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    Master's Thesis Defense Session in English Studies Held on September 26, 2026

    On September 26, 2026, Lac Hong University successfully organized the Master's Thesis Defense Session for the English Studies program in the Meeting Room of Campus 1.

    The master's thesis defense is a major milestone marking the completion of the postgraduate training program. It offers students an opportunity to affirm their professional competence, independent research skills, and ability to analyze, synthesize, and resolve practical issues in English Studies, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), and Applied Linguistics. The students' presentations focused on key areas, including topic overviews, research objectives, methodology, key findings, and proposed solutions to enhance teaching effectiveness, language acquisition, and intercultural communication for educational institutions and organizations.

    The evaluation process not only acknowledged the rigorous research efforts of the students but also reflected the high quality of teaching and the dedicated mentorship of the university's faculty. Throughout the working session, students received valuable feedback, insightful critiques, and practical recommendations from experts in the field.

    This activity contributes to building a positive academic environment, promoting applied scientific research in English Studies, and meeting current demands for international integration, foreign language proficiency enhancement, and digital transformation in education. It also provides an excellent opportunity for students to network, exchange knowledge, and foster personal growth, thereby contributing to elevating the quality of education and reaffirming the academic prestige of the University.

    Below are some photos captured during the master's thesis defense session:

    Dr. Lu Phi Nga – Head of the Postgraduate Faculty, announcing the Decisions on the Establishment of the Council
    Members of the Evaluation Council
    Council Members and Graduate Students attending the thesis defense session

     


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