Occupation: International Studies

Work in a challenging yet exciting environment. Access to opportunities to explore new lands and cultures. Be honored and proud to be an important contributor to protecting the interests of the country, and act as a bridge to promote Vietnamese culture to the world.Jobs and tasks to be performed: Representing the country and government in carrying out foreign affairs, including: Announcing the state's foreign policies and decisions; Negotiating agreements; Signing diplomatic documents; Participating in international conferences; Supporting the training and management of diplomatic staff.Requirements on capacity and personality:

• Passionate patriotism, strong character, high sense of responsibility;
• High level of knowledge and expertise;
• Effective Communication and Building Trust;
• Sensitive, delicate, proactive, flexible;
• Know how to build consensus.

Recruitment agencies and units: Foreign affairs agencies of the Party and State such as the Central Foreign Affairs Commission, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Department of Foreign Affairs of provinces and cities, foreign affairs offices of agencies and enterprises; International organizations...Career prospects: In the context of the country's increasingly deep integration process, the need for international cooperation is increasingly urgent. This is an opportunity for International Studies graduates to demonstrate their abilities and contribute their efforts to that dynamic and courageous process.

With the knowledge and skills equipped, International Studies graduates are capable of performing the work of a real journalist, especially the ability to do well on news pages related to international issues.Specific tasks and duties:

• Edit international cultural, political and economic news;
• Program editor;
• Conduct interviews;
• Make a report;
• Hosted in Vietnamese and English.

Requirements on capacity and personality:

• Have a strong character;
• Good professional skills;
• Independent thinking and judgment;
• Perseverance and grip;
• Honesty and Objectivity;
• Dynamic and artistic communication

Recruitment agency:

• Local TV stations;
• Voice of Vietnam;
• Newspapers, magazines;
• Electronic Newspaper;
• PR department of enterprises.

Career prospects: The development of the country's economy has increasingly improved the living standards of the people. Along with the improvement of the quality of life, the need for learning and entertainment has increased dramatically. Providing information has become an important channel to meet that rich and diverse spiritual need. This is an opportunity for International Studies graduates to apply the knowledge they have acquired to participate in one of the attractive and interesting professions: journalism.

Skill subjects such as Business Administration, Foreign Trade, Public Relations, etc. are taught to establish the ability to organize work of each individual. Managing and operating business activities or development support projects of different scales, therefore, are within the ability of an International Studies bachelor.Specific tasks and jobs to be performed:

• Perform administrative work;
• Overall management or management of each part of the business, development projects…;
• Establish and handle internal and external relationships;
• Project planning, control and coordination.

Requirements on capacity and personality:

• Work management and organization skills;
• Human resource and communication skills;
• Ability to work at high intensity and withstand work pressure;
• Ability to work independently;
• Ability to work in teams with different cultures and nationalities.

Recruitment agency:

• Enterprises and production facilities at home and abroad.
• Economic organizations.

Career prospects: Integration into a highly competitive world requires businesses to have a better team. Therefore, the demand for workers with skills that meet recruitment requirements is currently very high. This is an opportunity for international graduates to participate in fields with great potential for development.

• Training institutions such as colleges, universities, etc. (as lecturers teaching subjects on international relations, history and culture, international economics, etc.);
• Research institutions such as the Institute of World Economics and Politics, the Institute of American Studies, the Institute of European Studies, etc. (to work as researchers on global issues, relations between countries, regions and international organizations, etc.);
• Domestic and foreign non-governmental organizations (undertaking secretarial work, project coordination), especially foreign organizations of countries such as the US, European Union...;
• Manufacturing and business enterprises (Sales department staff; Public relations, Market research...);