240 outstanding young people at the grassroots level were honored in 2014.

At the awards ceremony, Dr. Nguyen Quang Lieu (Head of the Political and Student Affairs Department) reviewed the achievements that students and young staff of the university in general, and the outstanding young people in particular, had achieved during the 2013-2014 academic year.

The 2013-2014 academic year was a year in which the University continued to promote and improve the effectiveness of undergraduate and postgraduate training. The percentage of students graduating with excellent grades was 1.46%, with good grades 33.53%, and with fair grades 63.43%. There were 139 students who graduated early. For programs under the National University's purview, the percentage of students achieving excellent and good academic performance increased by 7.8%.

Many students have strived in their studies and work, achieving high results such as Pham Doan Phuong (K58 Faculty of Literature, GPA 3.85), Vu Thien Thuy Hien (K56 Faculty of Literature, GPA 3.82), Tran Thi Huyen (K57 Faculty of Oriental Studies, GPA 3.79), Bui Lan Huong (K56 Faculty of Philosophy, GPA 3.78), Nguyen Thi Thuy Anh (K56 Faculty of Psychology, GPA 3.77)... Student Le To Uyen (K58 Faculty of Journalism and Communication), in addition to achieving excellent academic results, also won 6 gold medals and 1 silver medal at the Hai Phong and Hanoi Open Student Sports Dance Competition in 2014.

Professor Nguyen Van Khanh presents certificates of Outstanding Young Face to staff, students, postgraduate students, and doctoral candidates with excellent achievements. / Photo: Tran Minh

Student scientific research activities are closely linked to their studies and have achieved good results. In the 2013-2014 academic year, 23.79% of students participated in scientific research with 976 projects. Among these, one project won the Third Prize in the "Young Scientific Talent" competition of the Ministry of Education and Training, and two projects won the "Student Scientific Research Award of Vietnam National University, Hanoi".

In addition, 1,641 students received academic scholarships and social welfare grants, and 199 students received scholarships sponsored by domestic and international organizations.

For young faculty members, most teachers simultaneously hold multiple positions, encompassing both professional and organizational/administrative responsibilities. However, these young faculty members have achieved remarkable success in both teaching and research. This is reflected in the quantity and quality of lectures, research projects, and scientific articles published in domestic and international scientific journals. 100% of the basic-level research projects undertaken by young faculty members are doctoral and master's degree programs.

Among the 61 new party members, there are 14 young cadres and 47 students, an increase compared to the previous academic year.

At the ceremony, Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Van Kim (Vice Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities) delivered a speech commending the achievements of outstanding young people, affirming that these excellent individuals have made a significant contribution to the overall achievements of the University as exemplary figures, spreading influence and promoting teaching, learning, and research activities in a more positive direction.

Professor Nguyen Van Khanh (Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities) presented certificates to outstanding young people. Among the 240 outstanding young people of the University, there were 195 students, 44 young staff members, and 1 doctoral candidate.