SPECIAL STUDENTS
1. Program Criteria
2. Eligibility Requirements
3. Rules and Regulations
4. List of Special Students by Cohort
1. Program Criteria
To enhance the research capacity of students, the Department of Nuclear Physics - Nuclear Engineering has a long-standing tradition of selecting several fourth-year Bachelor students with excellent academic records or notable achievements for special training. Through this program, students are given opportunities to participate in the Department's activities, such as:
- Participating in specialized research groups.
- Improving field-specialized English proficiency.
- Developing communication skills.
- Cultivating discipline, a sense of responsibility, and skills in management and teamwork.
- Having access to postgraduate classrooms and research student rooms.
- Access to latest news about seminars and classes given by foreign professors.
- Being provided with more opportunities to attend domestic and international conferences and specialized workshops.
- Receiving financial support to participate in the department's social activities such as gatherings, birthday parties, Teacher's Day (November 20th) celebrations, and year-end parties.
Concurrently, these students will participate in certain activities alongside junior faculty members, including:
- Maintaining cleanliness and being on duty at the department.
- Assisting with library management.
- Supporting the organization of workshops, classes, and specialized seminars.
- Assisting in organizing important annual events such as Teacher's Day (Nov 20th), International Women's Day (Mar 8th), and year-end parties.
2. Eligibility Requirements
The Special Student group is established not only for student training but also for the department's development; therefore, candidates must meet the following conditions:
- For fourth-year students:
- The candidate has a cumulative GPA that meets the department's requirements.
- The candidate is conducting a thesis/project with a faculty member in the department.
- The student, after being admitted into the group, is to be present at the department on assigned days or when required to support faculty members.
- For graduates:
- The candidate is continuing research collaboration with faculty members in the department.
- The student, after being admitted to the group, will self-fund their participation in social gatherings.
3. Rules and Regulations
- Students participate voluntarily and proactively seek a supervisor.
- Students must actively participate in general activities and comply with the department's regulations.
- Students may request to withdraw from the Special Student group if the program's criteria do not align with their personal aspirations.
- The department provides all possible conditions for students to engage in scientific research and access domestic and international scholarship opportunities.
- The department does not guarantee employment at the university for members of the Special Student group after graduation.
4. List of Special Students by Cohort
Cohort 2020
- Văn Thị Thảo Loan (Medical Physics-2020) | Supervisor(s): Assoc. Prof. Dr. Trần Thiện Thanh, Dr. Phan Long Hồ
- Phùng Tấn Phát (Medical Physics-2020) | Supervisor(s): Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lê Công Hảo
- Hoàng Phạm Thành Đạt (Nuclear Physics-2020) | Supervisor(s): Dr. Văn Thị Thu Trang, Dr. Đoàn Thị Hiền
- Ngô Viết Hiếu (Nuclear Physics-2020) | Supervisor(s): MSc. Nguyễn Trí Toàn Phúc
- Thái Phát (Nuclear Engineering-2020) | Supervisor(s): Dr. Phan Lê Hoàng Sang
Cohort 2019
- Phạm Ánh Tuyết (Nuclear Engineering-2019) | Supervisor(s): Dr. Hoàng Thị Kiều Trang
- Nguyễn Hoàng Trọng Nhân (Nuclear Engineering-2019) | Supervisor(s): Dr. Văn Thị Thu Trang
Cohort 2018
- Nguyễn Nhật Quang (Nuclear Physics-2018) | Supervisor(s): MSc. Châu Thành Tài
- Phan Nguyễn Hoàng Long (Nuclear Physics-2018) | Supervisor(s): Assoc. Prof. Dr. Trần Thiện Thanh
- Phạm Thị Cẩm Lai (Nuclear Physics-2018) | Supervisor(s): Dr. Võ Hồng Hải
