Tags: 2018

The Euréka contest is organized by the Ho Chi Minh city Youth Union and the Ho Chi Minh city Vietnam National University with the aim of promoting student research and encouraging them to creatively develop their discoveries, in order to improve education, build a more interconnected environment and produce practical applications...

Led by three expert coaches, Huu Duc, Xuan Ly and Ngoc Nhung, the three leading teams competed in the finals of “Tuoi 20 Hat” contest on December 1. The contest brought music-lovers together and identified talented university musicians. Students from high schools, colleges and universities in Danang were eligible...

Dr. Nayyar, a DTU lecturer and this year a mentor at GDG DevFest MienTrung 2018, was moved as the team he supervised won the community Spirit Award for innovative projects solving social issues such as environmental problems, waste disposal, or climate change...

According to Dr. Anand Nayyar from the DTU Institute for Research and Development, new 4.0 Industrial Revolution technology, such as the Internet of Things, Big Data, Cloud Computing and Artificial Intelligence...

The DTU Wiinav team won first prize at 2018 GDG Devfest competition, held from November 30 to December 2. After 48 hours of non-stop programming, the team presented their impressive “Community Map” application. Dr. Anand Nayyar, is a DTU lecturer and a mentor at the competition this year...

Surpassing many other Vietnamese research institutions and businesses, DTU became the only Vietnamese participant to compete in the finals of the 2018 ASEAN ICT Awards, held on December 5 in Bali, Indonesia. DTU finished in second place, in the Research and Development category. ..

Doan Thi Thu Ha, a DTU Electrical Engineering senior was one of 20 females nationwide honored as a 2018 Nationally-Distinguished Female Student in the field of Science and Technology. A ceremony was held in Ho Chi Minh City on December 28th by the Ministry of Science and Technology, in collaboration with the Ho Chi Minh city Central Communist Youth Union...

On May 11, DTU held the first 2019 IT Job Fair, with representatives of 21 national businesses in attendance, recruiting for a total of one thousand positions.

The first IT Job Fair recruited for a total of a thousand positions. They each had a booth where they introduced themselves and their products, giving students a clearer idea of what jobs were available and how they could become candidates for future careers in those companies.

According to the 2018 report of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization on the digital economy in Vietnam, the country will need a million IT professionals in 2020, mostly in Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Storage, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality and Blockchain, as well as the Internet of Things, e-Commerce, business processes and IT outsourcing...