Delegation of officials and students from the Academy of Journalism and Communication visited the Vietnam Women's Newspaper

On the morning of August 2, in Hanoi, the delegation of cadres and students of the State Management Profession Class on Journalism, Academy of Journalism and Communication, had a meaningful field trip at Vietnam Women's Newspaper. The trip not only helped students gain a deeper understanding of the activities of a press agency but also provided an opportunity to connect and exchange expertise between press agencies and training institutions.

Báo Phụ nữ Việt Nam•02/08/2025

At the editorial office of the Vietnam Women's Newspaper (47 Hang Chuoi, Hanoi ), the delegation of cadres and students of the State Management of Journalism Class led by Associate Professor, Dr. Dinh Thi Thu Hang, Director of the Institute of Journalism and Communication, Academy of Journalism and Propaganda, was warmly welcomed by Mr. Phi Quoc Thuyen, Deputy Editor-in-Chief in charge of the Vietnam Women's Newspaper, and cadres and staff of the Newspaper.

Also joining the delegation were Dr. Nguyen Van Truong, Dr. Nguyen Duc Minh, lecturers at the Academy of Journalism and Communication, and students from many press, media agencies and universities.

Đoàn cán bộ, học viên Học viện Báo chí và Tuyên truyền đến thực tế tại Báo Phụ nữ Việt Nam- Ảnh 1. — Working session and exchange between the delegation of cadres and students of the Academy of Journalism and Propaganda and the Vietnam Women's Newspaper

At the beginning of the program, delegates watched the reportage "Vietnam Women's Newspaper on the journey of 100 years of Vietnamese Revolutionary Journalism" , recreating the formation and development of the newspaper - from the first publication in 1948 to the strong steps on the current digital transformation journey, with a variety of media products (printed newspapers, electronic newspapers, podcasts, talk shows, livestreams, documentaries, social networks...).

The atmosphere of the discussion was lively with many questions and sharing about current journalism practices. Mr. Phi Quoc Thuyen, Deputy Editor-in-Chief in charge of Vietnam Women's Newspaper, directly answered questions related to content development strategy, multimedia editorial office operations, journalism economics , media cooperation, the role of legal advice, protecting women's and children's rights in journalism content...

Đoàn cán bộ, học viên Học viện Báo chí và Tuyên truyền đến thực tế tại Báo Phụ nữ Việt Nam- Ảnh 2. — Mr. Phi Quoc Thuyen, Deputy Editor-in-Chief in charge of Vietnam Women's Newspaper, introduces the Women's World publication of Vietnam Women's Newspaper to students of the State Management Profession Class on Journalism.

Many students expressed their interest in the operating model of the Vietnam Women's Newspaper - a place that not only provides in-depth journalism but also actively integrates social work, consultation, and companionship with readers, especially disadvantaged women. The discussions also touched on challenges in finance, resources, content strategy, and the need to develop a multi-talented journalism team in the context of modern journalism.

In a friendly atmosphere, representatives of the State Management Class on Journalism presented souvenirs to the Vietnam Women's Newspaper as a token of gratitude, and at the same time expressed the wish to further strengthen the connection between journalism training institutions and press and media agencies.

Đoàn cán bộ, học viên Học viện Báo chí và Tuyên truyền đến thực tế tại Báo Phụ nữ Việt Nam- Ảnh 3. — Associate Professor, Dr. Dinh Thi Thu Hang, Director of the Institute of Journalism and Communication, Academy of Journalism and Communication, speaking at the working session with Vietnam Women's Newspaper

Đoàn cán bộ, học viên Học viện Báo chí và Tuyên truyền đến thực tế tại Báo Phụ nữ Việt Nam- Ảnh 4. — Representatives of the delegation of cadres and students of the State Management Class on Journalism, Academy of Journalism and Propaganda, presented souvenirs to Vietnam Women's Newspaper

Associate Professor, Dr. Dinh Thi Thu Hang shared: "The practical session is a valuable opportunity for students of the State Management of Journalism Class to approach vivid practice, feel the real atmosphere of journalism and receive many valuable lessons from a press unit with a long history, closely associated with Vietnamese women".

Many students also expressed their appreciation for the warm welcome, the opportunity to visit the modern studio and receive publications from the Vietnam Women's Newspaper. The trip not only ended with useful professional sharing, but also opened up suggestions for long-term cooperation between the school and the press agency in practical training, resource sharing, research support and building a future press team.

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