On the morning of November 12, 2025, National Economics University (NEU) welcomed nearly 200 students and teachers from FPT Bac Giang High School to the experiential program “A Day as an NEU Student.” This meaningful annual activity helps high school students become familiar with the university environment and develop a clearer sense of their future fields of study and career choices.

Teachers and students attending the program pose for a commemorative photo

From the very first moments, the atmosphere in conference room B101-102 was lively, with interactive minigames giving students opportunities to quickly settle in, interact, and experience the dynamic, youthful spirit of NEU students.

MSc. Tran Quy Long, Deputy Head of the Department of Communications, speaks at the event

Delivering welcoming remarks on behalf of NEU, MSc. Tran Quy Long, Deputy Head of the Department of Communications, provided an overview of the University’s establishment and nearly 70 years of growth and development, particularly in economics, management, and business administration.

MSc. Tran Quy Long emphasized: “NEU always regards high school students as ‘future new students.’ We hope that through a day of experiences at NEU, you will gain a more realistic understanding of academic life and personal development at university, enabling you to choose fields of study and careers suited to your abilities and interests.”

Nguyen Ngoc Duc, Vice Principal of FPT Bac Giang High School, speaks at the event

Representing FPT Bac Giang High School, Nguyen Ngoc Duc, Vice Principal, thanked NEU’s Board of Management, lecturers, and students for organizing a practical experiential program for the school’s students. He also emphasized: “We greatly appreciate the thoughtful welcome and sincere insights shared by NEU’s lecturers and students. FPT School’s goal is to equip students with the knowledge and skills to keep pace with current development trends. We therefore hope to deepen and broaden our cooperation with NEU to create the best possible learning environment in economics and business administration for our students in the future.”

Nguyen Ngoc Duc also expressed his hope that programs such as “A Day as an NEU Student” would be held more frequently, serving as a bridge that gives students opportunities to interact, gain firsthand experience, and better prepare for their university studies.

Leadership representatives from the two institutions exchange gifts and pose for a commemorative photo

Lecturers representing the units present admissions information

As part of the program, the high school students heard from NEU lecturers about the overall economic landscape, career trends in economics, management, and business administration, and the international joint training programs the University currently offers. Many students were particularly interested in employment opportunities, the skills needed by the new generation of university students, and the path to becoming an NEU student.

The Latrobe-NEU joint training program, School of Banking and Finance, presents gifts to teachers and class monitor representatives

The question-and-answer session was lively, with numerous questions posed to NEU lecturers and students, ranging from university study methods, extracurricular activities, and clubs to tips for balancing studies with other experiences. The candid, friendly exchanges helped FPT Bac Giang High School students gain a clearer picture of the environment and pace of life at a leading university in economics.

Through “A Day as an NEU Student,” NEU not only introduced FPT Bac Giang High School students to a modern, open academic environment but also helped them explore career directions early and choose fields of study and institutions suited to their abilities and aspirations. In doing so, the program also contributed to developing even more practical experiential programs for the next generation of high school students—the University’s “future NEUers.”

Some photos from the program:

Article and photos: Department of Communications

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