Occupation: Philosophy

Teaching philosophical sciencesPhilosophy; Principles of Marxism-Leninism, History of Philosophy, Logic, Religious Studies, Ethics and Aesthetics...Request:

• Good moral character and firm ideological stance.
• Enthusiastic and eager to share knowledge and understanding with others.
• Good abstract thinking skills, a solid grasp of philosophical concepts, and a basic understanding of the sciences.
• The ability to fluently and clearly communicate abstract theoretical concepts and broad knowledge.

Recruiting units:

• The Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics and the system of political schools in localities.
• Departments of Theoretical Education, Philosophy, and Political Theory at universities and colleges nationwide.

Career development prospectsTo become highly qualified experts in their respective fields of teaching (in terms of academic degrees such as PhD, Doctor of Philosophy, and in terms of academic titles such as Associate Professor, Professor of Philosophy).

Conducting fundamental and in-depth research in various fields of Philosophy such as: Eastern Philosophy, Western Philosophy, Logic, Religious Studies, Ethics, Aesthetics, Social Philosophy, Cultural Philosophy, Educational Philosophy, Political Philosophy... Working as an editor for theoretical journals and publishing houses, participating in managing theoretical issues for journals, and disseminating the theories, policies, and guidelines of the Party and State to the general public.Request:

• Passionate about exploring and researching in-depth issues of Philosophy;
• Perseverance, overcoming difficulties, and working diligently.
• Be careful and serious in your work;
• Possesses systemic thinking skills, strong reasoning abilities, and good abstraction and generalization skills. Capable of identifying theoretical problems.

Recruiting unitsInstitute of Philosophy, Institute of Religious Studies, research institutes under the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, Institute of Social Sciences... Central and local Propaganda Departments, Philosophy Journal, Communist Journal, Journal of Religious Studies, Journal of Theoretical Education, National Political Publishing House, Political Theory Publishing House, Education Publishing House, etc.Career development prospectsTo become leading experts in Philosophy and Religious Studies. To participate in the theoretical advisory team for the Party and State (Central Theoretical Council) on the guidelines and directions for national development during the period of integration and reform. To be pioneers in disseminating the correct policies and guidelines of the Party and State, and shaping public opinion.

Participating in leadership and management roles in socio-political organizations and state administrative agencies such as administrative management, public administration, policy planning, etc.Request:

• Confident and decisive;
• A strong sense of self-responsibility;
• The ability to skillfully apply theoretical knowledge to contribute to solving major practical problems.

Recruiting unitsOrganizations within the political system such as Party and government agencies at all levels (Vietnam Fatherland Front, Government Office, etc.), state administrative agencies; trade unions, women's associations, youth unions, etc.Career development prospectsPlato and Confucius both agreed that an ideal society should be governed by philosophers. This assertion can also be interpreted as meaning that good leaders must possess a philosophical vision, and conversely, if you have philosophical knowledge, you are very likely to become a leader in the future.

Philosophy, in its original meaning, means "love of wisdom." From ancient times to the modern era in the West, philosophers were often considered walking encyclopedias, or, to put it simply, "Mr. Know-it-all." Philosophical knowledge is a synthesis of knowledge from many scientific disciplines. Today, the concept of philosophy is generally accepted as a system of the most common and universal principles and laws concerning nature, society, and thought, and the position and role of humankind in the world. Therefore, after studying Philosophy, you can supplement your knowledge in any profession you choose, including business or participation in mass media such as journalism, television and print media editing; business and investment; law; art criticism; science and technology management, etc.