retained as a lecturer in the Archaeology major of the Faculty of History. 4. If you know a foreign language (especially English), you can apply for a scholarship at foreign universities such as the US, UK, France...Job opportunities with a major in International Relations?
Dr. Bui Thanh Nam: It can be affirmed that students of the Faculty of International Studies always find jobs after graduation. International Relations is one of the three majors of the Faculty of International Studies (along with European Studies and American Studies). This is the major with the largest number of students enrolled in the Faculty (usually accounting for over 50% of students). For students graduating from the Faculty of International Relations or the Faculty of International Studies in general, they can work in non-governmental organizations, newspaper and television editors, research institutes, international cooperation departments, foreign affairs of state agencies, enterprises, etc.Hello teachers. I have a question that I would like to be answered. I want to take the exam for the International Studies department of the school, but according to the statistics, the exam scores of the department fluctuate a lot over the years, so I don't know if the score will be much different this year. Furthermore, according to the new regulations of the Ministry, candidates who win 3rd prize or more in the national competition will be admitted directly to university. So how many priority applications are submitted to the School of Social Sciences and Humanities, especially the International Studies department?
Dr. Bui Thanh Nam: The benchmark score of the International Faculty has not fluctuated much. From 2007-2011, block D remained at 18 points (17 points in 2011), block C from 2007-2011 was 18 points - 20 points, 18.5 points - 20.5 points - 17 points respectively. Starting from 2010, the Faculty has recruited block A, the scores of the last 2 years were 17 and 16.5. The "competition ratio" of the Faculty is not too high compared to other faculties in the school. If the number of applications is divided by the number of students passing each year, the competition ratio is 1 to 5-6 people. Up to this point, the School has not received enough applications so it is impossible to count the number of applications for direct admission. However, the number of direct admissions is unlimited, as long as the subject has an appropriate award according to the direct admission guidelines of the Ministry of Education and Training.Hello teachers, I really want to take the entrance exam to the Faculty of History. Please give me some information about the Faculty of History.
Dr. Tran Viet Nghia – Faculty of History: Hello. The Faculty of History was established and developed together with the former Hanoi University of Science (now the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi). Up to now, the Faculty has gone through more than half a century of construction and development. The Faculty of History has many training majors such as Archeology, World History, Ancient and Medieval Vietnamese History, Modern and Modern Vietnamese History, Party History, Historical Methodology, and Cultural Studies. Over the past half a century, the Faculty of History has achieved many great achievements in training and scientific research. Up to now, the staff and lecturers of the Faculty of History have published more than 5,000 scientific research works domestically and internationally, including teachers who have won high scientific awards such as the State Prize, Ho Chi Minh Prize, etc. There are teachers whose names are not only known domestically but also famous among foreign scholars such as Professors Dao Duy Anh, Tran Van Giau, Tran Duc Thao, Dinh Xuan Lam, Tran Quoc Vuong, Phan Huy Le, Ha Van Tan, etc. In particular, the Faculty of History has always been a pioneer in proposing new research trends. Over the past half century, the Faculty of History has provided the country with a source of capable staff and many students have become senior leaders of the Party and the State after graduation.
Dear teachers, I would like to ask: During the study process, what language will the Oriental Studies major be taught in? With this major, what will I be able to do and where will I be able to work after graduation? I sincerely thank you for your answer.
Dr. Pham Thi Thu Giang: Hello. Thank you for your interest in the Faculty of Oriental Studies. Currently, the Faculty of Oriental Studies has 5 departments as follows: Department of Korea (Korean Studies), Department of Chinese Studies, Department of Indian Studies, Department of Japan, Department of Southeast Asia and Australia. The Department of Korea will teach students Korean language and cultural, historical, economic, social issues... of Korea. Similarly, the Department of China and Japan will teach students Chinese language and cultural, historical, economic, social issues... of Korea and Japan. The Department of Southeast Asia and Australia will teach Thai language in addition to English and cultural, historical, economic, social issues... of Southeast Asian countries. The Department of India will teach English and cultural, historical, economic, social issues... of India. Regarding jobs, you can work at research institutes, training facilities, domestic and foreign enterprises, international organizations related to foreign languages or majors you have studied.Hello teachers. This year I plan to take the entrance exam to the Literature Department of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, but I don't know what I can do and where I can work after graduation?
Dr. Pham Xuan Thach: Students who study Literature after graduation can work in the following fields: 1. Research and teaching literature in high schools, colleges, and universities. 2. Specialists and researchers at research institutes related to the fields of literature, culture, art, and traditional cultural heritage. 3. Officials and specialists in agencies managing and operating culture, literature, and art. 4. Editors in publishing houses. 5. Reporters and editors in press and media agencies. 6. Film and television scriptwriters. 7. Communications and advertising staff in businesses.Hello teachers, I have a question that I would like to have answered. What departments does the Oriental Studies department of the school now train in? Has the Korean language department been separated into a separate Korean Studies department? Thank you teachers.
Dr. Pham Thi Thu Giang: Currently, the Faculty of Oriental Studies consists of 5 departments as follows: Department of Korean Studies, Department of Chinese Studies, Department of Indian Studies, Department of Japanese Studies, Department of Southeast Asia and Australia. One of the characteristics of the Faculty of Oriental Studies is that in addition to foreign languages, it also provides students with knowledge about culture, history, economy, society... of countries in their majors through the method of regional studies. Therefore, the Faculty of Korean is not part of the Faculty of Oriental Studies, but since its establishment (1995) until now, the Faculty of Oriental Studies has only had the Department of Korea (Korean Studies).
Can you explain to me about Han Nom? For example: What will you study and what will you do after graduation?
Mr. Nguyen Phuc Anh - Han Nom Department: The Han Nom major in the Faculty of Literature is a selective major. The main content of the course is related to the development of knowledge related to Han Nom characters and modern Chinese. This is a very good foundation for Han Nom students to learn other languages such as Japanese and Korean. After graduation, most Han Nom students are able to use foreign languages such as Chinese and Han Nom characters well. After graduation, Han Nom students can work: 1. In research agencies and institutes such as: Han Nom Institute, Literature Institute, Philosophy Institute, Religious Institute, Historical Research Institute, Northeast Asia Research Institute, etc. 2. Can work in museums, national archives, cultural departments under provinces and other cultural and tourism management consulting agencies. 3. Can participate in teaching literature and history at junior high schools and high schools. 4. A large number of Han Nom students after graduation, thanks to their strong Chinese language skills, choose to study abroad after graduation. 5. Some Han Nom students, thanks to their language advantage, have switched to other fields related to economic and cultural exchange between Vietnam and China. 6. Capable Han Nom students have the opportunity to be accepted to work in universities such as the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, the University of Education and local universities... 7. Some Han Nom students, thanks to their abilities, have switched to artistic activities such as calligraphy and traditional painting. Some others have switched to work in the fields of Oriental medicine and spiritual science.I plan to take the exam for Han Nom major. I have researched the training program and found that although this is an interesting major, it is quite difficult because there are too many Confucian classics. If I become a Han Nom major student, what skills will I have after graduation and what jobs will I take on?
Mr. Nguyen Phuc Anh: Regarding the fact that students majoring in Han Nom must study many subjects related to Confucian classics, we would like to answer as follows. Confucianism and Confucian classics have a great influence on Han Nom books. Most of the Han Nom books that exist today were compiled by Confucian scholars. Therefore, in order to understand Han Nom books, students majoring in Han Nom must be equipped with a deep level of knowledge related to Confucian classics and Confucian culture. This program does not aim to train Confucian classics researchers but aims to support students after graduation to be able to read and translate Han Nom books better.Can you give me a specific example of the work of Literature graduates after graduation?
Dr. Pham Xuan Thach: Thank you very much for your question. There are many examples for you to visualize the work of students of the Faculty of Literature after graduation. Currently, many former students of the Faculty of Literature, although still young (between 30 and 40 years old), are currently holding the position of Deputy Editor-in-Chief of a number of publishing houses such as Literature and Women. Nha Nam Media Company, a unit that has cooperated in publishing many valuable Vietnamese and world literature books in the past ten years, also has leaders who are former students of the Faculty of Literature. Their extensive knowledge of Vietnamese and world literature has enabled them to apply it to the work of editors or to guide publishing businesses. The ability to assess the value of a literary work provided in school has helped them a lot as literary editors. Another example is that many literature students are currently working as screenwriters for film and television. Just a short time after being supplemented with knowledge about screenwriting, these students applied the literary and cultural knowledge learned in school to create scripts that were accepted by the market.Could you briefly introduce the system of knowledge and skills taught in the literature department?
Dr. Pham Xuan Thach: Thank you for your question. Regarding knowledge, in addition to the general knowledge of the group and major such as knowledge of Philosophy, Linguistics, Journalism and Communication, currently, students of the Faculty of Literature are also provided with knowledge of the principles of literary theory, Vietnamese literature from ancient to contemporary, literature of some countries and regions directly related to Vietnamese literature, general knowledge of art. These are compulsory knowledge, in addition, students can also choose knowledge related to the fields they are interested in such as knowledge of literary and artistic criticism theory, writing literary and film scripts, theater, skills in composing some genres of literature and journalism, literary research skills. We should not imagine that studying literature is just memorizing or composing poems and short stories, even, composing is just a skill. One of the most important skills that students of the Faculty of Literature must master is the ability to analyze, evaluate, and evaluate literary phenomena from authors, works to trends. In addition, writing scripts, teaching literature or writing articles about literature and art are also skills that students can choose to be equipped with.Let me ask: in the book "Things to know" I see that groups A, B, C, D can all take the exam for psychology, but looking online I see that only groups A, C, D can take the exam. Can you tell me exactly which groups can take the exam for the Psychology department?
Mr. Nguyen Van Hong - Training Department: First of all, I must confirm with you that the Psychology major in 2012 will recruit group B students. The information you see online may be outdated or from an unreliable website. To avoid such incorrect information, next time try to visit the website of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities to see the school's enrollment information.I would like to ask the advisory board if it is necessary to write the major code in the registration form or not?
Mr. Nguyen Van Hong: For candidates registering for the entrance exam to the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, in the registration form, after filling in the "Major Name" section, leave the "Major" section blank without having to fill in any information.
If I study Vietnamese, can I do jobs in the tourism industry?
Dr. Nguyen Thi Nguyet: Vietnamese studies is an interdisciplinary training program that meets social needs. Knowledge from many fields supports each other to create a solid knowledge base for jobs that require a broad social knowledge base. A knowledge base of history, geography, culture, society, Vietnamese tourism and tourism services is essential for those who want to become tour guides or work in the tourism industry. After graduating from Vietnamese studies, students can work as tour guides, design and organize tour programs in domestic and foreign travel companies, cultural, sports and tourism agencies, and museums.Dear teachers, can you tell me if I study Han Nom, can I switch to Chinese after graduation?
Mr. Nguyen Phuc Anh: Absolutely. After studying Han Nom, you will have a good level of modern Chinese. Moreover, you will have more advantages than students of modern Chinese when working with Taiwanese and Hong Kong partners when you can use traditional Chinese characters. When studying Han Nom, you will have the opportunity to study for a double degree at the University of Foreign Languages, Vietnam National University, Hanoi. When graduating, you will have two regular university degrees, one is a degree in Foreign Languages (Chinese), the other is a degree in Han Nom.I really like studying Vietnamese studies. So can I become a researcher of Vietnamese studies?
Dr. Nguyen Thi Nguyet: The Vietnamese Studies major trains students to approach issues related to Vietnam according to each major of history, geography, culture, language, literature, economics, politics... or specific issues about the country, Vietnamese people, Vietnamese culture on all levels or interdisciplinary research, research on Vietnam in the overall history of the formation of the nation, research on Vietnamese culture in the process of historical development, research on Vietnam from many perspectives... Therefore, during the learning process, students will develop a lot of research capacity, so after graduation, students can become researchers, working at Institutes, research centers, at cultural research agencies.Hello teachers. This year I am taking the university entrance exam. I have decided to take the exam for the Oriental Studies department of the school. Teachers, please tell me what are the job opportunities after graduating from Oriental Studies. I want to major in Korean Studies. Teachers, please tell me if students have the right to choose their own major or is it allocated by the department? I am taking the D1 exam. But as far as I know, the School of Social Sciences and Humanities does not accept applications for the D1 exam. So in section 2 of the application, which school should I register for?I would like to sincerely thank the teachers in the advisory board!
MSc. Dinh Viet Hai: Regarding job opportunities and majors in Korean Studies as well as choosing a major, Dr. Pham Thi Thu Giang has answered many other students, so you should read more. Regarding the application form, you submitted it to the University of Foreign Languages, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, but in section 2 of the application, you clearly wrote the school code QHX, the major code of the Oriental Studies major D220213.Dear teachers in the advisory board, I recently got an encouraging score in the national excellent student exam. So if I take the exam and pass all the required subjects, without getting a score of 0 in any subject, and my results are from the university entrance exam score and above, will I be given priority for admission to the Faculty of Journalism and Communications? I hope you can give me some advice!
MSc. Dinh Viet Hai:If you reach the university floor score of the Ministry of Education and Training and have no subjects with a score of 0, you will be given priority for admission to the major you registered to study.1. Hello teacher! In the recent national high school exam, I won third prize in literature. I want to take the exam for the Oriental Studies department of the school. If I win third prize in literature, will I be admitted? If not, what kind of priority will I have? I really hope to receive an answer as soon as possible so that I can decide which school to apply to! Thank you teacher!
2. I recently won second prize in Geography in the national excellent student competition. I would like to ask if I can be directly admitted to any majors at the school?
3. Hello teachers, let me ask, for national excellent geography students from 3rd prize or higher, which majors of the school can they be directly admitted to? Is there a limit on the number?
MSc. Dinh Viet Hai: According to the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training, in 2012, candidates who won national prizes will be admitted directly to the University of Social Sciences and Humanities as follows: - Subjects of Literature: Literature (D220330), Vietnamese Studies (D220113), Journalism (D320101), Literature Pedagogy (D140217), - Subjects of History: History (D220310), Archival Studies (D320303), History Pedagogy (D140218) - English, Russian, Chinese, French: International Studies (D220212). The Chinese major is also considered for admission to the Han Nom major (D220104). Remember to submit your application for direct admission to the Department of Education and Training before June 20, 2012. For details on direct admission and priority admission, please visit the School's website.In 2011 (I am in grade 11), I won 3rd prize in Geography. In 2012, I want to take the entrance exam to the Faculty of Journalism and Communication of the School. What are the priorities for me?
MSc. Dinh Viet Hai: Your 2011 national excellent student exam results are reserved for direct admission in the 2012 university entrance exam. However, according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training, you are not entitled to direct admission to the majors of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, but you are entitled to priority admission to the major you registered to study if you pass the university entrance exam and achieve the minimum score of the Ministry of Education and Training and do not have any subject with a score of 0.Hello teacher! This year I plan to take the C block exam to enter the sociology major of the school. With my average and good academic performance, if I don't get enough points, can I transfer to another major of the school? And if not, can I transfer my results to another school for admission consideration? I hope you can advise me. Thank you teacher!
Mr. Nguyen Van Hong: In this year's entrance exam, if you do not pass the registered major but have an exam score that is at or above the floor score of VNU, you will have the opportunity to register to transfer to another major that still has a quota of the school. In addition, if you do not pass the registered major but have an exam score that is at or above the floor score of the Ministry of Education and Training, you will be given 02 score reports to participate in the next admission rounds.Teachers, can you tell me that your school has a Geography department but why can't I find the department code? And can you tell me about the job opportunities for Geography majors after graduation? I can't decide what the specific job is?
Mr. Nguyen Van Hong: I think you are confusing between Ho Chi Minh University of Social Sciences and Humanities and University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU. Geography is only available at Ho Chi Minh University of Social Sciences and Humanities. Therefore, you need to contact the admissions department of Ho Chi Minh University of Social Sciences and Humanities to find out more information.Dear teachers, let me ask: In the application form, in section 2, there are 2 blanks that need to be filled in: major and major. I decided to take the Sociology exam at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. So how can I fill in the major section? And I am taking the D4 exam. So after entering the school, can I continue to study Chinese?
Mr. Nguyen Van Hong: In the major name section, you clearly write the name of the major you registered for, which is Sociology. As for the "major", you do not need to write anything because for majors with sub-majors, the major assignment will be considered after enrollment if that major has sub-majors. Sociology does not have any specific regulations on foreign language learning, so when you are admitted to the school, you can absolutely continue to study Chinese. Good luck.Dear teachers, I would like to ask how much is the tuition fee of your school? Does your school lend money to students to support their studies?
Mr. Nguyen Van Hong: According to the Government's Regulations on the ceiling of tuition fees for public schools in the 2012-2013 school year, the highest tuition fee for students of the School is 420,000 VND/month (except for students of the high-quality and international language programs which have separate regulations and the tuition fee of the Tourism and Travel Services Management program is 480,000 VND/month). It is said to be the highest because the School has not yet issued specific regulations on the tuition fee level of the School.Author:cmp
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