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The female valedictorian is the author of a key student scientific research topic.

Thursday - August 1, 2024 11:30 PM
(SVVN) Ngoc Lan won first prize in school-level scientific research and had articles published in specialized journals before becoming valedictorian honored by the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
Nguyen Thi Ngoc Lan is one of the 27 valedictorians in the second graduating class of 2024 at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi (VNU-USSH). The female student from Quang Ninh is a student majoring in European Studies, International Studies, Faculty of International Studies.
Ngoc Lan on her university graduation day in early July 2024. Photo: NVCC
Sharing with a reporter from the Vietnamese Student Page of Tien Phong newspaper, Ngoc Lan said: "I feel very happy, honored and proud when my parents went up on stage with me to receive my bachelor's degree and were honored by the school at the graduation ceremony."
 
Lan and her father were honored to receive flowers and graduation certificates from Prof. Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan - Principal (right cover) and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dang Thi Thu Huong - Vice Principal of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities (left cover)
During her university years, thanks to the encouragement of lecturers and the environment that promoted scientific research, the girl born in 2002 soon participated in this activity. Lan won first prize (2023) and second prize (2021) at the school level in the student scientific research competition.
Previously, Lan's thesis "UK's 'Global Britain' Strategy (2016-2022)", guided by Associate Professor Dr. Bui Hong Hanh, was selected as a key student scientific research topic of VNU-USSH for the 2022-2023 academic year and was evaluated as excellent after the acceptance process.
Throughout her studies, Lan always tried to attend classes regularly, listen and take quick notes of the good, interesting and new perspectives of the lecturers. Studying social sciences, Lan paid special attention to the sharing of experiences and experiences of the lecturers, to apply them to difficult questions or find ideas for the final essay.
Lan was the deputy class monitor of the K65 International Studies class (standard system) and received many academic scholarships for many semesters. She is a 5-good student at the city level, a typical young face at the grassroots level and twice received a certificate of merit from the Principal of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities for being the student with the highest academic score in the class.
The space holds many memories of the beautiful valedictorian at VNU-USSH.Photo: NVCC
The female student believes that whether it is a general or specialized subject at university, there are certain connections. The knowledge of this subject can be used to memorize, relate or provide a multi-dimensional perspective for the content of other subjects. Therefore, creating connections between subjects helps female students review more effectively each exam season.
Lan confided that, like many other VNU-USSH students, she also struggled with the extensive knowledge in general subjects and was nervous every time she waited for her exam results. As for specialized subjects, Introduction to International Relations and Foreign Affairs are two subjects that left a lot of impression.
According to Lan, Introduction to International Relations is known as a specialized subject with many abstract theories, but through the way the lecturer teaches with many vivid examples and closely follows the world's current events, she and her classmates find the subject much easier to understand.
In the Foreign Affairs course, Lan had the opportunity to understand more about foreign affairs protocols and diplomatic activities that she had only seen on TV before. This course also taught young people like Lan discipline and a high sense of responsibility at work.
In her fourth year, Lan chose the European Studies major because she wanted to understand more about the old continent, as well as being attracted by the lively, cozy activities every Christmas reserved for students of the major. Therefore, she chose and successfully defended her graduation thesis topic on Vietnam - UK relations.
 
Lan (bottom row, second from right) with lecturers and classmates at the European Studies department on the day of her graduation thesis defense, May 2024. Photo: NVCC
As a student majoring in European Studies, Lan’s area of ​​interest and focus is on European countries and EU members. The subjects in the major have helped her gain more knowledge about the political, economic, historical and cultural characteristics of the above countries.
Lan is the author of the article “The UK’s ‘Global Britain’ Strategy and Its Impact on the Indo-Pacific Region (2016-2022)” published in the Journal of European Studies and the article “UK Cultural and Creative Industries Development Policy” published in the Communist Review.
Along with the academic field, Lan is a member of the project team that won the Best Project for Incubation award at the Final Round of the Youth Innovation Competition on Lancang-Mekong Region's Governance 2023 (YICMG 2023) held at Qinghai University, China.
Taking advantage of the knowledge and foreign language and communication skills of students majoring in International Studies, Lan was a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the VNU-USSH Student Association, working in the Communications - Foreign Affairs Committee for a number of student projects and non-governmental organizations.
“After four years of youth, I feel confident because I have had access to new knowledge, broadened my perspective and had the opportunity to develop myself in both academics and social skills.”, Lan affirmed.
Vietnam Student Newspaper: The female valedictorian is the author of a key student scientific research topic.

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