4th Traditional Camp: “Traditional Vietnamese Culture and Integration”

Along with the development and international integration of socio-economy, the trend of cultural integration is inevitable. From traditional cultural values, Vietnamese culture is currently integrating and absorbing modern cultures from many countries in the world. In order for students to have a clearer understanding of the traditional cultures of the nation, the cultures of some countries in the world; thereby raising students' sense of responsibility for protecting and preserving the national cultural identity. With the consent of the Board of Directors, the Board of Management of the University, the Executive Committee of the Youth Union of Dai Nam University organized the 4th Traditional Camping Festival, with the theme "Traditional Vietnamese Culture and Integration". Towards the celebration of the school's founding anniversary (November 14, 2007 - November 14, 2015) and to celebrate Vietnamese Teachers' Day November 20.

The traditional camp is an annual movement activity of Dai Nam University, which is widely supported by teachers and students. Each year, the camp is organized with a different theme focusing on current issues of the country to educate and raise students' awareness of the school, family and society, and at the same time strengthen the relationship between teachers and students.

This is the 4th year of organizing the Camp, this year's Traditional Camp with the theme "Traditional Vietnamese Culture and Integration" has received strong response from staff, lecturers and students since its launch. The Camp is scheduled to be held on November 18, 2015, at Dai Nam University, Phu Lam, Ha Dong, Hanoi. The camps will closely follow the main theme that represents the Vietnamese Cultural Space: tangible and intangible. For example: Cultural Space of Central Highlands Gong; Quan Ho Village; Ca Tru... or Ha Long Bay; Red River Delta; Mekong Delta...; cultures of territories around the world focusing on 12 countries participating in the TPP Agreement (Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Canada, Peru, Singapore, Vietnam, the US and Japan)

In addition, the Traditional Camp also has many other activities such as: Clip making contest about the faculty; Art competition; Debate, etc.