Undergraduate
Over the past three years, the DTU entrance examination results have been gradually improving and the quality of a DTU education has gained more recognition as a result.
The average entrance grades were 14.5 in 2012, 15.1 in 2013 and 15.8 this year. Aware of this trend, in 2014 the university now offers unique, new scholarships to attract more gifted students.
Huynh Nhu Hien of the Faculty of Business Administration
Pham Thi Ly Na dreams of taking part in international commerce
Nguyen My Toan, student of the Faculty of Information Technology
Born and raised in Danang, Nguyen My Toan scored 22.5 and came to DTU because of his passion for IT. Even though he knew little about the university, he was positively impressed at its IT infrastructure, its many modern computer labs with both Macs and PCs, the Web Security training rooms, an ERP management information system, and the enthusiasm of the lecturers, right from the first glance and smile. He expects the DTU partnerships with large software companies, such as Microsoft, there is a Microsoft Innovation Center right in the university, Boeing, who offer highly-valued scholarships, IBM, with its advanced training programs and so on, will help his IT skills develop and flourish.
Student Mien Thao dreams of becoming a pharmacist
Outstanding freshman Vo Thi Hoai Tram
Apart from these remarkable people, the increasing number of students enrolling from gifted high schools is also noteworthy. For example, this year there were 15 freshmen from the Le Quy Don Gifted High School in Danang, 11 from the Quang Binh Gifted High School, and six from the Le Khiet Gifted High School.
Dreams Flying High, Flying Far
Despite their youth, the eagerness for learning and career dreams of these remarkable, new DTU students leave many of us astounded. Not just content with the prospect of finding good jobs on graduation, many of them aspire to become successful entrepreneurs and managers, creating jobs for themselves and others. These ambitious dreams motivate them to do their best right from the outset of their university years.
Hoai Tram is determined to become a successful Managing Director
Hoai Tram wants to become a Managing Director, to pioneer the development of new products that improve people’s lives. Meanwhile, Nhu Hien went against her mother’s advice that “young women need stability, so study teaching and have it easy” to pursue her passion for business. Ly Na goes even further and, at the age of twenty, dreams of joining a multinational company to bring skilled workers from all over the world together, to share their knowledge and experience and to create new opportunities in Vietnam. And Mien Thao has dreamed of becoming a pharmacist since grade nine, to create many new kinds of useful medicines.
Concerning his choice to study IT at DTU, Nguyen My Toan said: “In 2015, Vietnam will enter the ASEAN Community. A global working environment requires that graduates have a solid knowledge base and are creative in their jobs. DTU has gone one step further in educating many high-quality IT graduates, using state-of-the-art, international curricula, bringing in more talented students and gaining high prestige. I hope this will a good launch pad to make us victorious in meeting the challenges we will encounter in our forthcoming studies and entrepreneurial careers.”
The achievements of these outstanding DTU freshmen can still be considered rather modest when compared with other students at leading universities in Vietnam but they demonstrate how much effort has gone into improving the quality of enrollees at the oldest non-public university of the Central region. Brand-new curricula, modern teaching methods, dedicated lecturers, and the creation of ideal conditions for disadvantaged students are all essential to the development and ultimate success of DTU.
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