International Studies students defend their thesis

This morning, June 3, 2010, the Faculty of International Studies was one of the first 6 faculties in the school to organize the graduation thesis defense for students of course K51 (QH-2006-X).This year, the Faculty of International Studies has 24 students doing their theses, 4 more than in 2009. To select students to do their theses, in addition to the general criteria of the School, the Faculty of International Studies reviews based on the average score in 7 semesters with a number not exceeding 30% of the total number of students. The content of the theses focuses on issues: international relations between major countries, issues related to the political situation and the renovation process in Vietnam... and a number of other cultural topics. This year, the Faculty organizes defenses in 4 subcommittees, more than last year to help reduce the workload for the subcommittees and save time for the defense. Although there are no official results yet, according to the assessment of the Review Board, this year's student reports are all of good quality, meeting the requirements for undergraduate training in 3 fields: European Studies, American Studies and International Relations.