Research is often labelled by the youth as arid, from another angle, it however can be seen as either a challenging and joyful “journey” of discoveries when promising results are gained, expectations are met, and outcomes are useful for the real life.
Following its internationalization and research promotion
strategies, VNU University of Economics and Business has increasingly affirmed
its academic position when producing high-quality research products, setting a foundation
for the improvement of teaching, learning, and policy advisory, and
contributing to the socio-economic development. In research, the University has
always facilitated its faculties, PhD candidates, graduate and undergraduate students
for activeness and creativity. The University plays an important role in directing
and coordinating research activities as well as diversifying resources for
research purposes.
Student research has received attention from the
University for long, especially since the Research Community for Economics Students
(RCES) was established on October 25, 2014. RCES bridges students and research
through annual projects such as I Research, RCES Companion, RCES Spreadout…etc.
With its mission of bringing research closer to students, RCES is doing its
best to bring out a diverse and close-knit view of research, and one of such
prominent, connected products is the UEB
Category of Student Scientific Research.
The Category is part of RCES Spreadout, a non-profit
project, with the aim of spreading valuable experiences and knowledge about research
to economics students. The Category is compiled and published online twice a
year by RCES, with the technical assistance of the Office of Journal and
Publishing, the Office of Scientific Research and Development Cooperation, the
Youth Union at the University.
So far, the Category of Student Scientific Research
has published its fourth volume. It has received a lot of attention and
appreciation from students inside and outside of the University. It is
considered as a serious product, showing the enthusiasm of RCES members, the competences
and contributions of the students in research. The Category is of great values
as it:
- Provides
students with useful knowledge and information they should know about research.
- Publishes
excellent, top research ideas and results made by the students inside and outside
of the University.
- Connects
academic communities for students, supporting and promoting them to do research.
- Introduces
useful and valuable lessons for students through the sharing of teachers,
thereby inspiring to do research and showing them the right direction for research.
Published volumes:
| Volume 1, UEB Category of
Student Scientific Research (December 2019)
Volume 1 contains Part 1: Summary of the researches of the VNU-UEB
students who won high prizes in 2018-2019; Part 2: Summary of some outstanding
economic events in 2019, including an overview of the 2019 Nobel Prize in
Economics; and Part 3: Book reviews "Food security in post-conflict Nepal:
Challenges and Opportunities" by Bishnu Raj Upreti, Sagar Raj Sharma,
Suman Babu Paudel and "Chronicles: On our troubled times” by Thomas
Piketty.
Although this is the first issue, the category received
more than 3,000 hits from economics students on RCES's Fanpage.
>> See details: UEB
Category of Student Scientific Research, Volume 1 |
| Volume 2, UEB Category of
Student Scientific Research (June 2020)
Volume 2 contains Part 1: Summary of research carried
out VNU-UEB students who won high prizes in 2019-2020; Part 2: Summary of
outstanding economic events in 2020 including EVFTA Agreement on textile and
garment exports, the appearance of Facebook's Libra coin; Part 3: Introduction of
some books, for instance “Belt and road economics” by the World Bank.
After its online publication, the Category received
a high volume of 9,000 responses from students who loved research on rces.info.
See details: Volume
2, UEB Category of Student Scientific Research |
| Volume 3, UEB Category of
Student Scientific Research (December 2020)
At the end of 2020, with
the desire of bringing spiritual values to students who entered the last
stage of their research, RCES published the Category Volume 3 with Part 1: Summary of research by VNU-UEB students; Part
2: Summary of outstanding economic events in 2020, for instance EVFTA
Agreement, COVID-19 pandemic; Part 3: Useful sharing about research experiences.
This is a new part of this Volume, in which RCEs introduces the interview with
Assoc.Prof.Dr. Nguyen An Thinh and student Hoang Duc Chinh with a hope that it will
help students who read the publication find themselves inspired and learn more
experience when doing research. Perhaps this is the part that many students
look forward to because it provides practical advices for someone who just start
their first steps in doing research; and Part 4: Introduce some good books on
economics in the world. The book in this Volume is "Economic book
review" reviewed by Tran Manh Cuong. It is an useful and interesting book
on economics that RCES suggests students to read it.
This Volume continues to
receive love and enthusiastic support from readers with more than 3,000
interactions on RCES’s fan page, nearly 5,000 visitors on the website, and
always remains the top search on RCES website. The Volume receives positive
feedbacks from readers and even some letters from students who have a desire to
publish articles in the coming issues.
See details: Volume
3, UEB Category of Student Scientific Research |
| Volume 4, UEB Category of
Student Scientific Research (June 2021)
RCES continues publishing the Category in June 2021
with Part 1: Summary of scientific research by students inside and outside the VNU-UEB.
In this issue, the manuscripts from out-of-UEB student community are submitted
for publication; Part 2: Summary of outstanding economic events in 2021 with some
"hot spots" such as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)
and the UK-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (FTA); Part 3: Introduction of some
good books on economics in the world. This book review includes many
interesting books introduced by Mr. Tran Manh Cuong; and Part 4: Sharings of
how to do research. RCES is very honored to receive the sharing from
Assoc.Prof.Dr. Nguyen Anh Thu, Vice Rector of the VNU-UEB and a group of
research students who won the champion of Student Scientific Research Contest at
the VNU-UEB in 2020-2021.
See details: Volume
4, UEB Category of Student Scientific
Research |
One of the factors that make up the success of the UEB
Category of Student Scientific Research is the support and love from readers
who are passionate about research. Your interest is a great motivation for RCES
to publish quality volumes. We hope that you will continue to follow and
support the RCES Spreadout project as well as the UEB Category of Student
Scientific Research Section!
Looking forward to receiving attention, support and
response from students inside and outside the University so that the UEB
Category of Student Scientific Research continues to develop and spread the
love of doing research to economic student communities!
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