Ngôn ngữ và văn hóa phương đông

Maintaining mental stability and adaptability for students and young people is not only an essential skill but also a foundation for sustainable personal growth and for building a happier, healthier life.

From K-drama and K-pop to K-business, the Korean language has become a global powerhouse skill in today’s job market. If you are fascinated by Korean culture, passionate about languages, and eager to build an international career, then Korean Language Studies at HUFLIT is your perfect launchpad!

The Japanese Language major explores the language, culture, and society of Japan, aiming to train professionals proficient in Japanese with solid expertise and applicable skills in fields such as translation–interpretation, administration–office management, tourism–events, and education.

At HUFLIT, Oriental Studies is your “multi-functional key” to unlocking a profound understanding of modern Asia — a region where culture, economy, technology, and opportunity converge. At HUFLIT, Oriental Studies is not limited to learning Japanese or Korean. It is a comprehensive journey to explore a country through its language, mindset, history, politics, business management, and social development. Students are trained to become global citizens with deep cultural literacy, strong intercultural communication, and professional competence — ready to integrate and excel in the dynamic Asian workforce.

In order to prepare for the organization of specialized classes for students of the 2023 class (Korean Language) in the upcoming semesters, the Board of Directors of the Faculty of Oriental Languages ​​and Cultures would like to inform the students of the 2023 Korean Language major about the necessary issues related to major registration.

November – The season of gratitude, is the season for hearts with deep gratitude to return. Amidst the hustle and bustle of schoolwork, exams and plans for the new journey, students of the Faculty of Oriental Languages ​​and Cultures (HUFLIT) still do not forget to take a moment to express gratitude to those who have always accompanied and guided them on the journey of seeking knowledge.

Taking place over 2 days with two outstanding activities, Gala Night and Teambuilding, the 2024 New Student Welcome Day “RUNNING HUFLITERS” organized by the Youth Union - Association of the Faculty of Oriental Languages ​​and Cultures has completely spread the spirit of enthusiasm, encouraging new students to overcome all their limits, true to the spirit of the program slogan: “Speed ​​Limit? Not Time!”.

The Faculty of Oriental Languages ​​& Cultures announces to students of the 2021 Course the content of the graduation thesis (KLTN) in 2024 as follows:

Pursuant to the official dispatch of the Foreign Affairs Department on the student exchange program with Teikyo University, Japan, the Faculty of Oriental Languages ​​and Culture announces to students majoring in Japanese Studies the plan to select students for interviews to participate in the Spring 2025 semester exchange program at Teikyo University, Japan, specifically as follows:

Understanding the concerns when preparing for the upcoming student exchange program, the Foreign Affairs Department coordinated with the Faculty of Oriental Studies to organize a pre-departure session for Japanese Studies students to share their thoughts and listen to advice from teachers and seniors.

As part of a series of activities to expand international relations , HUFLIT had a working session with the Board of Directors of Pai Chai University (Korea), discussing international cooperation and exchange programs, thereby bringing more opportunities for learning and multicultural experiences for HUFLITers in the future.

Recently, representatives of Oita Prefecture Administration, Japan and U International Human Co. , Ltd. visited HUFLIT and exchanged opinions on opportunities and cooperation possibilities for international trainee programs in the hotel and restaurant industry in Oita Prefecture.​​​​​​​​​​

With the desire to understand more about the beauty of Vietnamese culture, life and people, recently, Ren Uchikune - a first-year student of Teikyo University, Japan, came to participate in a 2-week study exchange program at HUFLIT.

Possessing the most outstanding achievement among the students participating in the exchange program, Nguyen Ngo Thuan, a student majoring in Japanese Studies, Faculty of Oriental Languages ​​and Cultures HUFLIT, was honored to represent the entire course to speak at the closing ceremony.