On March 16, 2024, Laotian student Thoummavong Oulayvanh completed their graduation thesis at Van Lang University after nearly 4 academic years. The thesis, "Vietnam - South Korea Relations in Labor Cooperation in the Early 21st Century and Current Lingering Issues," was successfully defended.
Born and raised in Laos, Thoummavong Oulayvanh faced numerous language barriers while studying in Vietnam, particularly in a field related to South Korea. Despite the challenges, from the first hesitant steps to today, she has completed her studies at Van Lang University and delivered her thesis entirely in Vietnamese fluently.
The thesis of Laotian student Oulayvanh was evaluated quite well by the Thesis Committee, which effectively outlined the pivotal factors affecting the collaborative ties between Vietnam and South Korea. It provides actionable suggestions to promote enduring friendly relations between the two countries. Moreover, the thesis demonstrates the student's proficiency in scientific inquiry through the adept application of research methods, diligent exploration of diverse sources, and comprehensive analysis of prevailing phenomena and circumstances.
According to Dr. Dinh Thi Ly Van, the Head of Korean Studies in the Oriental Studies Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Oulayvanh received continuous support and mentorship from her instructors from the initial stages of topic selection to the completion of her research. Oulayvanh demonstrated independence, proactiveness, and unwavering determination in finishing her thesis. With dedication to academic excellence and the caliber of her research, Oulayvanh's graduation thesis achieved a high score - 8.5 points.
By choosing Van Lang University as the foundation for her future and as the pathway to pursue her future in Korean culture, Thoummavong Oulayvanh has successfully overcome the ultimate challenge of her academic years. Congratulations!
News: Khanh Linh
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