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Contact Information
Address: 336 Nguyen Trai Street, Thanh Xuan District, Hanoi, Vietnam
Website:
Vietnamese: https://ussh.vnu.edu.vn/vi/
English: https://ussh.vnu.edu.vn/eng/
Chinese: https://ussh.vnu.edu.vn/ch/
Korean: https://ussh.vnu.edu.vn/ko/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ussh.vnu
Affiliated Units
I. Academic and Research Units
Faculty of Tourism Studies
Faculty of Oriental Studies
Institute of Journalism and Communication
Faculty of Political Science
Faculty of Management Science
Faculty of History
Faculty of Archival Studies and Office Management
Faculty of Linguistics, Vietnamese Studies, and Vietnamese Language
Faculty of Anthropology and Religious Studies
Faculty of International Studies
Faculty of Psychology
Faculty of Information and Library Science
Faculty of Philosophy
Faculty of Literature
Faculty of Sociology and Social Work
Museum of History and Culture
Institute of Policy, Innovation, and Interdisciplinary Studies
Center for Foreign Languages and Educational Cooperation
II. Administrative Offices
Office of Academic Affairs and Student Services
Office of General Administration
Office of Planning and Finance
Office of Research, External Relations, and Journal Affairs
Office of Personnel and Organization
Office of Inspection, Legal Affairs, and Quality Assurance
Academic Programs
I. Undergraduate Programs
Standard Programs
Journalism
Political Science
Social Work
Southeast Asian Studies
Oriental Studies
Korean Studies
Han–Nom Studies
Management Science
History
Archival Studies
Linguistics
Anthropology
Japanese Studies
Public Relations
Tourism and Travel Management
Hotel Management
Office Management
Information Management
International Studies
Psychology
Information and Library Science
Religious Studies
Philosophy
Cultural Studies
Literature
Vietnamese Studies
Sociology
Cinema and Popular Arts
High-Quality Programs (under Circular 23)
Journalism
Management Science
International Studies
Information Management
II. Master’s Programs
Journalism (Application-oriented)
Political Science (Research-oriented / Application-oriented)
Social Work (Research-oriented / Application-oriented)
Asian Studies
Public Policy
Tourism
Han–Nom Studies
Management Science
Information and Library Science (Research / Application-oriented)
History
Film and Television Theory, History, and Criticism
Archival Studies (Research / Application-oriented)
Linguistics
Anthropology
Japanese Studies
International Relations
Science and Technology Management
Cultural Management
Office Management (Research / Application-oriented)
Journalism and Communication Management
Psychology
Clinical Psychology
Religious Studies (Research / Application-oriented)
Philosophy
Cultural Studies
Literature
Vietnamese Studies
Sociology
Public Management and Global Governance
III. Doctoral Programs
Journalism
Political Science
Social Work
Tourism
Southeast Asian Studies
Han–Nom Studies
Information and Library Science
Archaeology
Literary Theory
Vietnamese History
Historiography and Historical Methodology
World History
History of the Communist Party of Vietnam
Archival Studies
Japanese Studies
Anthropology
Linguistics
Vietnamese Linguistics
Languages of Ethnic Minorities in Vietnam
Comparative Linguistics
Science and Technology Management
International Relations
Psychology
Religious Studies
Philosophy
Chinese Studies
Vietnamese Literature
Foreign Literature
Folklore
Sociology
Vietnamese Studies
Science, Technology, and Innovation
Science, technology, and innovation activities at the VNU University of Social Sciences and Humanities continue to be actively promoted in alignment with the “Strategy for Science, Technology, and Innovation to 2030.” This serves as an important foundation guiding research toward comprehensive, in-depth development closely connected with the mission of serving society.
The University’s academic ecosystem has achieved encouraging results, reflected in the growing number of publications in high-impact international journals indexed in ISI/Scopus, alongside sustained contributions to leading national academic publications. Its research capacity is further demonstrated through the publication of the Social Sciences and Humanities Book Series, as well as a well-developed system of textbooks and scholarly monographs. Faculty members consistently lead key research projects at institutional, ministerial, and national levels, while actively expanding academic exchange through prestigious international conferences.
Beyond fundamental research, scientific outcomes are effectively translated into policy advisory reports, making meaningful contributions to socio-economic development and affirming the University’s mission of serving the nation.
Development Cooperation
International cooperation is a central pillar in the development strategy of the VNU University of Social Sciences and Humanities, contributing to enhancing training quality, strengthening research capacity, and expanding academic engagement. The University currently maintains and develops a network of over 200 international partners, including universities, research institutes, and educational organizations from more than 30 countries, forming a solid foundation for diverse and sustainable collaboration.
Building on this network, various forms of cooperation have been effectively implemented, including faculty and student exchanges, international conferences, joint research projects and publications, short-term teaching programs, and the training of international students. On average, approximately 200 faculty members and students participate annually in international exchange programs. At the same time, the University hosts around 20 international scholars for teaching and research, along with approximately 200 full-time international students and nearly 1,000 short-term international learners each year.
Looking ahead, the University will continue to strengthen cooperation in a more substantive and effective manner, enhancing the integration of training, research, and practice. These efforts aim to further advance internationalization and reinforce the University’s position within regional and global academic networks.
