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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...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a popular topic at technology forums and is recognized as a key technology of the future. An ever-increasing number of IT applicants choose to study AI, to satisfy their requirements and broaden their career prospects. DTU was one of the first Vietnamese universities to offer a major in Artificial Intelligence, attracting many applicants in 2020-2021...

Regular academic competitions and special workshops allow DTU IT and Electrical Engineering students to experience their future careers in advance in real-time, which has resulted in the awarding of major prizes and the introduction of new and unique products into the marketplace prior to graduation...

DTU students of IT and Electrical Engineering gain practical work experience at the university itself, bring back major awards from contests and develop unique and useful products for the community. They study online with simulators and specialized software and the university...

According to Mr Nguyen Quang Thanh, Director of the Danang Department of Information & Communications, the development of high-qualified human resources in IT are a duty and a highly meaningful breakthrough solution in the development of a smart city. The Department efficiently implemented training and retraining of human resources in IT at state agencies...

The DTU Faculty of Social Sciences & Humanities celebrated its fifteenth anniversary on February 19th, which was an opportunity for lecturers and students of many different ages and classes to meet, share memories, and work together to assist in the transformation and future development of the university...