This morning (September 17), Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry held the opening ceremony for the new school year 2024-2025. Before the opening ceremony, Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry announced that it would not accept congratulatory flowers and hoped that the cost of the flowers would be transferred to the Fund to support the Northern compatriots of the Vietnam Fatherland Front of Ho Chi Minh City.
Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry announced that it will not accept congratulatory flowers at this year's opening ceremony and hopes that the cost of giving flowers will be transferred to the Fund to support the people of the North.
During the opening ceremony, Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Tat Toan, Rector of Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry, also launched a campaign to support people in areas heavily affected by super typhoon Yagi and unusual floods.
Expressing his wish to receive participation from staff, lecturers and students, Associate Professor Nguyen Tat Toan said: "Sharing is giving without expecting anything in return. That sharing will help people in flood-affected areas overcome the difficulties and heavy losses they have to endure."
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Tat Toan said that according to the school's development strategy for the period 2021-2025 and vision to 2035, the school will focus on implementing key tasks in the new school year. First is to mobilize all resources to improve university governance capacity, strengthen conditions to ensure educational quality. Develop an internal quality assurance system, improve performance indicators of training institutions, fully meet the criteria of university education standards.
It is also about innovating training programs and methods associated with strengthening management, improving the quality of human resource training and scientific research capacity, innovation. Focusing on training, fostering and developing human resources. Implementing autonomy of apparatus, human resources and finance...
New students attend the opening ceremony
In his message to new students, Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Tat Toan shared: "The learning journey ahead will be a wide open horizon for you to prepare for your future life."
"In the journey of pursuing your passion and exploring new lands, you will certainly encounter misconceptions from temporary interests. But I believe that the more you understand yourself, such as your personality, core values, mental and physical limits, the more you will be able to determine what your true passion is to pursue...", Associate Professor Toan confided.
Talking about efforts and seizing every opportunity, Associate Professor Toan emphasized: "Your success does not come from avoiding difficulties, but from courageously facing all challenges. Do not be afraid when encountering obstacles or difficulties on the way because there is no path full of roses."
Looking to the future, the Principal of Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry believes that after 4-5 years of study, the students of the school will graduate and become successful leaders or excellent professionals. "Your efforts to study and grasp every opportunity at the school will help you develop more comprehensively for the career you have chosen in the future. I hope you will succeed with passion and enthusiasm through your own tireless efforts," the Principal hopes.
The President of this University also expressed his desire to train high-quality human resources - that is, generations of globally integrated citizens, acting for green and sustainable development. "Students of all generations, especially the K50 generation, will officially embark on a new journey, with their own passion and efforts along with the values that the school brings to help the new generation of students become the best versions they desire," Associate Professor Toan expressed his wish.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/le-khai-giang-khong-hoa-hieu-truong-xuc-dong-noi-ve-su-se-chia-185240917143912748.htm
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