2024 Graduation Ceremony for 61 New Master’s Graduates of the E-MBA and V-MBA Programs

2024 Graduation Ceremony for 61 New Master’s Graduates of the E-MBA and V-MBA Programs

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2024 Graduation Ceremony for 61 New Master’s Graduates of the E-MBA and V-MBA Programs

On the afternoon of March 9, 2024, the School of Business Administration at National Economics University (NEU) held a graduation ceremony for 61 new graduates of its English-taught Master of Business Administration (E-MBA) and Vietnamese-taught Master of Business Administration (V-MBA) programs.

A view of the ceremony

Attending the ceremony were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu, Vice President; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Thi Lan Huong, Dean of the School of Business Administration; MSc. Bui Duc Dung, Head of the Department of General Affairs; MSc. Nguyen Hoang Ha, Head of the Department of Political Affairs and Student Management; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vu Thanh Huong, Vice Dean in Charge of the Institute of Postgraduate Education; Dr. Pham Sy Long, Deputy Head of the Department of International Cooperation; faculty members teaching in the programs; and staff and specialists from the School of Business Administration. Notably, the ceremony welcomed 61 new E-MBA and V-MBA graduates, together with relatives, friends, and colleagues who came to celebrate with them.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu, Vice President of NEU, delivers remarks.

Speaking at the ceremony, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu, Vice President, affirmed that the School of Business Administration is highly regarded for the quality of its education across many fields, including master’s education in Business Administration through its Vietnamese-taught Master of Business Administration (V-MBA) and English-taught Master of Business Administration (E-MBA) programs. In particular, the E-MBA program is one of the most outstanding English-taught postgraduate programs, not only at NEU but also across Hanoi and Vietnam. Over its 30-year history, the School of Business Administration has drawn on and combined the best elements of academic programs from renowned universities worldwide, such as Boise State University and Andrews University in the United States, as well as programs from Sweden and the United Kingdom—countries offering some of the world’s most advanced education.

On behalf of the University leadership, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu also warmly congratulated the 61 new master’s graduates on the efforts and dedication that had brought them to the graduation ceremony. Addressing the graduates, the Vice President emphasized: “Today’s graduation ceremony is a testament to your efforts and hard work over the past two years. Our success today marks the beginning of further progress in the future. I hope that you will continue to build on the knowledge and skills gained at the School of Business Administration, NEU, and apply them successfully in your work and lives. NEU hopes that alumni of the University in general and the School of Business Administration in particular will always succeed in leadership positions at the organizations where you work.” The Vice President also expressed confidence that the graduates would apply and build on the knowledge they had acquired in real life, becoming Business Administration experts, talented leaders of corporations and businesses, or entrepreneurs pursuing their own ventures.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Thi Lan Huong, Dean of the School of Business Administration, announces the Decision recognizing the graduation of the new master’s graduates

New master’s graduate Le Duy Dong, Deputy Director of the Claims Assessment and Settlement Division at Vietnam Military Insurance Corporation, delivers remarks

Sharing the joy of graduation on behalf of the 61 master’s students, new master’s graduate Le Duy Dong said: “We are very proud to be master’s students at NEU and to play a small part in the history of the establishment and development of NEU and the School of Business Administration. What we have achieved today is not our final destination, but an important beginning on a new journey. On the road ahead, each of us must continue to devote our full commitment and intellectual effort, drawing on the knowledge and experience gained through study and research and applying them flexibly and creatively to our work to fulfill the responsibilities entrusted to us by society. We must share and spread the knowledge we have acquired to realize our dreams as soon as possible and always remain a source of pride for the University and our teachers.” Le Duy Dong also extended his gratitude and best wishes to the faculty members teaching in the programs and the staff of the School of Business Administration and NEU for creating a high-quality, reputable environment for learning and personal development, giving master’s students access to advanced education right here in Vietnam.

Representatives of the new master’s graduates present flowers and gifts to the leaders of the University and the School of Business Administration in appreciation

The conclusion of the graduation ceremony also marked the moment when the new master’s graduates officially became “alumni,” proudly joining the NEU alumni community. We wish them success in realizing their aspirations and ambitions on the road ahead and in becoming successful entrepreneurs. Their success is the mission that NEU and the School of Business Administration always strive to fulfill.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu, Vice President, presents degrees and gifts to the new master’s graduates

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Thi Lan Huong, Dean of the School of Business Administration, presents degrees and gifts to the new master’s graduates

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Duc Tuan, Vice Dean of the School of Business Administration, presents degrees and gifts to the new master’s graduates

Delegates attending the ceremony pose for a commemorative photo with the new master’s graduates

The 2024 graduating cohort of the EMBA and VMBA programs

Article and photos: School of Business Administration & Department of Communications

 

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