Faculty of Physical Education

Party Cell and Mass Organizations:

• Party Cell Secretary of the Faculty of Physical Education: Comrade Phạm Cao Cường.

• Party Cell: The Party Cell of the Faculty of Physical Education currently has 07 official Party members and 02 probationary Party members participating in Party activities.

• Trade Union: Trade union activities of the Faculty are organized into two trade union groups. At the Hanoi campus, there are 19 trade union members, and at the Nam Dinh campus, there are 9 trade union members.

Functions:

The Faculty of Physical Education is a specialized unit under the University, responsible for advising and assisting the Rector in implementing the following tasks: professional management of training activities; management of science and technology activities; development of course contents and curricula; compilation of textbooks and teaching materials serving teaching and learning; and management of lecturers within the Faculty in performing assigned teaching duties in accordance with the designated training programs.

Responsibilities and Authority:

a) Managing lecturers, other employees, and learners under the Faculty in accordance with the Rector’s decentralization;

b) Developing plans and organizing the implementation of educational and training activities for Physical Education and National Defense Education courses in line with the University’s overall plan, including: developing training programs for assigned disciplines and specializations; organizing the preparation of detailed course syllabi; developing training programs, projects, textbooks, and teaching materials in accordance with the University’s development orientation; researching and improving teaching and learning methods; developing and implementing methods for assessing students’ learning and training outcomes, ensuring graduates meet the announced learning outcomes and labor market demands. The development of training programs, textbooks, and teaching materials shall comply with regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training;

c) Developing plans and organizing scientific and technological activities and international cooperation; cooperating with scientific and technological organizations; mobilizing enterprises to participate in the Faculty’s training activities;

d) Developing plans for the development of the teaching staff, training programs, and facilities serving education and scientific research; strengthening conditions to assure training quality;

e) Developing plans and organizing political, ideological, moral, and lifestyle education for lecturers, staff, and learners; planning training and professional development to improve qualifications and professional skills of lecturers and other staff of the Faculty;

f) Organizing the evaluation of managers and lecturers within the Faculty in accordance with University regulations;

g) Performing other tasks as assigned by the University.

5. Scale and Operational Capacity

With 26 lecturers in Physical Education and 04 lecturers in National Defense Education, the Faculty’s staff qualifications include: 02 PhDs, 23 Masters, 01 doctoral candidate, and 02 Bachelors. Each year, the Faculty of Physical Education – National Defense provides instruction to approximately 10,000–12,000 student enrollments in Physical Education and National Defense Education courses.

6. Development Orientation

• Standardizing and improving the qualifications of the teaching staff: Currently, 100% of the Faculty’s Physical Education lecturers meet the requirements for university-level teaching qualifications, including 02 PhDs and 24 Masters, of whom 01 is a doctoral candidate. In the coming period, the Faculty aims for 100% of lecturers to meet basic standards in information technology application and English proficiency (B1 level).

• Further improving the quality and effectiveness of Physical Education and school sports to enhance students’ health, develop comprehensive physical fitness, equip them with fundamental movement knowledge and skills, and foster regular sports participation habits; integrating Physical Education and school sports with education on willpower, ethics, lifestyle, and life skills.

• Developing various types of sports clubs within the University; promoting diversity in sports disciplines and encouraging students to participate in extracurricular sports activities. Establishing student sports clubs in disciplines of strength such as basketball, volleyball, badminton, football, table tennis, and shuttlecock kicking.

7. Contact Information

• Hanoi Campus: Office of the Faculty of Physical Education – National Defense, HA10 Building (218 Lĩnh Nam, Hoàng Mai District, Hanoi)

• Nam Dinh Campus: Office of the Faculty of Physical Education – National Defense, 353 Trần Hưng Đạo, Nam Dinh

• Website: http://en.uneti.edu.vn/khoa-giao-duc-the-chat-quoc-phong.html

• Email: khoagdtcqp@en.uneti.edu.vn