Specialized Clubs at The Faculty of Administration International Economics – Where You Elevate Yourself to Conquer Employers

📌 A student who graduates with distinction from an ordinary university and a student who graduates with average results from a top-ranked university – whom will employers choose?

Specifically, a survey conducted by the Chronicle of Higher Education (USA) shows that employers generally pay little attention to whether you graduated from a prestigious university, what your graduation score was, or whether you ranked at the top or bottom of your class. What they truly seek in candidates is experience beyond academic knowledge, such as internships, part-time jobs, volunteer work, and other extracurricular activities. These experiences enable candidates to adapt more quickly to the workplace, possess soft skills that ensure professional working styles, and consequently reduce the company’s need to invest excessive effort, cost, and time in training.

In Vietnam, according to the results of a survey involving 139 recruiters of high-quality human resources in industrial parks in Ho Chi Minh City, among the requirements for new graduates, the most highly valued criterion is soft skills; followed by pre-graduation experience; problem-solving skills; the reputation of the university; and lastly, professional expertise.

From these findings, Lac Hong University, particularly The Faculty of Administration International Economics, always creates the best conditions for students to develop skills and gain practical work experience from their first year. The Faculty’s specialized clubs serve as one of the solutions to enhance the skills of new graduates. These clubs include:

The Business Administration Club, where students majoring in Business Administration can exchange knowledge with one another under the guidance of lecturers and participate in practical activities related to enterprises. This helps students master knowledge and skills in business administration.

The Marketing Club, which enables students majoring in Marketing to enhance professional knowledge and apply theory to practice. Here, students have opportunities to participate in marketing and advertising activities and to learn about business strategies.

The Economic Law Club, which allows students majoring in Economic Law to learn practical experience from legal experts, exchange knowledge, and strengthen their understanding of legal regulations related to economics.

The International Business Club, designed for students majoring in International Business to improve English communication skills and explore business practices in the international market.

The Tourism Club, which connects students majoring in Tourism and Travel Management, helping them learn more about the tourism industry and career opportunities, as well as build networks through club activities.

With a wide range of clubs at The Faculty of Administration International Economics, students not only build social relationships but also gain significant benefits in terms of knowledge and skills. Do not hesitate to register and participate, as this is an opportunity to develop yourself and make your mark on your academic journey.

To register for the clubs, please scan the QR code above or access the link here.