Jubilant graduation defense

At 7:00 a.m. on June 5, 2010, the yard of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities was bustling with the graceful ao dai of students defending their graduation theses. By the afternoon of the same day, students from the faculties of Sociology, Linguistics, and Philosophy had completed their graduation theses. * Faculty of SociologyThe graduation thesis defense began on June 3, 2010 with the opening of the Sociology major (48 students) and on June 5, 2010, the thesis defense session of students majoring in Social Work (45 students). According to the comments of the teachers in the Council, this year, the quality of the theses is much better than last year. For the Sociology major, the thesis defense topics are very rich and diverse, focusing on prominent and hot current issues of society, demonstrating the students' interest in the movements of life. The research methods are also well applied, suitable for the research purposes of the topics. For the Social Work major, students are interested in social work models related to organizations, centers and communities that are helping and supporting the disadvantaged and those in especially difficult circumstances. By applying social investigation methods, social work methods with individuals, social work with groups, social work with communities, students have demonstrated their deep understanding of social issues. Dr. Nguyen Thi Kim Hoa - Head of the Faculty of Sociology - said: This year's graduation thesis recorded the remarkable progress of students not only in choosing and implementing topics but also in the presentation of the thesis. The theses were all presented beautifully, with many color photos and illustrative charts. The layout of the thesis was reasonable, the writing style was clear and coherent, the slides were elaborate and scientific. Moreover, students presented their theses with great confidence, demonstrating solid knowledge. Although there were some minor errors in spelling and arrangement of references, they were insignificant. As a result, students from both majors of the Faculty of Sociology achieved thesis scores of 9 or higher. Of which, 9 theses scored 10 points (6 Social Work majors scored 10 points and 3 Sociology majors scored 10 points) and especially 1 student defended his thesis in English. * Also on June 5, 2010,Department of Linguisticsorganized graduation defenses for 57 students. According to Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Hong Con (Head of the Faculty), due to the orientation of the Faculty, from the 2nd and 3rd years, students in the Faculty have been encouraged to participate in scientific research activities. This is considered a stepping stone to help students get acquainted with research work, search for documents to complete their graduation thesis well today. The topics defended this year are very diverse, besides theoretical linguistic topics, there are also many topics related to applied linguistics: journalism language, advertising - communication language... The scientific quality of the theses is highly appreciated. There are 3 students who achieved absolute 10 points: student Nguyen Thi Van Anh with the topic "Initial survey of Vietnamese advertising language from a marketing perspective (on consumer goods advertising materials)"; Student Nguyen Thi Thu Thao with the topic "Sentences with the focal particles 'even, also, only' in English and corresponding forms in Vietnamese"; student Dinh Thi Hang with the topic "Survey of the Tay language phonetics in Tu Doan commune, Loc Binh district, Lang Son province".* Faculty of Philosophywith 42 students defending their graduation theses, including 39 students from course K51 (QH-2006-X) and 3 students from course K52 (QH-2007-X) who studied beyond the requirements to do their graduation theses. According to the evaluation results, course K51 is the first course to apply credit-based training, so the graduation results of the students have changed quite a bit. Among the graduates of the Faculty this year, there is one student with excellent grades, one student with average grades, the rest are students with good and excellent grades. The rate of good and excellent students is the highest among the regular courses of the Faculty so far. There are 7 students defending their theses with absolute scores of 10, belonging to the majors: Marxist-Leninist Philosophy, History of Philosophy and Religion. They are: Dinh Thi Hong Vung with the topic "Lenin's thoughts on Agriculture in the new economic policy and its significance to the Tam Nong policy in Vietnam"; student Nguyen Thi Van Anh with the topic "The role of Science and Technology in the development of knowledge economy in Vietnam today"; student Nguyen Thi Thuy with the topic "Some basic thoughts of Max Werber in the work Protestant ethics and the spirit of capitalism"; student Bui Thi Thu Hien with the topic "C.Jung's views on the unconscious"; student Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoan with the topic "The relationship between the State and the Catholic Church in Vietnam"; student Dinh Thi Tuyet with the topic "Learning about ethical concepts in the Gospel"; and student Doan Thu Nguyet with the topic "Building ecological ethics - a factor ensuring sustainable development of Vietnam".