Pham Thi Hue, the only "beauty" to win the Gold Medal in Hydraulics and Tran Thu Van, the youngest girl with the highest score in the National Chemistry Olympiad, not only shined at Hanoi University of Science and Technology, but also inspired thousands of other students.
Pham Thi Hue - 'beauty' of Hydraulics
Pham Thi Hue (final year, majoring in Mechanical Engineering, School of Mechanical Engineering, Hanoi University of Science and Technology) is the only girl in a class of 50 students. Despite her family's concerns about choosing Engineering, Hue has steadfastly pursued her passion since high school with research on fluids and dynamics. Hue shared that her teacher encouraged her to explore engineering, from which she decided to study at Hanoi University of Science and Technology.
Pham Thi Hue, final year at the School of Mechanical Engineering, Hanoi University of Science and Technology. Photo: NVCC
Despite the difficult start, such as being the only female student in a class of mostly men, Hue has worked hard to overcome her shyness, proactively communicate and improve her academic results. From the first semester with only Fair results, she has quickly improved her performance and achieved a GPA of 4.0 in recent semesters.
In the 2023-2024 school year, Hue won first prize in the Hydraulics competition at the Mechanics Olympiad, becoming the only female student in the Hydraulics major to win a Gold Medal at the 34th National Mechanics Olympiad. Hue has participated in research on fluid dynamics and has published scientific articles on hemodynamics. Her goal after graduation is to study abroad in the US or Europe to continue her research and contribute to the health field.
Tran Thu Van - 'Miss San' of Bach Khoa Chemistry
Along with Hue, Tran Thu Van (K67, Chemistry major) also stood out with her achievement of winning First Prize at the National Student Chemistry Olympiad in 2023. Passionate about Chemistry since she was in 8th grade, Thu Van has constantly strived, winning the Encouragement Prize and Second Prize at the National level in Excellent Student competitions.
Tran Thu Van, School of Chemistry and Life Sciences, Hanoi University of Science and Technology). Photo: NVCC
As the youngest member of the Polytechnic team, Thu Van beat 90 other contestants to bring home the highest prize for the school. She also shared about the difficulties in arranging study and practice time. However, thanks to the support from the lecturers and participating in the Chemistry - Physics lab, Thu Van has regained her motivation and passion for this subject.
In addition to studying, Thu Van also actively participates in extracurricular activities, helping to spread the love of Chemistry to students and new students. She is also a tour guide for high school students to visit the campus, inspiring the younger generations who want to study at Hanoi University of Science and Technology.
Honor the efforts
Both Pham Thi Hue and Tran Thu Van have not only made their names on the school’s merit list but have also become models of perseverance and hard work. They have shown that with passion and determination, female students can overcome all barriers and assert their position in the fields of engineering and science.
Two female students received honors from competitions. Photo: NVCC
Their outstanding performance in the exams is not only the pride of Hanoi University of Science and Technology but also the motivation for other female students to pursue their dreams in fields of study that are considered difficult for women. The success stories of Hue and Van prove that there are no limits for those who dare to pursue their passion and never stop learning.
*Title reset by Dan Viet
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