1. Presenter:  Lê Ngân (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), South Korea)
2. Time: 17:00, Monday, December 22th 2025 (Vietnam time)
3. Venue: Room 711, USTH Building (A21), 18B Hoang Quoc Viet, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Vietnam
4. SpaceTalk Team: usthspacetalk@gmail.com

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• Bachelor of Science and Technology Diploma – View details
• Master’s Diploma – View details
• Doctoral Diploma – View details

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For the implementation results report, please refer to the attached detailed information.

(Note: the report is for internal circulation only; please use your USTH email to access it.)

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1. Strategic Objectives

The program aims to help students achieve the DELF B2 level before departing for France. This is the mandatory language proficiency threshold required for students to comprehend specialized academic knowledge and fully integrate into the international academic environment.

2. Detailed Training Roadmap (640 Hours)

The curriculum consists of 5 modules (FRENCH DD), designed progressively according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR):

Year 1: Building the Foundation

• FRENCH DD1 (120 hours – 8 GPA credits): Reach A1+ level. Helps students become familiar with the language and develop their first basic communication reflexes.
• FRENCH DD2 (130 hours): Reach A2 level. Consolidate grammar and communication in common daily situations.
• FRENCH DD3 (130 hours): Reach B1 level. Students begin to use the language independently and express personal opinions.

Year 2: Acceleration and Completion

• FRENCH DD4 (130 hours – 8 GPA credits): Conquer B2 (Phase 1). Focus on academic skills and argumentation.
• FRENCH DD5 (130 hours): Complete B2 level. Prepare for international certification exams and the study abroad journey.

3. Program Highlights

The French program at USTH is more than just a language course; it is a key investment with several advantages:

• High Intensity: With a total of 640 hours, students practice all four skills—Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing—continuously and equally.
• Elite Faculty: Taught by experienced lecturers using modern pedagogical methods. The personalized roadmap ensures that even students who are beginners or have “lost their roots” can keep up and progress rapidly.
• GPA Integration: Including DD1 and DD4 in the GPA calculation with a high weight (8 credits per module) affirms the core importance of foreign languages. This creates a strong motivation for students to invest seriously and boost their cumulative GPA right from the first year.

IMPORTANT NOTE

This intensive French training program is EXCLUSIVE and ONLY AVAILABLE to students enrolled in the Double Degree system at USTH.

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1. Presenter:  Lê Xuân Huy (Vice Director General of the Vietnam National Space Center (VNSC)
2. Time: 17:00, Thursday, December 18th 2025 (Vietnam time)
3. Venue: Room 711, USTH Building (A21), 18B Hoang Quoc Viet, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Vietnam
4. SpaceTalk Team: usthspacetalk@gmail.com

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The delegation from Université Paris-Saclay included Prof. Sandrine Ongeri, Vice-President for Doctoral Studies; Assoc. Prof. Isabelle Turbica, Deputy Director of the HeaDS Graduate School and Co-Director of the Master’s program “Pharmaceutical Biotechnology and Innovative Therapies”; Prof. Myriam Taverna, Director of the Galien Paris-Saclay Institute (IGPS, CNRS); and Assoc. Prof. Duc Mai, Co-coordinator of collaborative programmes in chemistry, pharmacy, and medicine between Université Paris-Saclay and partners in Vietnam.

Representing USTH were Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest, Principal Rector; Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Hai Dang, Vice Rector and Director of the Department of Life Sciences; Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Van Quynh, Director of the Department of Advanced Materials Science and Nanotechnology; Assoc. Prof. Mai Huong, Deputy Director of the Department of Chemical and Environmental Technology, and Ms. Do Thi Thuy Trang, Deputy Head of the Department of Research, Innovation and International Affairs.

In his opening remarks, Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest, Principal Rector of USTH, presented the context of science and technology development in Vietnam, the establishment and development of USTH, and highlighted the University’s strengths in training and research. He reaffirmed USTH’s mission to train high-quality human resources in science and technology, meeting the demands of international integration and contributing to Vietnam’s sustainable development goals.

As a long-standing member of the USTH Consortium —the Consortium of French universities and research organisations supporting USTH—Université Paris-Saclay has accompanied and supported USTH for many years through various training and research collaborations. Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest expressed his hope that the partnership between the two institutions would continue to be strengthened and expanded, thereby creating high-quality academic and research opportunities for USTH lecturers, researchers, and students.

During the meeting, Prof. Sandrine Ongeri, Vice-President for Doctoral Studies, introduced the key achievements and figures of Université Paris-Saclay. It currently enrols 43,500 students, including 21,000 undergraduate students, 18,000 master’s students, and 4,400 doctoral candidates. Ranked 13th worldwide, Université Paris-Saclay is recognised for excellence across several disciplines, notably Mathematics, Physics, and Ecology. It operates a network of 220 laboratories and 550 experimental platforms, producing over 13,000 international publications annually, accounting for approximately 13% of France’s total scientific output.

Prof. Sandrine Ongeri also presented an overview of postgraduate training at Université Paris-Saclay, highlighting opportunities for master’s and doctoral studies. Each year, Université Paris-Saclay allocates funding for 120 international master’s scholarships, 400 fully funded doctoral grants, and an additional 30 scholarships for double doctoral programs in collaboration with partner universities. She emphasised that these schemes offer valuable financial support opportunities for Vietnamese students, particularly those from USTH wishing to pursue graduate studies at Université Paris-Saclay.

The two sides discussed broader prospects for academic cooperation, with a strong emphasis on doctoral-level collaboration. Prof. Sandrine Ongeri proposed that the two institutions consider signing a framework agreement for cotutelle doctoral training, thereby facilitating doctoral candidates’ academic pathways, research activities, and dissertation development.

In response, Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest expressed USTH’s interest in further strengthening cooperation with Université Paris-Saclay in developing Vietnam–France bachelor double-degree programs, as well as exploring potential collaboration in the field of Nuclear Engineering.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the delegation from Université Paris-Saclay visited USTH’s laboratory and research facilities to gain first-hand insight into the training and research environment.

The meeting concluded successfully, paving the way for new and expanded opportunities for cooperation between USTH and Université Paris-Saclay across multiple academic and research domains in the future.

Some highlights of the event: 

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1. Presenter: Jean-Paul Deroin (Professor at Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne, France President of the USTH Consortium).
2. Time: 17:00, Thursday, December 11th 2025 (Vietnam time)
3. Venue: Room 711, USTH Building (A21), 18B Hoang Quoc Viet, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Vietnam
4. SpaceTalk Team: usthspacetalk@gmail.com

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1. Presenter: Prof. Guillaume Patanchon (Associate professor, University Paris Diderot)
2. Time: 17:00, Tuesday, December 09th 2025 (Vietnam time)
3. Venue: Room 711, USTH Building (A21), 18B Hoang Quoc Viet, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Vietnam
4. SpaceTalk Team: usthspacetalk@gmail.com

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As an international public university established under the Intergovernmental Agreement between Viet Nam and France and operating under VAST, the University of Science and Technology of Hanoi (USTH) was honoured to co-organise and host the VAST–CNRS 2025 Scientific School. The event offered USTH a valuable opportunity to strengthen ties with CNRS experts, expand partnerships in advanced training and research, and underscore its role within the Viet Nam–France scientific and technological cooperation network.

The Opening Ceremony on 24 November 2025 was attended by Prof. Tran Hong Thai, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Standing Vice President of VAST; Mr. Hoang Minh Cuong, Member of the Hai Phong City Party Executive Committee (2020–2025) and Vice Chairman of the Hai Phong People’s Committee (2021–2026); Prof. Benoit Piro, CNRS Regional Director; along with scientists, doctoral candidates, and young researchers from Viet Nam and France.

In his opening remarks, Prof. Tran Hong Thai welcomed all lecturers and participants and highlighted the special role that the scientific school model has played over more than 40 years of VAST–CNRS cooperation. From the early school at Do Son, Hai Phong, jointly organised by CNRS and VAST to today, generations of young scientists have gained access to advanced knowledge, formed strong research groups, and become key contributors to VAST. He noted that reviving the VAST–CNRS Scientific School in 2023 and maintaining it as an annual event reflects VAST’s strategic commitment to developing high-level scientific human resources and strengthening international collaboration.

This year’s school, themed “Advanced Materials for Electronic and Plasmonic Devices,” addressed timely topics linked to important applications in nanoelectronics, sensing, optical transmission, and quantum devices.

Prof. Tran Hong Thai emphasised that advanced materials are among the eleven strategic technologies that Viet Nam has prioritised for development. He noted that Viet Nam, in general, and VAST in particular, have strong research capacities in physics, chemistry, and biology. Combined with long-standing, effective collaboration with French research and training institutions, these capacities offer significant potential to advance research on advanced materials and plasmonic applications for industrial and high-tech production.

Building on the success of the 2023 and 2024 editions, he expressed confidence that the VAST–CNRS 2025 Scientific School will remain a reputable forum where young scientists can engage with experienced experts, develop new collaborative ideas, form international research groups, and launch joint projects. These collaborations will also contribute to the establishment of associated laboratories, a priority initiative VAST aims to promote from 2026 onward.

Speaking at the event, Mr Hoang Minh Cuong affirmed that Hai Phong considers science, technology, and innovation as central drivers of rapid and sustainable development. Hosting the VAST–CNRS 2025 Scientific School is therefore of great significance, enabling the city to access frontier research, core technological concepts, development models, and high-tech experience in mechanical–electronic engineering—a priority area for Hai Phong.

Prof. Benoit Piro expressed his appreciation for VAST’s efforts in reviving the joint scientific school series since 2023. He emphasised the longstanding, productive cooperation between VAST and CNRS in training and research over more than four decades, and wished the 2025 Scientific School great success, reaffirming its value as an important academic forum for young scientists.

During the three-day program, young researchers presented their latest findings and attended lectures delivered by experienced scientists from Vietnam and France. The program covered key topics in advanced materials and plasmonics, including nanomaterial structure–property analysis, surface plasmon technologies, material fabrication techniques, and emerging applications in nanoelectronics, optical sensing, and quantum devices.

The Organising Committee also selected three outstanding participants for the Best Presentation Award: Bach Thanh Son (Institute of Physics), Dau Thi Ngoc Nga (USTH), and Nguyen Khanh Huyen (Institute of Electronics, Microelectronics, and Nanotechnology, France).

The VAST–CNRS 2025 Scientific School concluded successfully, reaffirming the enduring and productive partnership between the Vietnamese and French scientific communities and contributing meaningfully to the advancement of high-technology development and national scientific capability.

 Some highlights of the school: 

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1. Presenter: Nguyễn Nhật Minh (Kavli Institute for Physics and Mathematics of the Universe)
2. Time: 16:00, Tuesday, November 25th 2025 (Vietnam time)
3. Venue: Room 711, USTH Building (A21), 18B Hoang Quoc Viet, Cau Giay, Hanoi, Vietnam
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