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[Livestream Talk Show Episode 03] Topic: Human resource needs for Economics and Law majors

This is Livestream No3 on the BVU’s career orientation and admission program for the year 2023 aiming to help 2K5 students and parents understand more about the training programs, scholarship policies, internships at companies, and job opportunities for applicants who register and enroll in BVU’s Economics and Law majors in 2023.

At the Livestream program, the organizer announced two lucky candidates who won gift vouchers worth 5,000,000 VND each.

The first lucky candidate with the draw code 01408820 is Duong Duy Khanh from Bung Rieng High School (Ba Ria-Vung Tau province) who registered for the English Studies major.

The second lucky candidate with the draw code 02351672 is Phạm Trần Duy Quang from Phu My High School (Ba Ria-Vung province) who registered for the Logistics and Supply Chain Management major.

BVU congratulates the two lucky candidates.

The lucky draw program is for high school students who apply for admission to BVU in 2023, with each prize being a gift voucher worth 5,000,000 VND. All high school students who have made an application for admission to BVU will have a draw code consisting of (2 digits of birthdate + last 6 digits of the registered phone number). If you do not have a draw code, please register for admission online at the link: https://xettuyen.bvu.edu.vn/ to receive the code and participate in the lucky draw program.

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