The program took place in a warm and friendly atmosphere and was chaired by Prof. Dr. Tran Thanh Hai – Rector of Hanoi University of Mining and Geology, with the participation of leaders of faculties hosting international students, the Office of International Office, the Advanced Program Office, and lecturers directly supervising international students in their study and internship activities at the University.
Currently, Hanoi University of Mining and Geology provides undergraduate and master’s degree programs for students from Lao PDR, Cambodia, and Mongolia, and hosts exchange students from France and India. International students pursue their studies in the University’s key fields such as geology, mining, petroleum engineering, environment, economics, and related engineering and technological disciplines, thereby contributing to affirming the University’s position and reputation in education and scientific research in the region and worldwide.
At the gathering, Prof. Dr. Tran Thanh Hai, on behalf of the University’s leadership, extended his best New Year wishes to international students. The Rector expressed his hope that international students would continue to strive for high achievements in their studies and research at Hanoi University of Mining and Geology.
Sharing the cultural significance of the traditional Vietnamese Lunar New Year, the Rector expressed his expectation that international students would gain meaningful cultural experiences, thereby enhancing their understanding of the country and people of Viet Nam during their time studying at the University. At the same time, he emphasized that the University always pays close attention to and accompanies international students throughout their study, research, and daily life at HUMG.
Prof. Dr. Tran Thanh Hai – Rector of Hanoi University of Mining and Geology delivered New Year greetings to international students
During the program, representatives of international students presented gifts and conveyed New Year greetings to the University’s leadership, while expressing their sincere appreciation for the care and support provided by the University throughout their study period in Viet Nam.
Representatives of international students presented gifts and conveyed New Year greetings to the University’s leadership
International students shared their positive impressions of the program atmosphere and their experiences of Vietnamese Tet culture. They highly appreciated the dedicated guidance of lecturers and the support from the University, and affirmed that Hanoi University of Mining and Geology offers a friendly, professional, and reliable learning environment, serving as an appropriate institution for enhancing professional knowledge and shaping future career orientations.
In addition, representatives of the University’s units presented Lunar New Year gifts to international students, demonstrating the University’s care, encouragement, and continued commitment to supporting international students in their academic and daily lives.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thi Nu – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Geological Sciences and Engineering presented Lunar New Year lucky money to international students
Dr. Cong Ngoc Thang – Deputy Chief of the Advanced Program Office took a commemorative photo with international students
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Duc Tho – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering took a commemorative photo with international students under the direct supervision of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Van Duc
Dr. Nguyen Khac Long – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Petroleum and Energy took a commemorative photo with an Indian student under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van Thinh.
The gathering and Lunar New Year celebration is a meaningful annual activity that contributes to strengthening cultural exchange and fostering solidarity and friendship among students from different countries. Through this event, Hanoi University of Mining and Geology continues to affirm its image as a prestigious training institution and a reliable destination for international students.
Delegates and international students took a commemorative photo at the program