mainocanh2310@...: Internship opportunities abroad for hotel and restaurant managementReply: You can see a lot of announcements about internship opportunities abroad in the field of hotel and restaurant management. Particularly at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, for the past 3 years, each year on average 12-15 students have the opportunity to do internships in Singapore. Most of them are students of the Faculty of Tourism.
keo.192@...: Dual degree duration?Reply: The duration of a dual degree should be understood in two aspects: - Maximum duration of the course: Students studying a dual degree are only recognized as having graduated when they are still within the maximum duration of the first major (6 years). For example: You enrolled in 2008 in the Journalism major and the maximum time for you to graduate from the Journalism major is 2014 and this is also the maximum time for you to graduate with a dual degree in Tourism and Travel Services Management. - Study time: Students studying from the third semester to the seventh semester of the first major are eligible to study a dual degree. For example, at this time, the 2009 class still has the opportunity to register for a dual degree, while the 2011 class has begun the opportunity to register for a dual degree. Dual degree students study with students of the first major of the Tourism Faculty or can study in separate classes depending on the time and class size. Dual degree students will increase their studies during the summer semester, so if you do a dual degree, you will have a harder time because you will hardly have a summer break, but in reality, the dual degree study time will be shorter.
nguyenhong.vnhk55@...: What will the future and job opportunities of this industry be like?Reply: Please see the 2012 University Admissions Handbook of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, which has an ebook version on the University's website - http://ussh.vnu.edu.vn
thuyan0289@...: Are the job opportunities for students majoring in tourism and travel services management promising in the future?Reply: The global economic downturn has affected the growth of all industries, but the tourism industry is still growing well. In the first 6 months of 2012, the number of international visitors to Vietnam still increased by 13.9% compared to the same period in 2011. You can see more information at this address http://www.vietnamtourism.gov.vn/index.php?cat=1001&itemid=11601 With such a growth rate and the presence of a series of large international corporations in the hotel and resort industry, it shows that the job opportunities for students in this industry are increasingly high and attractive.
hoangtuyenxhh@...: Let me ask, I am studying Sociology, 4th year at University of Social Sciences and Humanities, can I study for a second degree in Tourism and Travel Services Management?Reply: You have only one chance left to register before September 29, 2012.
thuhuong.5591@...: - How many years does it take to study for a dual degree?Reply: Please see the answers above. - I am a final year student, so can I register to submit an application?
sarangb_yn166@...: How long does it take to complete a second major?Reply: Please see the answers above. In addition, of the first 20 students who graduated with a double degree in this major in 2012, there were actually students who started studying the double degree in the third year of the first major and graduated with the double degree after graduating with the first major after only 1 semester. The time to complete the course depends on the student himself.
ngocanh.vnu91@...: What are the career opportunities for this major?Reply: Please see the answer above.
Bluesky_doanhngoc@...: -How many credits do students have to accumulate for this dual degree?Reply: - The number of credits for students studying a dual degree for students in different first majors is different. Please see details at: http://dt.ussh.edu.vn - I am a final year student, if I study, will it affect my learning progress and internships? - Your question is very interesting. Imagine that you are now eligible to register for a course and it is the only opportunity. After being admitted, the Training Department encourages you to register for a dual degree with a moderate amount of load in this first semester and even, if really necessary, reserve it for the second semester to focus on graduating from the first major and then focus fully on the dual degree training program.
damdong27@...: What is the main development direction of the hotel industry in the future?Reply:
kenh2781993@...: I want to know how many credits do I need to study for this major?Reply: Please see the answer already given.
luongtuyet.tnhp@...: where is the school location?Reply: Dual degree students study at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities and can also study at the school of the first major (if you are a student of the University of Foreign Languages)
nguyenyenk56tamlyhoc@...: What are my career opportunities when studying this major?Reply: Please see the answer above.
bingo2708@...: Is the class schedule likely to overlap with the first major's schedule?Reply: This is an interesting issue for students of the second major. Apart from the summer semester, it is difficult to have any “conflicts” with the timetable, but in the main semesters, if you want to avoid colliding with the first semester timetable, you have to study in the evening, on weekends… or you have to have good skills to register for both the first and second majors during the study time of the week from period 1 to period 10.
khieungoank54dph@...: How much is the tuition for the entire course?ReplyTuition is paid by credit, the tuition fee is 250,000 VND/credit.
builan1702@...: teachers, let me ask you,Reply: Both of your questions have been answered above. Please read on. -If we study a double degree in tourism, can we register our own courses to suit our schedule? -How long will it take us to complete the course? Thank you!
anhvanthihoang.1993@...: - How long does it take to study this major?Reply: Both of your questions have been answered above. Please read on. - How many credits do you need to study?
duybangpsy@...: - I read in the student handbook that: the deadline to complete the second major is after 2 years, or 4 semesters, of graduating from the first major. So I am a final year student, so if I study for a double major in tourism and travel services management now, can I graduate in 2 years?Reply: - Your first question is calculated like this: about 90 credits for the remaining 6 semesters, which is an average of 16 credits/semester, not including 2 summer semesters. So you can completely graduate. - What are my job opportunities if I finish studying tourism and travel services management? Because it has always been very difficult to find a job in the management industry? - Please see details here http://ussh.vnu.edu.vn/pub/Cam%20nang%20tuyen%20sinh%202012%20cua%20VNU-USSH.pdf
daothitrai.bg@...: For literature majors, is it possible to study a double degree in Tourism and Travel Services Management?Reply: The school has a dual degree program in Tourism and Travel Services Management for students of ALL majors in the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. This is the latest decision just signed by the school.
ltthutrang75@...: -Job opportunities after completing the course?Reply: - Job opportunities have been answered above. - What are the advantages for students studying a double degree? - The biggest advantage is that you have a foundation of knowledge, skills, and learning methods in the first major, especially knowledge of social sciences and humanities, which is especially necessary and valuable for those working in tourism. That is an advantage that cannot be obtained by students who do not study a double degree. The second advantage is that the Faculty of Tourism has been training in a double degree for the fourth year, so a lot of experience in organizing training and supporting students has been accumulated. The third advantage is that the School and the Faculty of Tourism have close relationships with many corporations and businesses in the field of tourism and travel, so it is not only favorable for training but also for creating job opportunities for students. The fourth advantage is that the growth rate of the tourism industry is still good and job opportunities come to you while you are still studying. Those are the basic advantages that students studying a dual degree in Tourism and Travel Services Management have.
huongtrang.k55.qtvp@...: _What are the opportunities and challenges when studying this major?Reply: Opportunities have been mentioned above, challenges have been mentioned about the schedule, now I would like to share more challenges as follows: - Tuition: Dual degree students do not have state budget funding like other full-time students. Therefore, your tuition will be a challenge that you need to pay attention to. - Life balance: Studying will be very hard. The pressure is not small, you will have to face the issue of life balance more wisely.
nguyenhieu.hello@...: Besides studying at school, we need to study outside. So which places create the best learning conditions for us without spending much money???Reply: Your question is really interesting. You just didn't say what you mean by needing to study outside, so I can only share that there are many free online learning sites on the internet and there is another extremely useful free learning that you can always have, which is SELF-STUDY.
dung.ulis2807@...: Does the school enroll students in a dual degree program in management science this year?Reply: If it is 2012, then no. But for the 2012-2013 school year, then definitely yes. That means it will be implemented in the second semester, 2012-2013.
hienphuong299@...: - Studying tourism, besides going on tours, what are the interesting points that the major brings that can be applied to future life? I sincerely thank you!Reply: Your question is really good. Because you said the application for future life is too broad, difficult to define, so I temporarily understand that for your future life there are a few things: - It is a profession so it brings income to your life - Because you travel a lot, your knowledge is constantly expanding... - Because you travel a lot, you have a lot to share with others... - (and) I will leave it for you to learn more.
09030373@...: Career opportunities in the Tourism and Travel Services Management industry?Reply: Please see the answers above.
park_yoochun2001@...: - Training program frameworkReply: For training programs, please visit http://dt.ussh.edu.vn - Job opportunities
hoa.xu.9@...: Do students have many job opportunities in the tourism industry after graduation?Reply:Please see the answers above.
dothanhliem.92@...: Will studying a double major have a positive effect on the history major I'm studying?Reply: Oh, your question is great. I really like this question. Just think, when you have a double degree in tourism and then work, especially as a tour guide, you will see your history in a wonderful way. Moreover, you will see how wonderful the applications of knowledge from History are in life. I really hope you will study a double degree in Tourism and Travel Services Management and then share with me what you have learned. Good luck!
kieutrang0208@...: - Students can choose the foreign language they want to learn or just learn EnglishReply: The question about foreign languages is also really interesting for those who work in training. Students of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities studying a dual degree in Tourism and Travel Services Management will study 6 credits of specialized foreign languages (except for students majoring in Oriental Studies, International Studies, and Vietnamese Studies) and then, if there are enough students studying French and Chinese, specialized foreign language classes will be opened in these languages. - How is the timetable arranged, how is the course registration process? - The timetable will be calculated so that students can study and study well in both majors. Students register for courses during the registration periods of regular students, but later there will be separate periods for dual degree students if students have a need.
Dark0m3ga@...: - I would like to know more information about the learning process and career orientation during and after graduating from the tourism and travel management major. Thank you very much.Reply: Please be specific. It's hard to answer your question. Thanks!
thu.nguyen93hp@...: Job opportunities for students majoring in tourism, service and travel managementReply: Please see the answer above.
tranhauhpt@...: Opportunities and difficulties for students majoring in tourism??Reply: Please see the answer above.
maimaimituot@...: My English level is not very good, should I study for a double degree with a foreign language university?Reply: Oh, if you are bad, you should learn it, but learning a foreign language and studying a foreign language major are different. You should learn a foreign language, but you SHOULD NOT study a foreign language major if you are really bad because then you will have a second degree…. not as good, or even no degree at all….
Hocjlanky17@...: Job opportunities after graduation?Reply: Please see the answer above.
duyennguyen011g2@...: Besides tourism, does the school of social sciences and humanities recruit any other dual degrees and when is the specific time?Reply: Semester II, 2012 - 2013, the School is expected to enroll in Journalism, Management Science, and International Studies.
tranminhmanh.arsenal@...: After completing the course, students can receive 2 degrees, which means the degree they are studying and a double degree. Does studying a double degree affect the results of the major they are studying?Reply: You asked if studying a double degree affects the major you are studying, the answer is: - It is necessary to distinguish between positive and negative impacts - For positive impacts, please refer to the answer for dothanhliem.92@ above - For negative impacts, it must be understood as making it difficult for the first major in that you cannot spend all your time after class in major 1 to study major 1 but have to share it with major 2. Then the funds you have must be divided between the 2 majors...
thanhnga.k54ls@...: If the maximum time for the first major is 6 years but I still haven't finished the second major, can I continue studying? If not, what will happen?Reply: If you do not complete your studies within the maximum time limit, you will not be recognized as a graduate, but you will be certified for everything you have learned and achieved.
Tran Thi Ngoc Anh @ 20:15, 20/09/2012 Dear teachers, I really want to attend the consultation session, but it is scheduled for the morning of September 25, which is Tuesday, and most students have classes scheduled that day. So I hope that the teachers can consider and reschedule it to Saturday. Thank you very much!Reply: I welcome your suggestion. You should have such an opinion. It is true that when calculating the implementation time, the Project Manager did not pay attention to this. So to compensate, you can just ask questions and the Project Manager will answer or please come to room 604A, building E to meet the Teacher, we will discuss thoroughly.
Pham Ngoc Thuy @ 20:22, September 20, 2012 Dear teachers, I would like to ask if I want to study for a double degree like that, if in the first year I study another major like law, can I study for a second degree in service management and tourism?Reply:Currently, our school does not have a dual degree program with the Law major.
Tran Thi Thu Trang @ 20:57, 20/09/2012 Teacher, can you tell me about the admission subjects? In the admission subjects section, it says - Have at least 40 credits of subjects in the first major training program that match the list of subjects of the dual degree training program (appendix attached to this announcement) but I can't find the appendix. Teacher, can you give me the appendix? Thank you.Reply: Oh, I'm so sorry. Please check the Training Department's website - http://dt.ussh.edu.vn - however, if you want to check whether you are eligible for admission or not, I will answer right away that the Training Department has reviewed and students of all majors of the school can study for a double degree in Tourism and Travel Services Management.
Nguyen Thi Duyen @ 23:50, September 20, 2012 I would like to know if, in addition to the dual degree training in Tourism and Travel Services Management, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities also offers dual degrees in any other majors? And when is the admission review period? Thank you very much!ReplyPlease see the answers above.
Thu Ha @ 18:24, 21/09/2012 Hello teachers! I know that in addition to recruiting students for a double degree in tourism, your school also recruits students for 3 other majors: Journalism and Communications, Management Science and International Studies. So when will the school start recruiting students? Because I see that the tourism major has a specific plan but the other majors have not seen anything yet, we are also very impatient. I hope the teachers can help answer. Thank you very much!!!ReplyPlease see the answers above.
Bui Lan @ 00:07, 22/09/2012 Dear teachers, I am Lan, a student at the University of Foreign Languages. Can you tell me where I can see the curriculum for the dual degree program in tourism? If I am admitted to the dual degree program of the university, can we choose our own subjects and study time like the form of credit registration to fit the study schedule at the foreign language school? Thank you.Reply: Please see the answers above and view the training program on the Training Department's website.
Nguyen Thi Phuong @ 09:13, 23/09/2012 I am currently a second year student at the University of Foreign Languages - VNU, I am very interested and want to study more about the tourism and travel service management major of the university. So let me ask about the program content of the major including semesters, internships, credits... and career prospects after graduation. I sincerely thank you.Reply: Please see the answers above and view the training program on the Training Department's website.
Nam @ 16:42, 23/09/2012 Dear teachers, I am a 4th year student of the International Studies Department. I would like to ask the following questions: 1. Does my first major meet the requirement of 40 credits that is the same as the second major? 2. Will the classes be held during the day or in the evening? How long is the training period for the second major expected to last? Am I eligible to be recognized as having graduated from this second major when the requirement is "must be within the maximum course duration of the first major"? Thank you!ReplyPlease see the answers above.
Dinh Thi Thanh Nga @ 20:08, 24/09/2012 Dear teachers, I am a 4th year student majoring in archaeology in the history department. I want to study for a double degree in QTDVDL and LH, but my first major requires me to do an internship for about 2 weeks in mid-December. Will this affect my eligibility to take the final exam for my second major? Thank you!Reply: Your question will be handled in a way that ensures priority for the first industry.
Bui Lan @ 01:11, September 25, 2012 Dear teacher, I would like to ask you, if I start studying for a dual degree in my 3rd year, how many years do I have to study to pass? Thank you Ngoc Anh @ 09:35, September 25, 2012 What are the internship opportunities abroad for the International Relations & International Relations major? Bich Hang @ 09:37, September 25, 2012 How long does it take to study for a dual degree? I am a student at your school, can I study with regular students? Nguyen Hong @ 09:41, September 25, 2012 I would like to ask, what are the future and job opportunities for this major?Reply: Please see the answers to the questions above.
Hung Phong @ 09:44, September 25, 2012 As far as I know, the Tourism industry has 2 majors: Travel and Hotel, so can I study both majors or only one major?Reply: Yes, but the official transcript requires you to choose a major to write.
Huong Tho @ 09:52, September 25, 2012 Will the class schedule overlap with the first major's schedule? How will the overlap be resolved?Reply: I see the answers above.
Ha @ 09:54, September 25, 2012 Teacher, can you tell me about the study time? Will the dual tourism degree be studied in the evening or can I register to study during the day and on the weekend to suit my study schedule for major 1? What if I can't study in the evening?Reply: I see the answers above.
Tran Thi Thu Trang @ 10:13, September 25, 2012 Dear teachers, can I ask if the dual degree requires evening classes? Are there any other hours besides evening classes? If I am busy in the evening, can I make up for it in another session? Regarding credit registration, will it be included in the first degree or will it be calculated separately? And will the maximum and minimum number of credits registered remain the same? Thank you!Reply: I see the answers above.INVITE YOU TO CONTINUEASK QUESTIONS HERE.
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