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The first students to receive the Master's degree in International Communication Management

Tuesday - October 31, 2017 03:13
On October 30, 2017, the Faculty of Journalism and Communication and the University of Stirling (UK) awarded the Master of International Media Management degrees to the first graduates of the program.

 

The Master of Communication Management program has been jointly implemented in Vietnam by the University of Social Sciences and Humanities and the University of Stirling since 2015. The program aims to help Vietnamese communication managers and communication specialists improve their professionalism in their work and respond to the strong changes and constant competition in the current economic context, while providing students with a solid career foundation in the communication industry. The training content follows the standard program being taught at the University of Stirling - the first and leading training institution for the Master of Communication Management in the UK - and has been adjusted to suit the actual development requirements of the communication industry in Vietnam. All modules in the program are taught by leading professors and lecturers of the University of Stirling and Vietnamese lecturers as assistants. In addition, each module includes specialized news reports by Vietnamese communication experts or field trips to prestigious media agencies and units. Although it has only been implemented for 2 years, the Program has attracted the attention of learners, especially the communication leaders of large companies and corporations. The course content is evaluated as not only providing basic knowledge about communication but also providing practical and modern knowledge about communication management, crisis management...

The first students of the Program took a souvenir photo with Associate Professor, Dr. Dang Thi Thu Huong (Head of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication) and experts from the University of Stirling: Ms. Elizabeth Robertson (Project Manager), Dr. Eddy Borges (Director of the Master of International Communication Management Program), Professor Richard Oram (Head of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities)

Associate Professor, Dr. Dang Thu Huong (Head of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication): The Master of Media Management program was implemented and achieved initial success thanks to the determination and support of professors from the University of Stirling, the support from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities and the continuous efforts of the students. We hope that this course will bring you 3 values: knowledge - vision - confidence. With updated and new knowledge from leading experts from the UK, you can completely face the challenges of your future career and have optimal solutions to contribute to bringing positive changes to the appearance of the Journalism and Communication industry in Vietnam.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan (Vice Principal of the School): The Master of Communication Management program is one of the typical programs in the training cooperation activities of the School with prestigious partners in the world. Every beginning is difficult, but the Faculty of Journalism and Communication has always strived to build a quality training program that meets the requirements of learners and also follows the current development direction of the School. The School looks forward to having more such quality training programs implemented at the Faculty.

Dr. Mai Duc Loc (Vice President of the Vietnam Journalists Association): Congratulations to the Faculty of Journalism and Communication for marking another new milestone in the development of the unit. The Faculty is not only the cradle of journalism and communication training in the country but also continues to be a pioneer in international training cooperation in this field. This is a necessary activity to help improve the qualifications and capacity of human resources working in the industry, meeting the increasingly high demands of the current Vietnamese journalism and communication industry.

Dr. Eddy Borges (Director of the Master of International Communication Management Program): For you, this will be an important stepping stone to bring you closer to career opportunities and realize your dreams. Despite many difficulties, you have shown your curiosity and efforts to overcome difficulties to successfully complete your studies and research. Information is the lifeblood of human social and cultural development. You are holding the skills to manage the flow of information and grasp trends. This course also brings awareness: there are no more barriers in a globalized society and that motivates you to expand your development capabilities on a global scale and join the Stirling student community in 120 countries. I am also very pleased that the cooperation between the two universities has brought initial results. Our goal is to continue to promote the development of this program as one of the typical cooperation activities of the two universities. This will be the premise for further strategic cooperation between the two schools.

New Master Nguyen Truong Quy, on behalf of the students, expressed his gratitude to the teachers and the School: The course has great spiritual significance for me personally, helping me remove my own mental barriers and creating motivation for new plans in the future. We have achieved initial results thanks to the enthusiastic support and inspiration from the lecturers of the University of Stirling and the lecturers of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication.

The programme is taught entirely in English and adheres to the rigorous standards of the University of Stirling. The thesis is assessed by three foreign professors to ensure fairness.

Many students shared that at first, they encountered many difficulties: language barriers, having to absorb academic knowledge, and the pressure of studying and working at the same time. In addition, because the teaching method emphasizes independence in thinking and work, requiring a lot of reading and self-study, forcing students to make an effort to change themselves. However, the results achieved are completely worth the effort.

The students of the first course are mostly managers in the field of journalism and communication, senior personnel in charge of communication at enterprises, lecturers and people working in different professional fields but interested in and love this field. In the photo is architect and writer Nguyen Truong Quy - one of the students receiving the degree of the first course. He currently works at Tre Publishing House.

Students with joy on the day of receiving their diplomas

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