The History Department team won first prize in the "Following the Course of History: Springtime Victory" competition.

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The final round featured four teams that had successfully advanced from the qualifying rounds: the Faculty of History, the Department of Religious Studies, the Faculty of Literature, and the Faculty of Oriental Studies. The four teams participated in the following competitions: warm-up, obstacle course, relay race, and public speaking.

Warm-up: Teams choose one of four question packages and have one member answer.

Obstacle Course: Teams choose a puzzle piece corresponding to a question; each correct answer reveals a puzzle piece. Teams then have the right to press a buzzer to answer the question about the image theme hidden behind the puzzle pieces.

Relay Race: Teams send supporters to play the game, and the winning order is determined by the team's score after correctly answering the questions posed by the program.

Public Speaking: Each team will send one representative to draw a presentation topic. The representative from each team will present their chosen topic for 3 minutes, followed by a question-and-answer session with the judging panel.

At the end of the competition, the History Department team emerged victorious, winning the overall competition.

The "Following the Course of History" competition was first held in 2009 by the Student Union of the Faculty of History. In subsequent years, the competition expanded to the entire university and is held annually to provide a platform for students who love history. This year, the competition is hosted by the Student Union and Student Association of the Faculty of History, starting in mid-April 2018. Each faculty and department's Student Union sends its team to participate in the qualifying round, which involves a multiple-choice test. The four teams with the highest scores advance to the final round.

The competition was organized to commemorate the 87th anniversary of the founding of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and to celebrate the 43rd anniversary of the liberation of Southern Vietnam and the reunification of the country. This is a meaningful and beneficial activity for students, serving as a highly professional platform with a strong imprint of humanities students, thereby contributing to fostering patriotism, national pride, and traditional values ​​among young people.