Assoc. Prof. Dr. Svetlana Tarasova and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Quoc Phi at the Faculty of Environment, HUMG
The main objective of the program was to examine critical environmental issues in Vietnam in the context of rapid industrialization and to explore joint solutions for environmental monitoring and management in the mining sector. During the program, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Svetlana Tarasova participated in supervising student theses and conducted field surveys at two major industrial sites: Cam Pha Cement Plant (Quang Ninh Province) and Nui Phao tungsten mine (Thai Nguyen Province), where international environmental monitoring standards are being applied.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Svetlana Tarasova conducted an air quality survey at Cam Pha Cement Plant (Quang Ninh Province)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Svetlana Tarasova carried out a field study at Nui Phao Tungsten Mine (Thai Nguyen Province)
In addition, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Svetlana Tarasova joined a thematic seminar with HUMG’s Environmental Club, sharing her research experience in the industrial region of Western Siberia and discussing prominent environmental issues in Russia. These in-depth exchanges offered HUMG students a global perspective and fostered interdisciplinary academic dialogue between the two universities.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Svetlana Tarasova participated in an academic exchange with the Environmental Club at HUMG
At the conclusion of the program, HUMG and Tyumen Industrial University agreed to develop a joint research proposal for submission to the Russia–Vietnam Scientific Research Competition. The proposed topic focuses on comparing environmental monitoring models in mining operations across the two countries, with the aim of recommending technical and policy solutions adapted to their respective national contexts.
Additionally, several HUMG students have registered to participate in the international summer program “IUT Ecoengineering 2025” hosted by Tyumen Industrial University, which is scheduled to open on May 19. This marks a tangible expansion of the partnership not only in research but also in education and student exchange.
This scientific exchange program not only created opportunities for practical engagement and academic dialogue between the two universities, but also helped shape future directions for joint research in the fields of environment and resource extraction. The participation of faculty from Tyumen Industrial University at HUMG underscores the importance of international collaboration in improving the quality of higher education and research, while affirming HUMG’s growing role within the global network of technical universities committed to sustainable development and environmental responsibility.
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