On October 1, 2025, the "Welcome Freshers 2025" Programme of the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health took place in a joyful and enthusiastic atmosphere. The event offered new students memorable experiences with a series of engaging activities.
The programme was attended by:
- Representatives of the leadership of Hanoi Medical University
- Representatives of the leadership of the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health
- Representatives of the leadership, staff, and lecturers from all units within the School
- First-year (Y1) students from the Preventive Medicine, Public Health, Nutrition, Psychology, and Social Work programmes.
Welcoming the new students, Assoc. Prof. PhD. Le Minh Giang - Dean of the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, expressed gratitude to the students and their families for choosing the School, and advised: “During your university years, you are not only preparing for your journey immediately after graduation but also for many years to come. Therefore, you should strive to learn foreign languages, cultivate skills, and make the most of the opportunities that your teachers, seniors, and friends will provide.”
Speaking at the programme, Prof. PhD. Nguyen Huu Tu - Rector of the University, highly praised the School's "Welcome Freshers" activity and advised the Y1 students: “You need to strive to study hard to deeply understand the profession you have chosen and nurture your love for it. Besides professional knowledge, you also need to prepare yourselves with skills to adapt to the professional environment. If you study well and have a progressive spirit, the University and your teachers will always accompany, support, and help you find suitable job opportunities. The School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health is a colourful, dynamic, and humane piece of the University; studying in this environment is an honour that you should cherish and strive to be worthy of.”
The programme was not only an occasion to welcome new members but also served to connect generations of students, fostering pride and solidarity within the common home. The honouring of top-performing students in the School's specialisations motivated all students to follow suit, encouraging a spirit of continuous learning, creativity, and self-improvement. The distinctive cultural performances and lively meet-and-greet sessions for each specialisation created a youthful, dynamic, and inspiring atmosphere.
We wish all new students brilliant years of study and training, living up to the trust and expectations of their families, teachers, and society.
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