The N?n t?ng tr ch?i th? th??ng (HSB) is buzzing with excitement as it opens its doors to a distinguished guest lecturer like no other—Professor A. Saj U. Mendis, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Embassy of Sri Lanka to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
In a departure from traditional classroom dynamics, Professor Mendis brings a touch of real-world magic to HSB. His engaging talk transcends the ordinary, offering students a unique opportunity to glean insights from a seasoned diplomat who has seamlessly transitioned from handshakes to whiteboards.
During his lecture, Professor A. Saj U. Mendis shared a treasure trove of knowledge on negotiation, drawing upon his extensive diplomatic experience. Delving into the intricacies of negotiation techniques, he wove a narrative of wisdom cultivated through his global diplomatic endeavors. What makes this lecture even more special is Professor Mendis’s emphasis on the transferability of these skills. He expertly illustrated how negotiation techniques are not confined to diplomatic circles but are practical tools applicable in both the private and public sectors.
From earning a Ph.D. in International Economic Policy to holding the prestigious title of Senior Fellow at Harvard University, Professor Mendis has traversed the globe, bringing a wealth of experience to the familiar Chu Van An Hall of HSB. His unique ability to infuse cheerfulness and artistry into the subject of negotiation has made the learning experience not just insightful but downright enjoyable.
In essence, Professor A. Saj U. Mendis has seamlessly transformed from being an extraordinary ambassador to an equally extraordinary lecturer at HSB, leaving an indelible mark on the intersection of academia and real-world proficiency.
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The visit of the Special Representative of Global Partnerships of the United States of America, Dorothy McAuliffe, along with her delegation, to the N?n t?ng tr ch?i th? th??ng (HSB), was a significant step towards fostering a partnership within the Coalition for Climate Entrepreneurship (CCE).
Special Representative of Global Partnerships of the United States of America, Dorothy McAuliffe, and the delegation visited the N?n t?ng tr ch?i th? th??ng leadership on 26/9
The delegation, which included Avery Rodriguez, Partnership Officer; Alan Brinker, Embassy Climate Officer (U.S. Embassy to Vietnam); and Hoa Nguyen, Embassy Economic Specialist (U.S. Embassy to Vietnam), warmly welcomed by Assoc. Prof Hoang Dinh Phi, Rector of HSB, Lieutenant General, Prof. Nguyen Xuan Yen, Director of Institution of Nontraditional Security and HSB management team.
The visit and discussion marked the beginning of a collaborative effort aimed at addressing climate challenges along with other nontraditional security issues through entrepreneurship and innovation, emphasizing the commitment of both the United States delegation and HSB to tackle and educate climate change issues.
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cybersecurity landscape and ways to ensure the robustness and resilience of digital systems against cyber threats.
On July 25, N?n t?ng tr ch?i th? th??ng (HSB) organized a hearing to evaluate and accept the project “Research to propose solutions to ensure water security for the sustainable development of Hanoi City” (Code: QG.19.60). The hearing was organized according to Decision No. 2413/QD-ĐHQGHN of the Rector of Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
The hearing was attended by members of the scientific evaluation and acceptance council, under the chairmanship of Professor. Dr. Truong Quang Hai.
At the hearing, Associate Professor. Dr. Hoang Dinh Phi – project leader and Dr. Tran Thi Nguyet – project member, gave a presentation on the issues, objectives, methods and results of the research.
After the presentation of the research team, the Council recognized and highly appreciated the hard work that HSB’s researchers put into the study. The council members also gave many valuable feedback and comments, which helped the research team to improve their work. With high consensus, the council decided to accept the project project “Research to propose solutions to ensure water security for the sustainable development of Hanoi City”.
HSB and the research team would like to sincerely thank Vietnam National University – Hanoi for the great support throughout the research project.
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After years of hard work and dedication, the School of Business and Management (HSB), Vientam National University, Hanoi (VNU) proudly announces that we have received the quality assurance results according to Standards and guidelines for quality assurance in the European Higher Education Area (ESG) awarded by the Accreditation, Certification and Quality Assurance Institute (ACQUIN/ACQAI), for all of its training programs.
HSB’s programs that have been accredited to the European quality standards include:
- Bachelor in Management of Enterprise and Technology (MET)
- Bachelor in Management and Security (MAS)
- Bachelor of Marketing and Communications (MAC)
- Bachelor in Management of Human and Talent (HAT)
- Master of Business Administration (HSB ?MBA)
- Master in Management of Non-Traditional Security (MNS)
- Master in Management of Technology and Entrepreneurship (MOTE)
- Doctor in Management and Sustainable Development (DMS)
In addition, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), one of the world’s three leading business school accreditation organizations, has admitted HSB as a full member of the association. With the status of a full member, HSB will continue to expand cooperation with members of the AACSB network and is ready to apply for AACSB accreditation in the near future.
As such, HSB has now entered a new stage in its development history, which is the stage of comprehensive integration in accordance with international standards, gradually asserting its position as a unit that constantly innovates and pioneers in the field of interdisciplinary research and training with two academic schools of Integrated Business Administration (IMB) and Non-Traditional Security Management (MNS). This is also a new milestone to mark HSB’s ambition to become one of the 100 best Asian universities by 2030 and one of the 500 best universities worldwide by 2045.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hoang Dinh Phi, HSB Rector, emphasized: “HSB’s quality assurance certification by ACQUIN, a reputable international accreditation organization, has opened up a new path for the school, which is the path of comprehensive integration in compliance with international university education standards?
]]>Group Name: Research Group on Corporate Social Responsibility Implementation Linked to Sustainable Development at EVNHANOI
Introduction:
Accelerating economic growth always comes with environmental and social issues. These issues require the participation of economic entities, including businesses, to address them. Starting from developed countries, social responsibility activities have expanded to developing countries, and Vietnam is no exception, especially in the context of increasing globalization and fierce competition. Businesses play a crucial role in connecting economic actors and need to be at the forefront of implementing global trends such as corporate social responsibility (CSR). Globalization and easy information sharing on a global scale have made social responsibility a leading issue in the strategic plans of all types of organizations, including for-profit and nonprofit organizations. Therefore, activities related to sustainable development go hand in hand with economic efficiency. With Vietnam deeply integrating into the global economy, including becoming the 150th member of the WTO in 2007, signing new generation trade agreements, and joining the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in 2015, new prospects and significant challenges have emerged for businesses. Despite the existence of pressing social issues such as environmental pollution, business ethics violations, and a lack of responsibility towards community safety and well-being, there is evidence of specific activities by businesses that strive to accompany the difficulties in the community, such as sponsorship and charity activities, to affirm their social responsibility.
Based on the synthesis of previous relevant research on the topic, the research group has identified important points as the basis for building a model and research methods, such as constructing a CSR measurement criteria system, survey plans for CSR, and assessing the current situation of CSR at EVNHANOI.
Participants and Requirements:
Faculty members, students, or participants from the School of Business and Management (HSB)
The research group will have regular professional meetings once a week (approximately 3 hours per session).
The content will include reporting results, discussions, and setting research directions for the following week.
All participants are expected to contribute to the activities of the group.
Registration Procedure
Please send an email to [email protected] to register.
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Group Name:
Research Group on Assessing the Current Situation and Proposing Preventive and Responsive Solutions to Non-Traditional Security Threats in Quang Ninh Province
Introduction:
Non-traditional security is an important element of national and global security. In the context of globalization and Vietnam’s active international integration in various fields, non-traditional security issues have had frequent and significant impacts on the security and safety of localities, nations, regions, and the world as a whole. The impacts and influences of non-traditional security are closely related to the security and sustainable development of each country.
In recent years, research on non-traditional security issues and their impacts on national security and sustainable development has received attention. However, this research is still limited in scope and not comprehensive. In particular, issues related to the theory and practice of prevention and response to non-traditional security crises and threats have not been adequately emphasized, especially in the context of a specific locality such as Quang Ninh Province. Given the unique and significant nature of Quang Ninh Province, which is highly sensitive to non-traditional security issues and the prevention and response to such issues in general, as well as non-traditional security crises and threats in particular, there is an urgent need for research to enhance theoretical awareness and practical application of prevention and response in the context of Quang Ninh Province. Therefore, the Center for Management and Administration of Non-Traditional Security Research (NSMS) at the School of Business and Management, National University, Hanoi, proposes the scientific and technological mission “Research on Assessing the Current Situation and Proposing Preventive and Responsive Solutions to Non-Traditional Security Threats in Quang Ninh Province” to meet the urgent theoretical and practical needs.
Participants and Requirements:
- Faculty members or students of the School of Business and Management (HSB)
- The research group will have regular professional meetings once a week (approximately 3 hours per session).
- The content will include reporting results, discussions, and setting research directions for the following week.
- All participants are expected to contribute to the activities of the group.
Registration Procedure:
Please send an email to [email protected] to register.
]]>“Theoretical Foundations and Practical Implementation of Preventive and Responsive Measures to Unconventional Security Crises and Disasters in Ho Chi Minh City.”
Group Name:
Research Group for “Theoretical Foundations and Practical Implementation of Preventive and Responsive Measures to Unconventional Security Crises and Disasters in Ho Chi Minh City.”
Introduction:
Unconventional security is an essential component of national and global security. In the context of globalization and Vietnam’s increasing international integration efforts, various aspects of unconventional security frequently and strongly impact the security and safety of localities, nations, regions, and the world. The impacts and influences of unconventional security are closely related to the security and sustainable development of each country. Therefore, scientists, researchers, leaders of nations, international organizations, and local entities have shown interest in studying this field from various perspectives. However, these studies are often scattered and mainly address general issues, lacking specific research on particular regions or sectors. Particularly, research on threats, crises, and preventive and responsive measures to unconventional security issues is still limited.
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in studying unconventional security issues and their impacts on national security and sustainable development. However, this research is still limited in scope and not comprehensive. Specifically, there has been insufficient focus on the theoretical and practical aspects of preventive and responsive measures to unconventional security crises and disasters, especially in specific localities. Given the sensitive nature and importance of Ho Chi Minh City regarding unconventional security issues, as well as the need to prevent and respond to unconventional security threats, crises, and disasters in general, there is an urgent demand for research to enhance theoretical awareness and its practical application in this area. Some specific topics of interest include: (i) Social conflicts and emergencies; (ii) Cybersecurity and combating high-tech crimes in the context of building “e-government,” “smart city,” and “digital economy”; (iii) Environmental security and food safety; (iv) Health security and epidemic prevention…
Therefore, the Non-Traditional Security Management and Studies Center (NSMS), School of Business and Management, National University of Hanoi, proposes the scientific and technological task of “Theoretical Foundations and Practical Implementation of Preventive and Responsive Measures to Unconventional Security Crises and Disasters in Ho Chi Minh City,” with a focus on the four main topics mentioned above, meeting the urgent needs in terms of theory and practice.
Participants and Requirements:
Faculty members, students, or learners from the School of Business and Management (HSB)
The research group will have regular professional meetings once a week (approximately 3 hours per session).
The content will involve reporting research results, discussions, and setting research directions for the following week.
All members are expected to contribute actively to the group’s activities.
Registration Process:
Please send an email to [email protected]
]]>“Enhance innovation, improve quality and teaching methods of integrated and interdisciplinary business administration training programs at HSB for the period 2022-2025”
To: Educators and Researchers,
The School of Business and Management (HSB) is organizing a scientific conference on the theme “Enhance innovation, improve quality and teaching methods of integrated and interdisciplinary business administration training programs at HSB for the period 2022-2025.”
Conference Date: November 4, 2022.
To fulfill the objectives, improve the quality and effectiveness of our work, we cordially invite leaders, educators, researchers, and the management staff of various departments to contribute discussion papers to the conference.
Please send your papers to Mr. Hoang Anh Tuan at email: [email protected].
Please submit your papers before November 2, 2022.
We look forward to your participation.
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To: – Esteemed Researchers,
The School of Business and Management (HSB) is organizing a scientific workshop on the theme “Non-Traditional Security Management Cooperation Forum in the ASEAN Region,” which will be held for the first time in Vietnam.
Workshop Date: October 17, 2022
This ACF-MNS forum will be the inaugural event organized in collaboration with Vietnamese agencies, particularly the Office of the Government, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Ministry of Public Security. The participation of relevant ministries, departments, and cities in Vietnam is expected, alongside esteemed academics and reputable organizations and businesses. Additionally, international guests from the embassies of Southeast Asian countries in Hanoi will be in attendance, and scholars from renowned universities across the ASEAN region will participate online.
The content of this first ACF-MNS forum will focus on three main themes: analyzing and sharing knowledge on non-traditional security management and governance, assessing the impact of non-traditional security issues on each ASEAN country and the region, and proposing solutions to enhance cooperation in order to elevate leadership and non-traditional security management capabilities, spanning from policies to strategies and actions.
To achieve the intended objectives and enhance the quality and effectiveness of ASEAN regional cooperation in non-traditional security management, we respectfully invite leaders, educators, management personnel, and teachers from various organizations to contribute by writing a discussion paper.
Please submit your papers to Mr. Mai Viet Dung at the following email address: [email protected].
Kindly submit your papers before October 15, 2022.
We sincerely look forward to your participation.
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