Visiting four renowned female scientists from Hanoi University.

These four women are renowned female scientists who have made significant contributions to research and teaching at the former Hanoi University and the later University of Social Sciences and Humanities.

Visiting Professor, Doctor, and People's Teacher Hoang Thi Chau - the first female professor in the field of Linguistics in Vietnam. She is one of the few female scientists to be honored with the State Prize for Science and Technology in 2005.

Professor Hoang Thi Chau graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Linguistics from Lomonosov University (Russian Federation) in 1962 and received her PhD in Linguistics from Humboldt University (German Democratic Republic) in 1980. She was the Head of the Linguistics Department, Faculty of Linguistics, Hanoi University from 1983 to 1993. An expert in dialects, toponymy, and historical linguistics, Professor Hoang Thi Chau lectured at Humboldt University (German Democratic Republic) (1975-1980) and Peking University (China) (1996-1997). She was the first female professor of Vietnamese linguistics and was awarded the State Prize for Science and Technology in 2005 for her work.Vietnamese language across the country(1989).

Listening to information about the school's activities from Associate Professor Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan, Professor Dr. Hoang Thi Chau shared: Managing and developing human resources in a university is always a strenuous and difficult task. And it is innovation, and especially the constant pursuit of new knowledge, that will make the school stronger. Despite her advanced age, she still dedicates time each day to continue researching Vietnamese culture and language, hoping to soon complete her research project on the Vietnamese language and methods of learning Vietnamese.

Visiting Associate Professor Pham Thi Tam, a Meritorious Teacher. She is an expert in Vietnamese history and cultural history.

Associate Professor Pham Thi Tam works at the Department of Ancient and Medieval Vietnamese History, Faculty of History, Hanoi University. She specializes in research on the history of resistance against foreign invaders, Vietnamese history, and Vietnamese cultural history. Her notable research works include:History of the feudal system in Vietnam, 1962 (written a chapter);Some observations on privately owned land in Vietnam during the Ly and Tran dynasties., and especiallyThe resistance war against the Mongol invasion in the 13th century(co-authored with Professor Ha Van Tan) - this book "has become one of the classic works of Vietnamese history... praised by renowned scholars Hoang Xuan Han and Hoai Thanh and considered 'a masterpiece of history'" (late Associate Professor, Doctor of Science, Meritorious Teacher Nguyen Hai Ke). This work was awarded the First Science and Technology Prize of Vietnam National University, Hanoi - 2006.

Given her poor health, Vice Principal Hoang Anh Tuan encouraged her and wished her to remain optimistic and focus on her treatment.

Visiting and paying respects to People's Teacher Le Hong Sam

Professor Lê Hồng Sâm was the Deputy Head of the Department of Foreign Literature, Faculty of Linguistics and Literature (1965-1970); and Head of the Department of French Literature (Hanoi University) (1970-1988). She is an expert on French literature and was awarded the Order of the Academic Palms by the French Government in 2013 for her contributions in this field.

Professor Lê Hồng Sâm shared with the university's leadership representatives her memories of studying and researching at Hanoi University during the war period, and also mentioned that she continued her professional research, wrote articles, and maintained connections with friends who were scientists at universities in France.

Congratulations to Associate Professor and Meritorious Teacher Dang Thi Hanh on November 20th!

Associate Professor Dang Thi Hanh is an expert in French and Western literature. She received the Order of the Academic Palms of the French Republic in 2013. In response to the university's attention to its veteran teachers, Associate Professor Dang Thi Hanh expressed her gratitude and wished the university continued growth and success in maintaining its position as a leading academic center for social sciences and humanities in Vietnam.