Taking place in an online platform, the teams devoted themselves to the best performances which convincingly fascinated both the judges and the audience. QH2021 students of the Faculty also had the chance to experience Japanese culture, particularly Japanese culinary art, through the contest, and,
On December 2nd, 2021, the Faculty of French Language and Culture successfully held the final of the video competition about culture and tourism “Le Vietnam, mon amour” – “Vietnam I love”. As part of the final exercise project of the subject “Introduction to tourism science”
On November 27th, 2021, ULIS-VNU coordinated with Hosei University (Japan) to organize the finale of the Japanese Speaking Contest Hosei Cup under the theme “We and post-Covid”. After 2 qualifying rounds, the 20 best candidates entered the final round, including 6 high school students and
At the Conference in response to “The Day for Law in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam” of the People’s Committee of Cau Giay District taking place in November 2021, UMS’s teachers and students were honored to receive 03 individual prizes in the online competition “Learning
ULIS’s students secured 12 of 36 prizes at the contest “VNU Ambassador of Reading Culture 2021”. After nearly 4 months, the contest “VNU Ambassador of Reading Culture 2021” has attracted the participation of thousands of enthusiastic and talented young writers. The contest received 4137 entries
On April 7th, 2021, ULIS-VNU held the presentation contest on “Understand the cultures of ASEAN countries at ULIS” in 2021. This contest is part of the curriculum of the ASEAN Culture module run by the Department of Southeast Asia Linguistics and Cultures. In her opening
On December 10th, 2020, ULIS-VNU in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Vietnam organized the “Quiz on Korea 2020” for Vietnamese students. The event was attended by Vice President Lam Quang Dong, representatives of diplomatic agencies, partners, representatives of the university’s
On December 4th, 2020, ULIS-VNU in cooperation with the Management Board of the National Foreign Languages Project to organize the final showdown of the English Olympiad for English-majored students. The English Olympiad for English-majored students organized by ULIS-VNU attracted over 80 teams from different educational
This year, the finale was held offline and online via Zoom application on November 28th with the participation of 18 contestants (7 from high schools and 11 from universities) who were shortlisted from nearly 300 students across the country. Delivering his speech at the opening