English Language

Overview

The English Language major emphasizes comprehensive research into the language, culture, and literature of English-speaking nations. Students will enhance their communication skills, reading and writing proficiencies, and acquire mastery of the language structure. The curriculum offers a thorough examination of English-speaking countries, encompassing traditional cultural aspects and contemporary trends. Students are afforded opportunities to engage in research projects, international internships, and community service initiatives. The English Language major not only facilitates diverse career prospects but also fosters the development of critical thinking skills and the capacity to integrate into global contexts.

Major code

7220211

Enrollment combination

D01: Math, Literature, English
D14: Literature, History, English
D15: Literature, Geography, English
D84: Math, Civic Education, English

Academic years

4 years

Degree

Bachelor

English Language

Highlights of the training program

Quality standards

The program generally adheres to educational quality standards and complies with the quality standards set by the Minister of Education and Training.

Diverse teaching methods

The program combines traditional teaching methods such as lectures, class discussions, and practical activities like writing, reading, and speaking, as well as new technological tools to create a rich and creative learning environment.

Flexible curriculum

Students can choose from a wide range of subjects and minors, allowing them to tailor their studies according to their interests and personal goals.

Focus on basic and applied skills

The program emphasizes developing basic language skills such as grammar, vocabulary, and communication skills, while also providing opportunities for students to apply this knowledge in real-life situations such as writing essays, giving presentations, and daily communication.

Internships and international experiences

The program offers opportunities for internships or international exchange programs, giving students the chance to experience and apply what they have learned in practical settings

Comprehensive approach

In addition to studying the English language, the program includes courses on the culture, literature, history, and society of English-speaking countries, helping students gain a deeper understanding of the language and culture of these regions.

Learning, Teaching & Assessment Methods

Learning Methods

Classroom learning, lectures, self-study, group work, presentations, project implementation, essay writing, etc.

Teaching Methods

Lecturing, role-playing, educational games, group activities, case studies and problem-solving, project-based learning.

Assessment Methods

A variety of assessment methods are applied, including assignments, oral exams, essays, tests, graduation project, and more.

Program structure

Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4

Semester 1

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

TA70101 - Introduction to English Language Studies (1)

TA70103 - Listening - Speaking 1 (3)

TA70109 - Reading - Writing 1 (3)

TA70115 - Grammar 1 (2)

TA70116 - Pronunciation 1 (2)

TA70102 - Introduction to Linguistics (2)

DP70004 - Practical Vietnamese (20)

CB70303 - Public Speaking Skills (1)

Semester 2

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

TA70104 - Listening - Speaking 2 (3)

TA70110 - Reading - Writing 2 (3)

CB70204 - Logic (2)

CB70301 - Information Technology 1 (2)

CB71401 - Physical Education 1 - Swimming* (1)

CB70304 - Emotional Management Skills (1)

CB70101 - Marxism-Leninism Philosophy (3)

TA71101 - Pronunciation 2 (2)

TA71102 - American Accent Training (2)

TA71103 - Grammar 2 (2)

TA71104 - Universal Grammar (2)

Semester 3

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

TA70105 - Listening - Speaking 3 (3)

TA70111 - Reading - Writing 3 (3)

TA70117 - Phonetics and Phonology (2)

TA70201 - Translation (2)

CB70302 - Information Technology 2 (2)

CB70305 - Communication and Relationship Building Skills (2)

CB70106 - General Law (2)

CB70102 - Marxist Political Economy (2)

CB71402 - Physical Education 2*

CB71101 - Environment and Sustainable Development (2)

CB71102 - Behavioral Psychology (2)

CB71103 - Medical Ethics Psychology (2)

TA71201 - Presentation Skills (2)

TA71202 - Public Speaking (2)

Semester 4

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

TA70106 - Listening - Speaking 4 (3)

TA70112 - Reading - Writing 4 (3)

TA70118 - Morphology (2)

TA70202 - Interpretation (2)

CB70306 - Negotiation and Bargaining Skills (2)

CB70103 - Scientific Socialism (2)

TQ70025 - Chinese 1 (3)

CB71408 - Physical Education 3 (Choose 1/4 subjects)*

CB71104 - Green Economy and Sustainable Development (2)

CB71105 - Vietnamese Folk Culture and Music (2)

CB71106 - History of World Civilizations (2)

DP70002 - Basics of Vietnamese Culture (2)

TA71203 - Approaches to English Teaching (3)

TA71207 - Theory of Translation (3)

TA71211 - English for Marketing (3)

Semester 5

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

TA70107 - Listening - Speaking 5 (3)

TA70113 - Reading - Writing 5 (3)

TA70119 - Syntax (3)

TA70121 - British-American Culture (2)

TA70204 - Business Writing (2)

TQ70026 - Chinese 2 (3)

CB70104 - Thought of Ho Chi Minh (2)

CB70105 - History of the Communist Party of Vietnam (2)

TA71204 - Teaching English Areas (3)

TA71208 - Advanced Translation (3)

TA71212 - English for Commerce (3)

Semester 6

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

TA70108 - Listening - Speaking 6 (3)

TA70114 - Reading - Writing 6 (3)

TA70120 - Semantics (3)

TA70122 - British-American Literature (2)

TA70203 - Research Methods (3)

TA71205 - Teaching English Skills (3)

TA71206 - Pedagogical Psychology (2)

TA71209 - Advanced Interpretation (3)

TA71210 - Simultaneous Interpretation (2)

TA71213 - English for Human Resources (3)

TA71214 - English for Business Communication (2)

Semester 7

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

TA70205 - Graduation Practice (4)

Semester 8

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

Students choose 1 of 2 options:

TA71215 - Thesis (6)

Substitute Courses and Exams

Group 1 (Choose 1 out of 2 courses)

TA71105 - Intercultural Communication Studies (3)

TA71106 - Lexicology (3)

Group 2 (Choose 1 out of 6 courses)

TA71216 - Language Assessment (3)

TA71217 - Syllabus Design and Curriculum Development (3)

TA71218 - English for Specific Purposes (3)

TA71107 - Pragmatics (3)

TA71219 - English for Tourism (3)

TA71220 - Business Contracts (3)

Career opportunities

After graduation, students can take on the following positions:

English teacher at educational institutions;
Receptionist, secretary, or office staff for companies with foreign elements, government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and international organizations;
Translator or interpreter for foreign-invested companies, joint ventures in the commercial sector, translation companies, or notary services;
Pursue postgraduate studies in fields related to English teaching or linguistics at domestic and international universities or training institutions;
Have the ability to start a business, plan, coordinate, and leverage collective intelligence to establish a company or a language center.

Other Major

Bachelor of Oriental Studies

Bachelor of Chinese Language

Master of English Language