The Rector receives the delegation from Jindal Global University (India).

Rector Pham Quang Minh gave a brief introduction to the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. Established in 1945, the University is currently a leading prestigious university in Vietnam for research and training in the social sciences and humanities. The University offers 24 undergraduate programs, 40 master's programs, and 31 doctoral programs. The training programs range from basic sciences such as History, Literature, Sino-Vietnamese Studies, Linguistics, and Philosophy, to highly applied fields such as Journalism, Public Relations, Hotel and Tourism Management, Management Science, Social Work, Psychology, and Office Management. The Faculty of Oriental Studies – which includes a program in Indian Studies – currently leads the entire university in terms of the number of students enrolled.

Next, the two leaders discussed current issues facing the social sciences, such as the fact that some fields that were once highly developed in the past, like Philosophy, History, and Literature, no longer hold their current prominence. Some newer fields of study, such as Politics, Anthropology, and Religion, also do not receive much attention from students because they lack a clear understanding of these disciplines. Professor Pham Quang Minh expressed his hope that the two universities would cooperate to address these issues.

Associate Professor Kalyani Unkule expressed her delight at the development of Indian Studies training at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. She also suggested establishing an Indian cultural center at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, as well as a Vietnamese cultural center at Jindal University.

At the end of the working session, representatives from both sides signed a Memorandum of Friendship and Cooperation. Accordingly, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities and Jindal University agreed to promote cultural exchange activities, joint training and research exchanges, and scholarship programs for students between the two universities.

Representatives from both sides signed the Memorandum of Friendship and Cooperation.

Professor Pham Quang Minh presents a commemorative gift to Associate Professor Kalyani Unkule.

Jindal Global University is a non-profit university established by the government of Haryana, India. Jindal is one of the few universities in Asia to maintain a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:13, employing faculty from India and around the world with excellent academic qualifications and extensive experience. Jindal is a research-oriented university with eight constituent schools offering programs in Law, Journalism and Communication, Architecture, Arts and Humanities, Public Policy, International Studies, Economics, and Finance and Banking.