At LHU, students can join a wide range of clubs that offer opportunities to learn, connect, and develop their skills. Club activities cover many areas, including academics, professional interests, culture, arts, and sports. These clubs give students a chance to explore their interests, develop their strengths, gain new knowledge, improve their skills, and gain valuable experiences beyond the classroom.
Through regular meetings, social activities, and hands-on experiences, student clubs help create a dynamic and friendly campus environment. They also encourage students to grow personally and prepare for their future.
1. English speaking club (ESC)
The ESC provides a fun and healthy environment where students can relax after classes and build confidence in using English in everyday communication.
The club is a regular activity organized by various faculties, including both English-related and non-English-related majors. Topics cover students' fields of study, everyday issues and events, as well as current topics that attract their interest and encourage active participation.
By joining the ESC, students have opportunities to improve their listening and speaking skills, expand their vocabulary, develop quick responses, build confidence in public speaking, and strengthen their teamwork skills.
In addition to gaining useful knowledge related to their studies, students can also receive a variety of meaningful prizes prepared by the organizing team.
Since its early days, the ESC has attracted enthusiastic participation from students across the university. The organizing team continues to develop creative topics and engaging academic games to make each session both enjoyable and educational.
ESC meetings always attract enthusiastic participation from students
2. Korean Speaking Club
Established in 2008, the Korean Speaking Club, organized by the Korean Studies program under the Faculty of Oriental Studies, provides students with an environment to practice and improve their Korean language skills.
The club aims not only to improve students' Korean communication skills but also to help them explore Korean culture through topics such as food, daily life, traditional holidays, and folk games.
At the club, students have opportunities to practice their language skills and take part in fun activities with Korean experts and staff from the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), with guidance and support from lecturers of the Korean Studies program.
The Korean Speaking Club holds regular meetings
3. Chinese Language Club
The Chinese Language Club gives students majoring in Chinese Language an opportunity to meet, connect, and learn from one another.
It is also a place where students can practice their language skills, gain practical experience, exchange learning methods and experiences, and learn more about the cultures of China and Vietnam.
By joining the club, students can practice Chinese and communicate with native speakers, including language teaching experts from China.
Each meeting attracts many students thanks to the variety of activities thoughtfully designed by the organizing team. In addition to improving their language skills, students can enjoy fun games and receive meaningful gifts.
The Chinese Language Club brings creativity and color to every meeting
4. Japanese Language Club (Kaiwa Club)
Established in 2008, the Japanese Language Club (Kaiwa Club) belongs to the Japanese Studies program under the Faculty of Oriental Studies.
Objectives
To create an active and professional learning environment where students can develop their Japanese language skills, learn about Japanese culture, and improve their soft skills.
To provide opportunities for students to practice Japanese and interact with lecturers and Japanese guest speakers.
To help students improve their Japanese proficiency by encouraging them to practice together, share effective learning methods, and support one another. Students also have opportunities to explore Japanese society and culture, learn interesting Japanese songs, and develop life skills through games and interactive activities.
To encourage students who are interested in the Japanese language and culture to participate in club activities, connect with others, and learn from shared experiences.
Activities
The Japanese Language Club organizes various extracurricular activities, including discussions on different topics in Japanese, origami activities, hidden-word puzzles, and other fun games.
Achievements
Over the years, the Japanese Language Club has become a familiar and popular place for students, attracting enthusiastic participation from across the university.
Members of the Japanese Language Club take a group photo at a club meeting
5. Entrepreneurship Club
The Entrepreneurship Club, under the Faculty of Administration and International Economics, provides students with practical skills and a broader understanding of entrepreneurship. It helps students explore different career paths, such as starting their own businesses or gaining work experience before pursuing their own business ideas.
Through the club's activities, students can build the knowledge and practical experience needed for their studies and future careers. Hands-on experiences also help them develop confidence, an entrepreneurial mindset, and the ability to recognize business opportunities.
The club also supports students majoring in economics and those who are passionate about business and aspire to become CEOs. It helps them identify learning goals and develop the skills needed to pursue their ambitions.
Throughout their studies, students can take part in club meetings, competitions, and other activities. These opportunities allow them to develop useful skills, gain experience, achieve personal growth, and build stronger connections with the club and other members.
In addition to the knowledge and experience gained through its programs, the club provides opportunities for students to build new relationships by connecting with businesses and fellow students. It offers a professional, practical, and engaging environment where members can learn, collaborate, and grow together.
To register as a club member, please contact: Ms. Van Thi Bich – Chair of the Entrepreneurship Club, Faculty of Administration and International Economics
Email: bichvt@lhu.edu.vn
6. Martial Arts Club
Established in May 2013, the Martial Arts Club aims to encourage students to exercise regularly and promote a healthy lifestyle. It provides a positive environment where students can improve their physical fitness, build character, learn self-defense skills, and develop themselves in a well-rounded way.
With the approval of the university's leadership, the Student Union officially established the LHU Martial Arts Club under the management of the Student Union. The club received enthusiastic support from students, with more than 100 members registering in its first intake.
Regular training schedule:
Kickboxing: 17:30–19:30, Monday to Friday
Vovinam: 17:30–19:30, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Contact: Student Union Office, Room E.103, Campus 3
Phone: 02513.951.957
Register here: https://forms.gle/nNoVFV5rXfDHbTJg6
For more information about the club, visit:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/YAhqJy9GsKE
Martial Arts Club members actively participate in training to improve their fitness, develop their skills, and build discipline
7. Student Union Skills Club
Slogan: “Skills go hand in hand with knowledge”
The Student Union Skills Club at LHU was established to provide a space for Youth Union members and students to develop their skills through teamwork, outdoor activities, and community service. Students who enjoy outdoor activities, want to learn practical skills, or wish to connect and share experiences with others are welcome to join.
Through the club's activities, members can develop a range of useful skills, including organizing group games, leading group activities, communicating with the community, and working effectively in teams. They also have opportunities to meet, interact, and learn from one another.
Guided by the slogan “Skills go hand in hand with knowledge”, the club organizes group activities, outdoor training, and practical skills sessions for everyday life. It also holds themed sessions to broaden members' knowledge of society, culture, education, and history. In addition, members can take part in competitions, seminars, performances, visits, and outdoor activities.
The club has developed a training program with different levels to suit each member's abilities, interests, and circumstances.
Member level: Students become familiar with the club's rules and develop skills such as building relationships, bringing young people together, leading group activities, and working in teams.
Facilitator level: Members have opportunities to explore more advanced activities and gain practical experience in management and program organization.
Do you love the club? Would you like to learn new skills and share experiences with others? Are you interested in the activities organized by the club? Sign up today and join us to learn, connect, and grow!
Registration: https://goo.gl/forms/I2588Xr7YrbgYRk42
Meeting schedule and information:
Time: 17:30 every Thursday
Location: Room E104, Campus 3
Contact: Hieu Hoang – Vice Chair of the Club, 0982.676.008
For more information about the club, visit:
Website: http://doanhoi.lhu.edu.vn/
8. Finance and Banking Club
The Finance and Banking Club was established in response to students' practical needs. It provides a platform for students majoring in Finance and Banking and Accounting to develop their abilities, improve their academic performance, exchange knowledge, and build practical skills. The club also serves as a bridge between the Faculty and its students.
Objectives:
To improve learning and self-study, while strengthening and expanding students' knowledge of finance, accounting, banking, and securities.
To encourage students to develop their creativity and initiative through practical activities such as stock investment, market analysis, and applying academic knowledge to real-world situations.
To promote independent learning, research, and exploration of professional topics.
To connect lecturers and students, creating opportunities to share knowledge and practical experience.
Membership: All students of the Faculty of Finance and Accounting, as well as other students interested in these fields, are welcome to join.
Contact: Faculty of Finance and Accounting
Address: Building B, Room B201, Campus 1
Phone: 02513.953.441
Email: tcnh@lhu.edu.vn
Website: http://tckt.lhu.edu.vn
Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/taichinhketoanlhu
The Finance and Banking Club holds regular meetings on practical topics, helping students expand their professional knowledge and connect classroom learning with real-world applications
9. Accounting Club
The Accounting Club, under the Faculty of Finance and Accounting, provides a learning and networking environment for students interested in accounting. Through regular meetings on key topics, the club gives students opportunities to strengthen their professional knowledge, exchange experiences, and keep up with practical developments in the accounting field.
With practical topics that reflect current industry trends, the club helps members broaden their understanding, develop professional thinking, and become familiar with real-world job requirements. It is also a place where students can connect, learn from one another, and develop essential skills for their future careers.
The Accounting Club offers valuable academic activities that help bridge classroom knowledge and real-world practice, preparing students to become confident and professional accounting professionals.
Follow the club's activities at: Khoa Tài chính - Kế toán - Đại học Lạc Hồng
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The Accounting Club holds regular meetings featuring a variety of practical topics
10. Logistics Club
The Logistics Club, under the Faculty of Finance and Accounting, provides a learning and networking environment for students interested in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. Through regular meetings featuring practical and up-to-date topics, the club gives students opportunities to expand their professional knowledge, explore real-world issues, and gain a better understanding of how modern supply chains operate.
With a variety of activities that reflect market changes and business needs, the club encourages students to actively explore new topics, exchange ideas, and apply their knowledge to practical situations. Through these activities, members can develop analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, teamwork skills, and the ability to adapt to the professional working environment.
Beyond building professional knowledge, the club also provides a space for students to connect, share experiences, develop essential skills, and shape their career goals. In this way, the Logistics Club helps students become more familiar with real-world working environments and better prepared for their future careers.
Follow the club's activities at: Khoa Tài chính - Kế toán - Đại học Lạc Hồng
Logistics Club members take part in meetings and exchange knowledge related to their field of study
11. MOS club (Microsoft Office Specialist)
The MOS club is for students of LHU who are gifted and passionate about office informatic.
Purposes:
- Enhancing the teaching, training and application of office informatics according to international standards for students
- Creating a useful playground to help students practice, test and evaluate their own office computer skills
- Encouraging and fostering good students of Informatics to participate in national and international competitions
Students participating in the club choose 1 of 3 subjects to study and research including:
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft PowerPoint
How to register: Contact the Center of Foreign Language and Informatics
