What to do after graduating from Vietnam major?

Every year, the Vietnamese Studies industry recruits more than 8,000 human resources with ideal salaries. This field of study is receiving the attention of many candidates.

To know what jobs can be done after graduating from Vietnam Studies, let's find out in the article below.

What to do after graduating from Vietnam major?

Vietnam Studies is a multidisciplinary science specializing in research on the country and people of Vietnam in many different aspects such as: Culture, history, geography, economy, customs, beliefs, religion, language, and costumes.

What to do after graduating from Vietnam Studies? (Illustration)

Vietnam is in the process of global integration, so the Vietnamese Studies major will help students understand more about their own country and people as well as help international friends understand more about Vietnam and its people.

After graduation, Vietnamese Studies students can take on positions such as tour guide; marketing staff, tour guide; reporter, editor; tour guide or travel manager.

In addition, students who study this major but are still passionate about pedagogy can choose to become lecturers at colleges and universities.

You can also participate in academic positions such as: researcher and investigator of Vietnamese studies at the agency investigating and researching traditional culture, national history, and explaining about Vietnam.

Some schools training in Vietnamese studies

The University of Social Sciences and Humanities (Vietnam National University, Hanoi) is one of the national key educational institutions for training in Vietnamese studies. In 2023, the school will enroll 3 groups of subjects with the standard scores being 26 points for group C00, 24.5 points for group D01, 23 points for group D04 and 24.75 points for group D05.

In addition to considering exam scores, the school's Vietnamese Studies department also enrolls students through three other methods: direct and priority admission, consideration of Hanoi National University's HSA exam results, and combined admission.

Hanoi National University of Education 2 enrolls students in Vietnamese Studies in 4 ways: considering high school graduation exam scores; considering academic transcript scores; considering direct admission; considering the results of the competency assessment exam of Hanoi National University and Ho Chi Minh City University, Hanoi National University of Education.

With the method of considering high school graduation exam scores, the Vietnamese Studies major's admission threshold is 16.1 points, with 4 exam subject combinations C00; D01; C14; D15.

This year, the University of Foreign Languages (Hue University) has set the admission threshold for Vietnamese Studies based on the high school graduation exam score as 15 points. Meanwhile, the high school transcript score is 18 points. Both methods consider the subject groups D01; D14; D15.

In 2023, this major is expected to charge 350,000 VND/credit. This fee will increase by 10%, in accordance with the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training.

Ton Duc Thang University trains Vietnamese majors in two majors with the standard scores respectively: Tourism and travel with 31.4 points (A01; C00; C01; D01) and Tourism and tourism management with 31.4 points (A01; C00; C01; D01).

In 2023, in addition to considering exam scores, Ton Duc Thang University will also consider admission based on 3 other methods: considering high school transcripts, direct admission and priority, and considering the results of the competency assessment test of Ho Chi Minh City National University.

Can Tho University enrolls students in Vietnamese Studies at 2 campuses. For Vietnamese Studies at the main campus, the admission threshold is 24.63 points and at Hoa An campus, the admission threshold is 22 points. Both campuses enroll 4 exam subject groups: C00; D01; D14; D15.

Anh Anh (Synthesis)

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