(FCE) Students of the Faculty of Civil Engineering join Shell NXplorers Global program

Recently on Feb 17, the Power team from Lac Hong University confidently won the Third prize at the "Minds That Shine" Gala. This is the Shell NXPlorers Pro contest first organized in Vietnam by Shell Vietnam. Mr Darren Graham Mcpherson - General Director of Shell Vietnam also attended the event.

NXplorers is an innovative and proven educational program, aiming to help young people develop critical thinking, develop knowledge and provide future owners with the tools and skills to address and solve complex problems.

NXplorers has two versions: NXplorers Junior for middle and high school students, and NXplorers Pro for university students, graduate students and young workers.

The Shell NXPlorers Pro competition attracted the participation of teams from many universities.

To join the competition, Lac Hong University students attended a three-day class to learn about the tools of Systems Thinking, Scenario Building, and the Theory of Change. Then, they worked in groups and presented their ideas at the Gala.

Shell Vietnam organized 5 classes with 105 students. Of a total of 27 topics, 10 best ones were selected. Which, Lac Hong University had five teams named in the Top 10. Two of them (Power and Phoenix Power) were listed in the Top 5, together with HCM City University of Technology and University of Technology and Education.

Participating in this program, the Faculty of Civil Engineering with students of Class 2022 participated in training through seminars, with 02 students participating and having excellent ideas.

THE FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING (FCE) OF LAC HONG UNIVERSITY WITH 3 MAIN THINGS

✅The elite lecturers have had more than 10 years experiences and majority of them are business owners

✅The modern facilities meet the teaching and learning demands for up-to-date methods

✅The training program is highly practical with 40% of theories in class, 30% in practical factory and lab, and the rest of 30% in following project at work