Pictures speak louder than words

The photos are displayed according to 3 main themes:

- The efforts of the teachers and students of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication in the hours of hard work in class, in the hours of practical work, field trips, internships at newspapers, in the locality... Some other photos record the academic activities, international cooperation of the Faculty with leading universities, foreign experts such as the Project to improve the capacity of young journalists... Many students of the Faculty, due to their good academic results and capacity, also have the opportunity to intern at newspaper offices abroad. The photos not only evoke a feeling of intimacy and closeness to many students of Journalism and Communication, but also reflect the steps of movement and development to innovate and improve the quality of Journalism - Communication training in the direction of modernity and integration.

Photo reportage "Fighting the fire" - author Nguyen Khanh, reporter for Tuoi Tre Newspaper, student of K52 Faculty of Journalism and Communication

- Award-winning photos and impressive photo works by former students of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication during their work. This exhibition impresses viewers with the power of press photos in reflecting the reality of life and praising the beauty of people in everyday life. These are the photo reportage "Fighting the Fire" - B prize in the press photo category, National Press Award 2013 by author Nguyen Khanh (Tuoi Tre Newspaper); photo reportage about the rescue of 7-year-old Tu Anh who fell into a deep well in Binh Duong by Hua Phuong (Soha.net Newspaper); photo reportage "Wedding with wine, water, soot and mud" about the wedding customs of ethnic people in Lai Chau region by author Tran Tuan - First prize in the Press Photo contest with the theme Land and People; Photo reportage “The life of sand on the Perfume River” by author Trong Chinh (Vietnam Pictorial)… In addition, there are news photos of major political and social events of the country such as Party congresses, meetings between Party and State leaders with international politicians… reflecting the diversity in working activities as well as the great contributions of former Journalism and Communication students to society and the country.

Former students of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication work in many areas of life, including many thorny areas.

Photo report "Returning from the dead" by author Viet Dung, reporter for Tuoi Tre newspaper, student of K36 of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication

- The photos record the struggles of the profession, the process of overcoming the difficulties of objective conditions to carry out journalistic works of reporters. This is another perspective behind the glory of journalism. Those are the silent contributions, self-sacrifice and passion for the profession. Viewers have access to photos recording the moments when reporters work in court or cross forests and wade through streams to approach the scene of a murder case in the mountains to investigate, the scene of reporters wading in water to participate in reporting and providing relief to people in Chuong My district (old Ha Tay) during the historic flood in 2008...

The struggle and dedication of journalists

Simple but sharp, expressive, the photo exhibition is a thorough and comprehensive look at the journalism profession in both its glorious and thorny aspects. The photo exhibition also helps to highlight the beauty of the journalism industry; of journalists and reporters - those who have connected vividly, positively and emotionally with the ups and downs of life, with all the passion in their hearts to contribute to creating a better society. The Faculty of Journalism and Communication is proud to be one of the two largest journalism training centers in the country, providing high-quality human resources in journalism and communication to serve society and the country for over 25 years.

Familiar images for former Journalism and Communication students: teachers, classrooms, passionate hours of study in the lecture hall, internships, reality... This is the cradle that has given wings to the dreams of thousands of Journalism and Communication students.

The knowledge acquired at this school is the basic premise for them to confidently enter the media industry, conquer employers, promote passion, ambition and achieve success in their careers.