Doctoral Student Day 2026 - A Space for Connection and Dissemination of Scientific Research Spirit

On January 10, 2026, at Building A7 – Hanoi Medical University, the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health organized "Doctoral Student Day 2026" with the participation of nearly 100 members, including doctoral students, lecturers, SPMPH leaders, and guests, chaired by the SPMPH Board of Directors and the Office of Training, Scientific Research and International Cooperation.


The doctoral student conference was organized into two sessions.
In the first session, members shared research experiences and dissertation completion, presenting and discussing "Scientific Integrity" – a crucial and foundational topic for research activities and postgraduate training. The open discussions contributed to raising awareness, responsibility, and ethical standards in scientific research.
The second session was the highlight of the program with a scientific poster presentation activity, where doctoral students introduced their ongoing research topics. A total of 21 posters participated and were presented, covering four main thematic groups: Public Health, Nutrition, Epidemiology, and Health Management.
The posters not only demonstrated the diversity of research directions but also showcased the serious, creative spirit and scientific presentation skills of the doctoral students.
At the end of the conference, the Organizing Committee awarded: 3 First Prizes, 3 Second Prizes, and 3 Third Prizes for outstanding posters, recognizing the research efforts as well as the presentation and academic exchange skills of the authors.




The doctoral student conference is an annual activity of the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, expected to continue to be an important information channel connecting doctoral students with the SPMPH, while creating an environment for exchange, learning, and soft skill development in addition to enhancing research capacity and scientific reporting. The success of Doctoral Student Day 2026 once again affirms the role and significance of this activity in the SPMPH's training and development of high-quality research human resources.