On September 4, 2026, the sounds of flutes, string instruments, drums, and other traditional instruments filled the campus of the University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT), as the school-based traditional music program “Dệt Thanh Âm Việt” (Weaving the Sounds of Vietnam) came to life.Held at the beginning of the new academic year, the program offered UIT students a distinctive cultural experience while contributing to the implementation of the spirit of Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW of the Politburo on the development of Vietnamese culture: fostering the holistic development of individuals, creating a human-centered cultural environment in educational institutions, and bringing arts and cultural heritage closer to younger generations.LETTING TRADITIONAL MUSIC BECOME A NATURAL PART OF STUDENT LIFEAt a university often associated with lines of code, artificial intelligence, data, and emerging technologies, “Dệt Thanh Âm Việt” brought a different rhythm to campus.Within the familiar surroundings of UIT, students had the opportunity to listen to traditional melodies, observe musical instruments up close, and discover how artists bring each distinctive sound to life.What made the program special was not simply the presence of traditional music on a university campus, but the way cultural heritage was introduced through an engaging and accessible experience for young people. Curiosity sparked by an unfamiliar instrument, a melody, or a performance technique could become the starting point for students to discover and better understand values passed down through generations.In this way, culture extends beyond textbooks and exhibition spaces. It can be experienced firsthand, woven naturally into campus life, and sustained through the curiosity and appreciation of younger generations.FROM THE SPIRIT OF RESOLUTION NO. 80-NQ/TW TO MEANINGFUL EXPERIENCES ON CAMPUSResolution No. 80-NQ/TW of the Politburo on the development of Vietnamese culture identifies culture and human development as a foundation, an important endogenous resource, and a driving force for the country’s rapid and sustainable development.The Resolution also emphasizes the importance of fostering healthy cultural environments across families, schools, society, and digital spaces; promoting the comprehensive development of Vietnamese people in ethics, intellect, physical well-being, and aesthetics; strengthening arts education in educational institutions; and creating opportunities for students to regularly engage in artistic activities and cultural heritage education.Inspired by this vision, “Dệt Thanh Âm Việt” goes beyond a traditional music performance. It translates broader directions for cultural development into a tangible and engaging university experience, giving students opportunities to encounter traditional arts, deepen their understanding of Vietnamese cultural identity, and cultivate an appreciation for preserving the nation’s cultural heritage.A TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY WHERE THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE GOES BEYOND TECHNOLOGYAs a higher education institution specializing in information and communication technology education and research, UIT is closely associated with science, innovation, and the technologies shaping the future. Yet a meaningful university journey is built on more than classrooms, computer labs, and research facilities.A holistic educational environment also creates opportunities for students to enrich their inner lives, develop cultural appreciation, broaden their understanding of society, and recognize the values they inherit from previous generations.“Dệt Thanh Âm Việt” therefore becomes another meaningful part of the UIT student experience. Between classes in algorithms, artificial intelligence, data science, and computer engineering, students can also pause to listen to the sounds of traditional instruments, discover the stories behind them, and experience Vietnamese culture from a different perspective.Technology and culture are not separate paths. Together, they can help shape a generation capable of mastering emerging technologies while remaining connected to and appreciative of the cultural values that define their identity.WHEN TRADITION IS CARRIED FORWARD BY A NEW GENERATIONResolution No. 80-NQ/TW emphasizes the need to harmonize tradition and modernity, national identity and international integration, preservation and development. It also recognizes the role of science, technology, and innovation in creating new spaces for cultural development. Within a technology university, this opens up even greater possibilities.Today’s students are not merely recipients of culture. Equipped with knowledge of technology, data, digital communications, design, and artificial intelligence, young people can become creators who bring traditional values to wider audiences in new ways.A traditional melody can be reimagined through a digital product. A traditional musical instrument can be introduced through interactive technology. A cultural story can reach millions through digital platforms.Creating opportunities for students to encounter, understand, and appreciate cultural heritage during their university years is therefore also a way of planting the seeds for Vietnamese culture to be preserved, reimagined, and shared in the digital age.TECHNOLOGY OPENS THE FUTURE, CULTURE GIVES IT DEPTHThrough “Dệt Thanh Âm Việt,” UIT continues to broaden the student experience beyond academic and professional training, working toward an educational environment where students can develop comprehensively in knowledge, skills, cultural awareness, and responsibility to the community.The program also reflects UIT’s efforts to put the spirit of Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW into practice by integrating culture more deeply into the educational environment, expanding students’ access to the arts, and nurturing confidence, pride, and a sense of responsibility for preserving Vietnamese cultural identity among younger generations.On this journey, technology equips young people to step confidently into the future, while culture gives them the depth to understand who they are, appreciate what they have inherited, and decide what values they wish to carry with them into the world.“Dệt Thanh Âm Việt” therefore leaves behind more than the echoes of traditional music on a morning at the beginning of a new academic year. It offers another way for Vietnamese culture to remain vibrant, relevant, and naturally present in the lives of UIT students today.

UIT x KMS Technology Green Sorting Stations: A Greener Choice for Every Day on CampusOn September 4, 2026, the University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT), in collaboration with KMS Technology, held the inauguration ceremony for the UIT x KMS Technology Green Sorting Station Project. With the message “Sort Today. Green Tomorrow,” the project officially began operating across the UIT campus.Representing KMS Technology at the ceremony was Mr. Tran Duc Duy, Communications Director of KMS Technology. Representing UIT were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of UIT, along with faculty members and students.The Green Sorting Station Project was developed to make waste sorting more accessible and convenient for students as part of their everyday campus life. Each station features clear, easy-to-recognize signage for different waste categories, including recyclables, organic waste, and general waste.Speaking at the ceremony, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang highlighted the importance of practical actions in creating a greener and more sustainable learning environment. He shared: “The modern and well-designed green sorting stations across the UIT campus will contribute to a more civilized and environmentally responsible learning environment. We sincerely thank KMS Technology for partnering with UIT on this meaningful project, bringing practical improvements to our campus while inspiring a greener lifestyle among our students.”From today, the sorting stations will become part of the daily learning and campus experience of UIT students. The project also provides dedicated collection points for electronic waste, including used batteries, electronic components, computer mice, keyboards, earphones, cables, and damaged electronic devices.From the industry partner’s perspective, Mr. Tran Duc Duy, Communications Director of KMS Technology, shared the company’s aspiration to bring sustainable practices closer to students: “Through the Green Sorting Station Project, KMS hopes to accompany UIT in creating a greener and more sustainable educational environment for the young talents studying at the University.”Beyond transforming the campus environment, the project aims to encourage new habits among UIT students, making waste sorting a natural part of everyday life. Representing UIT students, Bui Dang Nhat Nguyen shared: “The presence of waste sorting stations across the campus serves as a reminder for every UITer to develop the habit of sorting waste and embrace a more environmentally responsible lifestyle. Through small individual actions, every member of the UIT community can contribute to our shared commitment to a greener environment.”KMS Technology’s partnership in this project further strengthens the connection between the University and industry, extending beyond technology to initiatives that create positive value for the community and the environment.“SORT TODAY. GREEN TOMORROW.”A small action can become a new habit. And when that habit is practiced every day across the UIT community, small changes can come together to create a greener and more sustainable campus.  

On August 1, 2026, the Closing Ceremony of the UIT Green Summer Volunteer Campaign 2026 was held in a warm and heartfelt atmosphere at Hall C of the University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT). The event marked the conclusion of a meaningful journey filled with memorable experiences and lasting contributions made by UIT students across multiple communities.From the early days of preparation, training sessions, and fundraising activities to the Launch Ceremony and volunteer missions at various campaign sites, UIT volunteers worked together to create a remarkable summer defined by enthusiasm, responsibility, and a strong commitment to community service. Every project completed, every activity carried out, and every smile shared with local residents and children became part of a meaningful story shaped by the dedication of UIT youth.The ceremony was honored by the presence of Assoc. Prof. Vu Duc Lung, Deputy Secretary of the UIT Party Committee and Vice Rector; Phung Thi Dieu Huong, Secretary of the VNU-HCM Youth Union Affairs Committee; Vo Phan Thanh Huong, Officer of the VNU-HCM Youth Union Affairs Committee; Nguyen Thanh Hiep, Member of the UIT Party Committee and Secretary of the UIT Youth Union; members of the Campaign Command Committee; and all volunteers participating in the UIT Green Summer Volunteer Campaign 2026.More than an occasion to reflect on the journey, the Closing Ceremony provided an opportunity for the Campaign Command Committee to review key achievements, express appreciation to organizations and individuals who supported the campaign, and recognize the dedication and contributions of volunteer teams throughout the program. Amid applause and bright smiles was also a sense of nostalgia as a memorable chapter of student life officially came to an end.The UIT Green Summer Volunteer Campaign 2026 may have concluded, but the lessons learned, friendships formed, experiences gained, and spirit of volunteerism will remain valuable companions as each volunteer continues to grow. The enthusiasm nurtured throughout the campaign is expected to inspire UIT students to continue contributing their knowledge, skills, and energy to future community initiatives.UIT extends its sincere appreciation to the Campaign Steering Committee, Campaign Command Committee, partner organizations, volunteer teams, and every student volunteer who contributed to making the campaign a meaningful success.As one journey comes to an end, new ones await — where UIT’s young volunteers will continue to bring their knowledge, enthusiasm, and spirit of service to communities and create new stories of youth, dedication, and positive impact.

“I packed 20 kilograms of luggage for 18 days, but came home carrying far more than I had brought.”In July 2026, Huynh Ngoc Bao, a student from the Faculty of Computer Science at the University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT), embarked on a journey to Singapore and Indonesia to participate in the ASEAN Summer @NTU Programme 2026.Eighteen days, two countries, two learning environments, and friendships with people from diverse cultural backgrounds transformed an international summer program into something far more meaningful. For Bao, it became a journey that broadened his perspective on technology, deepened his understanding of the value of community, and, most importantly, showed him that young people sometimes discover their true limits only after finding the courage to step beyond them.A Journey into the UnknownBefore departing, Bao imagined that the ASEAN Summer @NTU Programme 2026 would resemble many other international academic programs: lectures, workshops, group projects, and field trips.His suitcase, limited to 20 kilograms, contained everything he would need for the next 18 days. In his mind, however, there was a mixture of excitement and uncertainty as he prepared for his first academic journey across two countries — wondering about the new environments, the people he would meet, and his own ability to adapt.Yet it was precisely those unknowns that made the journey worthwhile.His first destination was Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore), where Bao explored topics ranging from the circular economy and renewable energy to smart cities through lectures, workshops, and experiential learning activities.Subjects that initially seemed distant from computer science gradually became relevant when placed in the context of real-world challenges: How can waste become a raw material for new products? What role could water-based batteries play in future energy systems? How can reinforcement learning enable air-conditioning systems to operate more intelligently and efficiently?Bao began to realize that the knowledge he was acquiring did not exist in isolation within a single discipline.An algorithm could contribute to energy efficiency. Data could reshape how a city operates. A technological solution could create environmental and social impacts far beyond its original technical purpose.The question was no longer simply, “How does this technology work?”It became, “What problem can this technology solve for people?”That marked the first significant shift in how Bao viewed the field he had chosen to pursue.From Singapore to Yogyakarta: Two Places, Two Approaches to Creating ChangeIf Singapore showed Bao how science and technology could be deployed within a highly developed urban environment, his next destination — Yogyakarta — offered a very different perspective on innovation.At Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), the learning journey continued, but in a new context. Through experiential activities and an exploration of local waste-management practices, Bao observed how environmental challenges could be addressed by solutions rooted in the needs and resources of local communities.The contrast between the two destinations left a strong impression on him.In Singapore, Bao witnessed the power of technology, infrastructure, and the ability to implement solutions at scale. In Yogyakarta, he discovered the strength of grassroots initiatives — solutions shaped by everyday realities and driven by direct community participation.Though seemingly different, the two experiences ultimately led to the same question: What makes a solution truly sustainable?For Bao, the answer gradually became clearer. A solution does not necessarily need to be highly complex or built on the most advanced technology to create meaningful impact. What matters is whether it fits the local context, addresses the right problem, and is accepted by the community it is designed to serve.From lectures at NTU to community-based experiences in Yogyakarta, Bao began to see more clearly the connection between technology and people. Technology may provide the tools to solve problems, but human needs and social contexts ultimately determine whether those tools can create genuine value.For a Computer Science student, this was a lesson that extended far beyond the 18 days of the summer program. It could influence how he approaches the design and development of technology products in the years ahead.When Strangers Become Part of the JourneyHad the ASEAN Summer @NTU Programme 2026 consisted only of lectures and field trips, it would still have been a memorable academic experience.What made the journey truly special for Bao, however, were the people he met along the way.On the first day, they arrived as strangers. Each person brought a different academic background, culture, communication style, and set of experiences.Gradually, those differences became bridges rather than barriers.They worked together to solve problems, debated ideas, divided responsibilities for group projects, and learned to reach common ground despite approaching the same issue from different perspectives.Skills that might seem familiar — communication, teamwork, active listening, and critical thinking — took on entirely new dimensions in a multicultural environment.Bao learned not only how to express his ideas clearly enough for others to understand, but also how to listen carefully enough to understand why someone else might see the same problem from an entirely different perspective.And friendships were built far beyond the classroom.There were days spent exploring Singapore and Yogyakarta together, cultural exchanges, outdoor activities, shared meals, and conversations that were never part of the official schedule.They talked about their universities, hometowns, daily lives, and aspirations for the future. Through these ordinary conversations, a much larger world gradually unfolded before Bao — not through maps or textbooks, but through the people sitting beside him.At that point, an “international experience” was no longer simply about a Vietnamese student studying in Singapore or Indonesia.It was about learning how to live, study, and work alongside people whose backgrounds and perspectives were different from his own.You Do Not Have to Be Perfect Before Stepping into the WorldThe 18-day journey also gave Bao an opportunity to reflect on himself.In an international environment, young people may easily feel that they are not skilled enough, confident enough, or sufficiently prepared. But with each day of learning and new experiences, Bao came to realize that no one needs to know everything before taking the first step.“You don’t have to wait until you are perfect before stepping into an international environment. What matters more is taking initiative, being willing to learn, adapting to change, and having the courage to step outside your comfort zone.”The knowledge and skills Bao had developed during his studies at UIT provided a strong foundation for participating in academic activities and collaborative projects. The international environment, however, placed those capabilities in an entirely new context — one that required him to take greater initiative, adapt more quickly, and remain open to learning from those around him.What Bao brought home, therefore, was not the feeling that he had somehow become “good enough” after 18 days.Instead, he returned with a clearer understanding of what he still needed to improve — and greater confidence that those gaps could be filled through continued learning and experience.Perhaps this is also one of the most important values that international learning opportunities can offer UIT students. Each journey does more than add another destination to the map. It places students in an environment different enough to encourage them to reassess their abilities, perspectives, and aspirations.The Suitcase HomeAfter 18 days, the journey came to an end.The lectures concluded. Group projects were completed. Field trips became photographs stored on phones. Friends who had studied and explored two cities together returned to their own universities, countries, and individual paths.Bao returned to Vietnam as well.His suitcase could still carry no more than 20 kilograms, but what he brought home with him was far greater than what he had packed at the beginning.He returned with a broader perspective on technology — one in which a Computer Science student looks beyond algorithms and systems to consider the people and social impact behind every technological solution.He returned with lessons from two destinations: Singapore demonstrated the power of technology and solutions implemented at scale, while Yogyakarta showed how community-driven initiatives can also create meaningful and lasting change.He returned with friendships formed among people who had once been complete strangers, along with greater confidence in his ability to learn, adapt, and connect in an international environment.Above all, he returned with a new understanding of what it means to step outside one’s comfort zone: there is no need to wait until everything is perfect before beginning.The ASEAN Summer @NTU Programme 2026 lasted only 18 days. But the lessons from Bao’s journey through Singapore and Indonesia are likely to remain with him for much longer.Because sometimes, the greatest value of a journey is not measured by how far we travel.It is measured by how differently we see the world — and ourselves — when we return.

On July 25, 2026, members of UIT’s Volunteer Task Force and Communications Team carried out a community outreach initiative across neighborhoods in Long Hai Commune, assisting local residents with the installation, activation, and use of digital applications, including the Ho Chi Minh City Digital Citizen app and eTax Mobile.With enthusiasm and a strong sense of responsibility, UIT volunteers provided hands-on guidance, helping residents with essential tasks ranging from installing applications, logging into accounts, and updating personal information to accessing information services, submitting online feedback and requests, and using digital public services.Through the Ho Chi Minh City Digital Citizen app, residents can access information on administrative procedures, look up administrative records, and track the processing status of applications across various public service areas. The platform also enables users to provide feedback and evaluate the quality of services delivered by government agencies responsible for handling administrative procedures.Through eTax Mobile, residents received guidance on checking their tax obligations, making electronic tax payments, and fulfilling financial obligations such as non-agricultural land-use tax and personal income tax. These digital services provide a faster and more convenient way to complete tax-related procedures while reducing the time and travel costs associated with in-person transactions.Every successful support session, every activated account, and every satisfied smile from a local resident serves as motivation for UIT Green Summer 2026 volunteers to continue bringing digital transformation closer to the community.Through these practical initiatives, UIT students are contributing to the development of digital government, a digital society, and digitally empowered citizens in a rapidly evolving digital era.

On the morning of July 31, 2026, the “Digital Transformation – Green Transformation” Festival was held at Nguyen Van Lich Primary School in Linh Xuan Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, bringing together young people and community members in a vibrant and enthusiastic atmosphere. During the event, Tran Hoang Loc, Deputy Secretary of the UIT Youth Union and lecturer at the Faculty of Computer Engineering, University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT), officially handed over the youth project entitled “Digital Mapping of Policy Beneficiary and Revolutionary Contributor Families in Linh Xuan Ward.”Each address associated with a policy beneficiary or a family with meritorious contributions to the revolution represents far more than a location on a map. It is a meaningful historical site that preserves stories of sacrifice, dedication, and service to the nation.Nguyen Truong Duy, representing the Standing Committee of the Linh Xuan Ward Youth Union, emphasized that the project not only contributes to more effective administrative management and advances digital transformation at the local level, but also provides a modern and accessible platform for educating younger generations about the nation’s revolutionary traditions and history.Beyond its practical benefits, the project promotes meaningful humanitarian values while highlighting the pioneering role of young people in the digital era. Through practical and innovative initiatives, the city’s youth continue to uphold the Vietnamese tradition of gratitude toward those who have contributed to the nation, while actively applying technology to community development and contributing to national development and protection in the digital transformation era.UIT extends its sincere appreciation to the Standing Committee of the Linh Xuan Ward Youth Union, partner organizations, and local authorities for their continued support. Their collaboration has enabled UIT’s young volunteers to bring technology closer to the community, contribute their knowledge and skills through meaningful initiatives, and gain valuable experiences throughout the summer volunteer campaign.

Harnessing the professional expertise of Information Technology students to serve the community, the Vietnam National Union of Students at the University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT) successfully organized a handover ceremony for the official website of the Long Dat Center for Wounded Soldiers and People with Meritorious Services on July 24, 2026, at the Center in Long Hai Commune, Ho Chi Minh City.The ceremony took place in a formal yet warm atmosphere. More than a practical technology solution, the website represents a meaningful youth-led community project and a heartfelt expression of gratitude to those who have made sacrifices and contributions to the nation. It is expected to help bring the Center’s activities, stories, and images closer to the wider community.The ceremony was honored by the presence of representatives from both organizations.Representing the Long Dat Center for Wounded Soldiers and People with Meritorious Services were Dr. Tong Duc Binh, Secretary of the Party Committee and Director of the Center; Mr. Nguyen Van Tan, Deputy Director; Mr. Vu Huy Hoa, Head of the Organization and Administration Division; and Mr. Nguyen Canh Dong, Deputy Political Officer of the Center’s Military Command.Representing the Vietnam National Union of Students at UIT were Lam Chi Dinh and Nguyen Huu Nghia, members of the Campaign Command Committee, and Dang Hong Nhung, Leader of the Volunteer Task Force.At the ceremony, Nguyen Huu Nghia presented the website’s interface and key features before officially handing over the completed platform to the Center. By applying technological expertise to practical community needs, the UIT Student Union hopes the website will strengthen the Center’s communication efforts, advance the digitalization of its information and activities, and serve as a bridge for preserving and sharing valuable stories and proud historical legacies.The ceremony concluded with warm handshakes and words of encouragement from the Center’s Board of Directors, providing meaningful motivation for UIT students to continue contributing their knowledge and skills to the community.UIT hopes the website will be effectively utilized and continue to create lasting value for the Center. The project also reflects the enthusiasm and dedication of UIT’s young volunteers, whose efforts will continue to contribute to meaningful and sustainable initiatives for the community.ật hiệu quả, và chúc cho ngọn lửa nhiệt huyết của các chiến sĩ Đội hình Xung Kích sẽ tiếp tục thắp sáng, kiến tạo thêm nhiều giá trị bền vững cho cộng đồng!

MOC Volunteer Campaign: Serving the Community and Spreading UIT Values The “VỮNG” phase of the MOC IX Volunteer Campaign has officially concluded, yet the spirit of service, responsibility, and community engagement demonstrated by UIT student volunteers continues to resonate strongly in Phu Tho Commune, Dong Thap Province—reflected in every completed project, every meaningful action, and in the hearts of local residents. With youthful energy, dedication, and a strong sense of initiative, the MOC IX volunteers created a meaningful journey through a series of practical, community-oriented activities: Infrastructure Development – Building for the Community From repairing local health stations, roads, gates, and fences to painting playgrounds for children, each project embodied a strong sense of commitment and readiness to contribute to the common good. Though modest in scale, these works carried the responsibility and compassion of UIT youth. Environmental Enhancement – The MOC Signature Volunteers worked together to clean and clear public spaces, improve local living environments, and install environmental protection banners featuring the official MOC IX identity. These efforts contributed to creating a greener, cleaner, and more sustainable living space for the community. Digital Transformation – Knowledge in Service of Society The campaign’s service spirit was further demonstrated through digital support activities. UIT volunteers collaborated with local police forces to input and verify transportation data, helping improve administrative efficiency. In parallel, the program “Máy tính cũ - Tri thức mới” brought technology and learning opportunities closer to students in rural areas. Social Welfare – Sharing Care and Compassion Warm meals, thoughtful gifts, and sincere conversations helped build strong connections between the volunteers and local residents, reflecting UIT’s core values of empathy, sharing, and community service. Youthful Melodies – Strengthening Bonds Through Service The cultural night “Youthful Melodies” was not only a recreational activity but also a moment where solidarity, responsibility, and the vibrant spirit of youth among MOC IX volunteers were vividly celebrated. While MOC IX has come to an end, the journey of community service by UIT students continues—through small yet persistent actions that collectively contribute to positive and lasting change for society.

The Colorful Journey of UIT Students: Exploring Sports, Culture, and Arts Activities   The University of Information Technology (UIT) has always been committed to providing a comprehensive education that extends beyond academic training. Through its diverse sports, cultural, and artistic activities, UIT creates an enriching environment for students, enabling them to grow holistically. These annual events not only offer exciting experiences but also foster interaction, teamwork, and relaxation, allowing students to unwind after rigorous study sessions. “UIT Sport” – A Playground for Talent and Team Spirit UIT’s annual student sports event, “UIT Sport,” stands as the largest sporting competition at the university, designed to create a healthy platform for students to showcase their athletic skills and promote unity across departments. It’s not just a typical sports competition; it’s an opportunity for students to learn from each other, develop teamwork, and build a strong, energetic community at UIT. The event features a variety of sports, including Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Chess, Chinese Chess, Badminton, and Table Tennis, giving students many chances to compete for prestigious medals. Every year, UIT Sport receives enthusiastic participation from students across all departments. The matches are filled with excitement and tension, providing unforgettable moments for participants. Each season offers a platform for UITers to express their sports talents, enhancing the university life experience for students at UIT. Beyond being a sports event, UIT Sport also serves as an opportunity for students to meet one of the Five Criteria for the “Five Good Students” Award. Each participant receives a Certificate of Participation in UIT Sport, fulfilling the "Good Health" criterion, which is an essential part of earning the prestigious "Five Good Students" title. Welcoming New Students with Exciting Events From the moment they join UIT, new students are welcomed into an environment of modern, creative learning. Alongside the traditional opening ceremony, UIT offers a series of exciting events to immerse students in a vibrant and engaging campus life. In 2024, the welcoming event for new UIT students returned with a fresh and exciting approach, bringing the “mini Korea” experience to UIT. Under the theme “OSEYO UIT,” the event took students on a colorful journey, blending lively music, delicious food, and engaging sports activities, creating an energetic atmosphere. With booths from UIT’s student unions and clubs, this event served as a connection point between different student generations, offering newcomers a chance to meet seniors, explore active clubs, and join those that align with their interests and passions. It was a wonderful opportunity for them to build relationships, expand their networks, and enrich their UIT experience. Additionally, the “UIT K2024 Say Hi” music night marked an explosive highlight of the welcoming events. The program featured performances by artists such as Đức Phúc, DJ Mie, and Vũ Thịnh, offering students a lively and memorable experience. This annual music night is a highly anticipated event, allowing students to enjoy music, bond with new friends, and strengthen unity within the UIT community. The massive participation of thousands of students is a testament to the significance of this event and the vibrancy of student life at UIT. Acoustic Show – Connecting the UIT Community Through Music The UIT Acoustic Show is a special musical event designed to provide students with a cozy, heartfelt musical space. This event allows students to relax after intense study sessions while also offering a stage for UIT’s musical talents to shine with live performances. Organized by the UIT LOSSLESS Music Club, the Acoustic Show is an integral part of campus life, making appearances at various events throughout the year. Whether it’s the opening ceremony, special military-themed concerts for UIT students, or fundraising music performances, the Acoustic Show brings students together, creating a vibrant and enjoyable atmosphere. With exciting performances and engaging activities like random dance and mini-game dance covers, the show brings joy, energy, and creativity to everyone involved. It’s not only a place to enjoy music but also an opportunity to connect with fellow UITers, share a love for music, and create lasting bonds within the UIT community. Tại Acoustic Show, các UITers không chỉ được thưởng thức những tiết mục tuyệt vời mà còn có cơ hội giao lưu, kết nối và chia sẻ niềm đam mê âm nhạc với nhau. Đây là cơ hội để các bạn thể hiện tình yêu với âm nhạc, tạo dựng một cộng đồng gắn kết qua những giai điệu chân thành. Không gian ấm áp và đầy cảm xúc của Acoustic Show chính là cầu nối tuyệt vời, giúp các sinh viên tìm lại sự thư giãn, đắm chìm trong âm nhạc, đồng thời cảm nhận được tinh thần sáng tạo và sự năng động của cộng đồng UIT.  A Platform for Growth and Discovery At UIT, extracurricular activities such as sports, cultural, and artistic events are held regularly to provide students with diverse experiences that foster personal development, interaction, and exploration. These events are essential in enriching students’ lives and encouraging creativity, while also nurturing their passions and helping them grow into well-rounded individuals. UIT remains committed to providing the best opportunities for students to develop and excel in all aspects of life, not just academically. Through its dedication to creating a comprehensive learning environment, UIT continues to be a place where students’ dreams are nurtured, and their personal growth is supported.

On February 28th, the Organizing Committee of the New Recruit Puzzle Program 2024 began the interview process for the soldiers. The organizers of the New Recruit Puzzle program are delighted to receive the enthusiastic participation and interest from all of you. We sincerely thank you for dedicating your time and effort to prepare for and participate in this interview session. We hope that, after the interview process, we will find the most suitable soldiers for the New Recruit Puzzle Program 2024. Feel free to revisit the memorable moments: Don't forget to follow the New Recruit Volunteer Campaign Fanpage to stay updated on interesting information! For more details, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/CDTNManhGhepMoi.Fanpage/posts/pfbid02RSeFoADR851q2UQVcHintx7CCo2qsV8FLym77HR2yy6upJKyKD5ewyFrBg2NhjKrl Written by: Ha Bang Translated by: Ngoc Diem

Immersed in the vibrant atmosphere of youth in the city in general and the youth of the University of Information Technology in particular, enthusiastically engaging in practical competitions to celebrate the 93rd anniversary of the establishment of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (March 26, 1931 - March 26, 2024), and to welcome the 8th School Youth Union Congress, term 2024 - 2027. This event also marks the start of the competition to achieve accomplishments in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and the reunification of the country (April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2025). On the morning of February 24, 2024, at the courtyard of Building D, the Launching Ceremony of Youth Month 2024 took place successfully with the theme "UIT Youth actively volunteering for community life," creating an enthusiastic and lively atmosphere among the Youth Union members. To kick off the activities of Youth Month 2024, in the morning of the same day, Youth Union members actively participated in the construction of the youth project "UIT Green Space" at Building D. Now, let's review the images from this morning's ceremony together! For more detailed information, please visit: link to the Facebook post Written by: Ha Bang Translated by: Ngoc Diem

On the morning of January 26, 2024, the Spring Technology team arrived at An Binh Elementary School to organize a special Information Technology Day for the students. The event was a success with enthusiastic support from the school's administration and the wholehearted participation of the students. The Information Technology Day kicked off with an informative session providing the young students with knowledge about cybersecurity and online behavior. It also provided them with the opportunity to share their experiences in handling information on the Internet. The event featured an impressive and passionate musical performance by the Spring Technology team, enlightening the young minds about information processing on the Internet. A highlight of the Information Technology Day was the tech toy booths and traditional games. The active participation of the young students added excitement to the atmosphere, and the meaningful messages conveyed in an entertaining and fun manner increased the appeal of these seemingly dry topics. We hope the students had memorable moments and fully engaged with Spring Technology during the Information Technology Day. Detailed Information:  https://www.facebook.com/tuoitre.uit/posts/pfbid07GkNvm4CXHTds1GkYV9uwEz5KTCCAFcbXUCuzYWaujYkk7Ax5Deg8d7GxdQD6d9il Đông Xanh - Media Collaborator, University of Information Technology English version: Phan Huy Hoang