Singapore: Promoting history and culture is increasingly serving as an important bridge to enhance mutual understanding and connection among nations, including Vietnam and Singapore. At the National University of Singapore (NUS), the course Introducing Vietnam brings Vietnamese history and culture closer to international students through a modern and experiential approach. Associate Professor Dr Duong Minh Hai began another lecture on Vietnamese history on the evening of April 1 at The Shaw Foundation Building, marking what he described as a meaningful mission to share Vietnam's story with international students.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the course aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Vietnam's rich historical and cultural tapestry. Dr. Duong Minh Hai, who leads the course, emphasizes the importance of providing international students with an immersive educational experience that goes beyond textbooks and incorporates elements of Vietnam's vibrant cultural heritage.

The initiative at NUS reflects a growing trend in academic institutions to foster global awareness and appreciation of diverse cultural histories. By offering such courses, universities play a pivotal role in building bridges between nations, facilitating greater intercultural dialogue, and promoting global citizenship among students.