#UITGoGlobal 🌏 UIT Students Conclude the “Red Study and Research Journey” with Smart City Insights and a Global Mindset As part of its ongoing efforts to expand global learning, experiential opportunities, and international connections, the University of Information Technology – VNU-HCM (UIT) continues to enable students to engage with diverse academic and real-world environments beyond national borders. The 2026 “Red Study and Research Journey for Vietnamese Youth in China” is therefore not only an experiential trip, but also an integral part of UIT’s comprehensive education strategy, aligned with its “Global Reach” vision. On the final day of the journey, the UIT delegation—led by Assoc. Prof. Vu Duc Lung—participated in a series of meaningful academic and practical activities in Hebei Province, China.From Ecological Spaces to Sustainable Development PerspectivesIn the morning, the delegation visited Baiyangdian, the largest freshwater wetland in northern China and a key ecological center within the Xiong’an New Area.At Yannan Embankment Park, UIT students experienced a well-designed green space featuring interconnected lakes, diverse vegetation, and thoughtfully planned pedestrian pathways. The harmonious integration of nature and modern infrastructure provided a clear perspective on sustainable urban development.Beyond its scenic value, the area functions as a “green lung,” contributing to ecological balance and improving quality of life—demonstrating a forward-looking approach to sustainability in urban planning.Smart Cities – Where Technology Shapes Urban LifeContinuing the program, the delegation visited Xiong’an New Area, a strategic project envisioned as a “city of the future.”Here, advanced technologies such as intelligent transportation systems, IoT sensors, centralized data management, and artificial intelligence are seamlessly integrated to optimize urban operations.A key highlight was the visit to the China Telecom smart city model, where technologies including 5G, cloud computing, big data, and AI are applied in real-time management of traffic, environment, energy, and public services. This provided UIT students with valuable insights into how technology is implemented at scale in real-world systems.Farewell Gala – Connection and Cultural ExchangeThe journey concluded with a farewell gala held in a warm and vibrant atmosphere. This was an opportunity for participating delegations to reflect on their experiences, engage in cultural exchange, and strengthen collaborative ties.Performances by Vietnamese universities brought dynamic and diverse cultural expressions to the event. UIT students left a strong impression with their creative and energetic performance, particularly the act ““The frog at the bottom of the well” which showcased humor, creativity, and confidence.During the program, Mr. Tran Hoang Loc, Deputy Secretary of the UIT Youth Union, delivered a heartfelt speech, expressing gratitude to the organizers and highlighting the significance of the journey in strengthening Vietnam–China friendship and empowering youth in international cooperation.His reflections—from historical experiences in Kunming to modern technological achievements in Hebei—conveyed a powerful message about a generation that is proactive, confident, and ready to integrate globally.Closing the Journey – Opening Global OpportunitiesUnder the leadership of Assoc. Prof. Vu Duc Lung, the journey became more than a series of visits—it evolved into an open learning process where each destination offered meaningful insights and real-world lessons.As the program concludes, UIT students not only gain knowledge in technology, urban development, and sustainability, but also expand their perspectives, strengthen adaptability, and prepare themselves for global academic and professional environments.While the “Red Journey” comes to an end, its impact continues—contributing to UIT’s “Global Reach” vision and shaping a generation of students who are knowledgeable, confident, and ready to become global citizens.

#UITGoGlobal 🌏 UIT Students Continue the “Red Study and Research Journey” in Shijiazhuang: Expanding Perspectives, Connecting Global Knowledge As part of the 2026 “Red Study and Research Journey for Vietnamese Youth in China,” the delegation of lecturers and students from the University of Information Technology – VNU-HCM (UIT), led by Assoc. Prof. Vu Duc Lung, had a meaningful and insightful day in Shijiazhuang City (Hebei Province, China).The journey not only continued its historical foundation but also expanded into practical and modern academic experiences, enabling UIT students to engage more deeply with the dynamics of global development.From Theory to Practice – Exploring a World-Class Logistics HubA key highlight of the day was the visit to Shijiazhuang International Inland Port—one of China’s major railway logistics centers. Spanning approximately 15 km², the port operates as a modern logistics ecosystem, integrating smart warehousing, customs services, cross-border e-commerce, and supply chain finance.Notably, the integration of a Type-B bonded logistics center with a dedicated inspection zone for imported grain, along with railway tracks directly connected to the bonded area, has significantly optimized operations—saving approximately 100–200 RMB per container. This serves as a clear example of how technology and management enhance economic efficiency in real-world logistics systems.In addition, the China–Europe freight railway network, connecting over 40–50 countries, plays a crucial role in bringing goods from Hebei to global markets. Freight trains transporting hundreds of tons of agricultural products—including cassava starch from Vietnam—can now complete the journey in just 3–5 days, compared to around 15 days by sea. This highlights the strategic importance of logistics infrastructure in facilitating international trade.For UIT students, this was a valuable opportunity to engage directly with real-world systems, where knowledge of information systems, management, and technology is applied at a global scale.Real-World Experience – A Multidimensional View of Sustainable DevelopmentContinuing the program, the delegation explored a model of modern rural development in Shijiazhuang. The well-planned environment, balancing economic growth with environmental protection, provided students with practical insights into sustainable development—one of the key challenges of the modern world.These experiences helped students understand that development is not only about economic growth, but also about achieving long-term balance between people, society, and the environment.Technology Experience – Inspiring InnovationUIT delegation also visited Hebei University of Science and Technology, where students observed demonstrations by an award-winning aeromodelling team.Models such as F3K gliders, built with advanced carbon fiber materials and capable of stable flight without engines through precise control and airflow optimization, offered impressive examples of the intersection between scientific knowledge and real-world application.Additionally, modern laboratories, 3D printing systems, and research facilities at the university showcased strong investment in innovation and research capacity—key factors in developing high-quality human resources.Academic Dialogue – Inspiring the Next GenerationAt Hebei University of Chinese Medicine, the delegation participated in academic discussions on youth development and a forum on “Scientific and Technological Innovation – Green Development.”In an open and collaborative academic setting, UIT students engaged with Chinese peers in group discussions, sharing perspectives on the role of youth in driving innovation and sustainable development.Notably, a presentation by Luong Dac Nguyen, a UIT student, on the application of artificial intelligence in renewable energy left a strong impression and opened up potential opportunities for collaboration in green technology between students of both countries.These exchanges not only demonstrated knowledge and critical thinking but also highlighted the proactiveness, confidence, and global mindset of UIT students.Sharing his experience, Thien Phu, a student from the Faculty of Information Systems, stated:“What impressed me most was witnessing how a large-scale logistics system operates in reality. It made me realize that what we are learning can be applied globally. Participating in discussions with international students also helped me become more confident. I understand that global integration requires not only knowledge but also an open mindset and strong communication skills.”Spreading the Value of the “Red Journey” in a Globalized EraThe “Red Study and Research Journey” goes beyond historical exploration—it equips students with knowledge, skills, and a global mindset for today’s interconnected world.Under the leadership of Assoc. Prof. Vu Duc Lung, each destination becomes a practical learning space, and each activity a meaningful lesson—contributing to the development of UIT students who are knowledgeable, confident, and ready for international integration.Through their experiences in Shijiazhuang, UIT students continue to expand their perspectives and strengthen their readiness to thrive in global academic and professional environments—aligned with UIT’s “Global Reach” strategy.

#UITGoGlobal 🌏 UIT Students Continue the “Red Journey” in China – Tracing the Forbidden City & Embracing Modern Rhythms  As part of its long-term development strategy, Vietnam National University – Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM) identifies “Global Reach” as a key priority to enhance education quality, research capacity, and international integration. In alignment with this vision, the University of Information Technology (UIT) continues to expand international learning, exchange, and experiential programs, enabling students to engage with multicultural academic environments and gain practical experience.Continuing the journey, the fourth day of the 2026 “Red Journey” in China offered a multidimensional experience, blending historical depth with the dynamics of modern life. Exploring History – The Legacy of the Forbidden CityDuring the day, UIT students visited the Forbidden City—an iconic imperial complex that served as the political center of China for nearly 500 years. Its grand architecture and well-preserved historical traces provided students with a vivid perspective on the development and transformations of a significant historical era.Notably, details such as ancient fire-prevention water vats—once gilded but later stripped of their gold during historical upheavals—stood as powerful symbols of the passage of time. These experiences not only enriched students’ historical awareness but also strengthened their ability to approach cultural and social values from multiple perspectives.Broadening Perspectives – Connecting with Modern Academia and Urban LifeOn the journey to Beijing, the delegation observed major urban landmarks such as Tiananmen Square and passed by Beijing Foreign Studies University—one of China’s leading institutions in languages and international studies. These insights helped students better understand global education environments and the development of internationally oriented human resources.In the afternoon, the group continued to Shijiazhuang by train. Beyond transportation, this experience offered insights into modern infrastructure systems—an essential factor in connecting economic and cultural centers and driving national development.Advancing the “Global Reach” VisionThe experiences of the fourth day further broadened students’ knowledge, sharpened their observational thinking, and strengthened their adaptability in international environments. Through academic activities, site visits, and real-world exposure, UIT students continue to enhance their global competencies and readiness for international academic and professional settings.Aligned with the “Global Reach” strategy of VNU-HCM and UIT, the “Red Journey” is not only an academic program but also a journey of personal growth. Each destination becomes an open classroom, where students learn to see the world more broadly, deeply, and from multiple perspectives. Each historical story serves as inspiration, helping the younger generation better understand their responsibilities in both the present and the future.The journey continues with many upcoming activities, promising even richer experiences while further showcasing UIT students as dynamic, confident, and ready to thrive on the global stage.

#UITGoGlobal 🌏 UIT Students Expand Global Connections on Day 3 of the “Red Journey” in China As part of its long-term development strategy, “Going Global” has been identified by the University of Information Technology – VNU-HCM (UIT) as a core direction, closely tied to enhancing education quality, research capacity, and global integration. This vision is increasingly reflected through opportunities for lecturers and students to participate in international learning and exchange programs, gaining exposure to multicultural academic environments and real-world experiences.On the third day of the 2026 “Red Study and Research Journey for Vietnamese Youth in China,” UIT students continued to engage in meaningful exchange activities, showcasing the identity and confidence of UIT youth on the international stage. Strengthening Vietnam–China Student ConnectionsWithin the program, the UIT delegation, led by Assoc. Prof. Vu Duc Lung, participated in an exchange session with students from Yunnan Normal University—one of the province’s key teacher training institutions. Vietnamese students were divided into groups to discuss and present insights from the book “Xi Jinping and University Students,” focusing on learning spirit, social responsibility, and the role of youth in modern society. Notably, UIT students Bui Ngoc Thien Thanh (Honors Program in Computer Science) and Do Thi Nhu Y (Information Systems) delivered an impressive presentation. Their speech demonstrated strong analytical thinking and conveyed a clear message about proactiveness, global integration, and the contributions of Vietnamese youth.Their presentation also drew thoughtful connections between the teachings of President Xi Jinping and the values that Vietnamese youth follow through the ideology, ethics, and lifestyle of President Ho Chi Minh. The presentation received high praise from international professors and opened up opportunities for future academic exchange and collaboration with UIT.Immersing in Cultural HeritageIn the afternoon, the UIT delegation explored Guandu Ancient Town, a historical site with over 1,000 years of heritage and once a major trading hub in Kunming. The journey began at the Yunzi Go Academy, a cultural space preserving traditional Go sets and rich intellectual heritage. The day concluded with a hands-on experience in traditional Chinese dough sculpture—an artistic folk activity that allowed students to creatively express themselves by crafting unique figurines.Spreading the Vision of Global IntegrationWrapping up a day of cultural exploration and international exchange, UIT students gained valuable practical knowledge while demonstrating confidence and dynamism in cross-cultural communication. Aligned with UIT’s “Going Global” vision, programs like the “Red Journey” are helping students access international academic environments in a more comprehensive way. Through such experiences, students enhance communication skills, acquire new knowledge, and build the confidence needed to thrive in multicultural settings. The journey continues with more activities ahead, promising even richer and more meaningful experiences. This ongoing program provides UIT students with opportunities to explore, connect, and grow—further promoting the image of dynamic, globally minded learners ready to reach beyond borders. 🌏✨ 

#UITGoGlobal 🌏 UIT Students Continue the “Red Journey” in China with Meaningful ExperiencesMarch 26, 2026, Continuing the series of activities under the 2026 “Red Study and Research Journey for Vietnamese Youth in China,” the second day of the delegation from the University of Information Technology – VNU-HCM (UIT) unfolded with a rich blend of historical depth and international academic engagement. Exploring History – The Essence of the “Red Journey”The day began with a thematic seminar titled “Ho Chi Minh in China,” delivered by Professor Hu Xianzhong. The session provided students with deeper insights into President Ho Chi Minh’s revolutionary path during his time in China—from a patriotic young man to a great national leader and an outstanding diplomat.In the afternoon, the delegation visited President Ho Chi Minh’s former residence in Kunming. The site preserves valuable documents, images, and artifacts that vividly reflect his life and revolutionary activities. It also stands as a testament to the enduring friendship between Vietnam and China, cultivated across generations.This stop is regarded as the “heart” of the Red Journey, fostering historical awareness, nurturing national pride, and inspiring a sense of responsibility among the younger generation to preserve and promote traditional values.The delegation also visited Southwest Associated University, a historic institution closely linked to the period of resistance against Japanese occupation. The campus reflects a harmonious blend of memorial spaces, classical lecture halls, and modern architecture—embodying the patriotic intellectual spirit and “red legacy” within academia. Expanding Horizons – Strengthening International Academic ConnectionsThe “Red Journey” will continue with a range of experiential activities, cultural exchanges, and academic networking opportunities in the coming days. UIT students are expected to participate in Vietnam–China youth dialogue forums and visit educational institutions and technology centers, broadening their perspectives in an international environment.These experiences not only enhance academic knowledge but also develop soft skills, adaptability, and global thinking.A participating student shared: “The first day in Kunming was truly meaningful. Through the seminar, we gained deeper understanding of President Ho Chi Minh’s journey to seek national independence, as well as the historical values and Vietnam–China friendship. Visiting the memorial site allowed us to connect directly with these important historical traces. These experiences strengthen our national pride and confidence in international integration.” Advancing the Vision of Global IntegrationAligned with its strategic vision of “Going Global,” UIT continues to expand opportunities for students to engage with international academic and cultural environments. Programs like the “Red Journey” are not only academic endeavors but also transformative experiences that help students grow and prepare for global study and work environments.Each journey marks a step forward, each experience builds a foundation—contributing to UIT’s growing presence within regional and global education networks.

​#UITGoGlobal 🌏 Spreading the “Global Reach” Strategy Through the 2026 Study Program in China #UITGoGlobal 🌏 Spreading the “Global Reach” Strategy Through the 2026 Study Program in China Within its long-term development orientation, “Global Reach” has been identified as a key strategic priority of the University of Information Technology – VNU-HCM (UIT), as well as Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City at large. This is not merely a directional slogan, but a strong institutional commitment to enhancing the quality of education, research, and global integration.Aligned with this vision, UIT has continuously expanded its international collaborations, implemented academic exchange programs, and created opportunities for students to engage in multicultural learning environments from their early university years. Through these practical experiences, students not only strengthen their academic expertise but also develop a global mindset, adaptability, and the confidence required for international integration.Continuing this strategy, a delegation of UIT faculty members and students has officially participated in the 2026 “Red Study and Research Journey for Vietnamese Youth in China.” This program carries significant academic value while also fostering exchange and connectivity between young people of the two nations amid deepening global integration. Translating the “Global Reach” Strategy into ActionThe program attracted strong interest from across the student body, with a total of 72 applications submitted. Following a rigorous selection process, 14 outstanding students were chosen to participate. These students not only represent academic excellence but also embody dynamism, ambition, and a readiness for global integration—hallmarks of UIT students in the modern era. Being selected for the program marks a proud milestone for each individual, while also reflecting the university’s pride as UIT students continue to make their presence felt in international settings. A Journey of Learning – Connection – DevelopmentFrom March 25 to April 1, 2026, the delegation will engage in a diverse series of activities combining academic study, research, and real-world experience. Vietnam–China youth forums and dialogue programs will provide platforms for academic exchange, perspective sharing, and mutual understanding.In addition, visits to educational institutions, technology centers, and historical sites will offer students a comprehensive view of the host country’s socio-economic development and cultural heritage. Academic exchanges and cross-cultural experiences will further broaden perspectives and enhance adaptability in multicultural environments. UIT Students – Ready for Global IntegrationThrough this program, UIT students gain direct exposure to international learning environments, enabling them to strengthen their professional competencies and develop essential skills such as communication, teamwork, and critical thinking. These are key factors that empower students to confidently enter the global labor market.Moreover, participation in international exchange activities helps build bridges of cooperation between Vietnamese youth and their regional counterparts, aligning with UIT’s commitment to sustainable development.With concrete actions and a clear strategic direction, UIT is steadily reinforcing its position on the regional and international education map. The “Global Reach” journey is not only reflected in collaborative programs but also realized through every learning and experiential opportunity made available to students. “Global Reach,” therefore, is not just an objective—it is an ongoing journey in which every UIT student has the opportunity to become a global citizen, equipped with knowledge and resilience to contribute meaningfully to the community and society.​ 

On the afternoon of 27 February, 2026, VNUHCM - University of Information Technology (UIT) hosted a strategic working session with Prof. Emmanuel Planas, Deputy Director of the Global Liaison Office at the National Institute of Informatics (NII), Japan. The meeting focused on expanding collaborative horizons in advanced research and postgraduate training.Representing UIT were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Luu Thuy Ngan, Vice President; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Dinh Duy, Head of Graduate Academic Affairs - Science Technology Office; Dr. Ngo Duc Thanh, Dean of Computer Science Faculty; Dr. Nguyen Tan Hoang Phuoc, Vice Dean of Information Science and Engineering Faculty; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Trinh Le Huy, Head of Hardware and IC Designs Department, Computer Engineering Faculty; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tan Cam, Head of Mobile Devices and Web Technology Department, Information Science and Engineering Faculty; along with faculty members from across the university.NII representatives discussed the international internship programDuring the session, NII representatives presented an overview of the institute’s 03 core operational pillars: research, postgraduate education, and infrastructure services for the scientific community. Key research areas include foundational informatics, information systems architecture, digital content and media sciences, as well as information and society. A major highlight of the discussion was the international internship program at NII for UIT students, which is offered twice annually with a duration of up to six months. NII representatives encouraged students to proactively reach out to and apply to multiple professors to enhance their chances of acceptance. Additionally, the number of selected candidates could be expanded with external funding from partners (such as Nafosted, Erasmus+, or other academic funding sources).To foster sustainable collaboration between UIT and NII, both parties discussed several strategic measures, including strengthening direct academic connections between faculty members to establish a solid foundation for student internships and joint research, proactively identifying and engaging newly appointed early-career lecturers at NII to broaden collaboration avenues, and organizing small-scale, specialized workshops instead of large “open house” events. The two institutions also considered establishing a dedicated fund to support Vietnamese students undertaking internships and research at NII, potentially sourced from Nafosted or academic funds in Ho Chi Minh City. Furthermore, both sides underscored the role of former NII interns currently working in Vietnam as compelling evidence of the program’s long-term impact and effectiveness.The meeting concluded in a spirit of openness and mutual commitment to sustainable academic development. The discussions not only create expanded opportunities for international internships and research for UIT faculty and students, but also lay a strong foundation for deeper and more substantive collaboration between the University of Information Technology and the National Institute of Informatics in the future.

UIT & AVEPOINT OFFICIALLY PARTNER TO ESTABLISH AI LAB – ADVANCING INNOVATION IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE On March 6, 2026, the University of Information Technology – Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT) held a signing ceremony with AvePoint to establish an AI Lab, marking an important milestone in promoting research, innovation, and the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education and real-world practice. The event opens a new direction for collaboration between academia and a global technology enterprise, contributing to the development of an innovation ecosystem for learning, research, and technological advancement at UIT, where academic knowledge is closely connected with real-world industry needs. The UIT & AvePoint AI Lab is expected to become a dynamic innovation space where students can access advanced AI technologies and real-world industry challenges. At the same time, it will serve as a collaborative environment for faculty members, researchers, and technology experts to jointly develop new solutions with high practical value. Through the AI Lab, various collaborative initiatives will be implemented, including internship programs, mentoring activities, specialized workshops, applied research projects, and recruitment opportunities from AvePoint. These initiatives will enable students to gain early exposure to professional working environments while helping bridge the gap between university education and the evolving demands of the technology job market. More than just a technology laboratory, the AI Lab between UIT and AvePoint is envisioned as a launchpad for UIT’s future engineers—a place where innovative ideas are nurtured, technological projects are tested, and impactful AI solutions are developed. This collaboration between UIT and AvePoint further reinforces the university’s commitment to aligning academic training with industry needs, while expanding opportunities for students in research, internships, and career development in the era of artificial intelligence and digital transformation.

Call for Applications: “Red Study and Research Journey for Vietnamese Youth in China” Program 2026 The University of Information Technology (UIT) announces the call for student applications to participate in the program “Red Study and Research Journey for Vietnamese Youth in China”, with details as follows: 1. Program Objectives The program aims to provide Vietnamese students with opportunities to exchange, study, and learn about the revolutionary history, development process, and modernization practices in China. At the same time, it seeks to strengthen exchange, cooperation, and mutual development between Vietnamese and Chinese youth. 2. Time and Location Time: March 25, 2026 – April 1, 2026 Location: Yunnan Province and Hebei Province, China 3. Number of Participants 14 students from the University of Information Technology will be selected. 4. Benefits for Participants The program organizers will cover international round-trip airfare and accommodation, meals, and local transportation during the program in China. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in the following activities: Vietnam – China Youth Forum Youth dialogue between the two countries Field visits to universities, historical sites, and economic–technology development centers Cultural exchange and experiential activities 5. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must meet the following criteria: Currently enrolled students at the University of Information Technology Good academic performance and good moral conduct Active participation in Youth Union – Student Association activities, social activities, volunteering, or scientific research Strong sense of responsibility, teamwork ability, and communication skills Priority will be given to Youth Union – Student Association leaders and outstanding students Priority for students who already have a valid passport (or are able to obtain one in a short time) 6. Application Documents Applicants must submit the following documents: Latest academic transcript (confirmation not required) CV or summary of academic and extracurricular activities Supporting documents for achievements (if any) 7. Application Deadline and Submission Method Deadline: Before 11:00 AM, March 12, 2026 Submission method: Send application documents to the Office of Student Affairs via email: ctsv@uit.edu.vn, or Submit directly at the Office of Student Affairs. The Office of Student Affairs will coordinate with the Youth Union and Student Association to review applications and announce the list of nominated students for the program. This is an excellent opportunity for UIT students to expand international exchange, gain valuable experience, and promote the image of UIT students. The Office of Student Affairs encourages eligible students to apply.  

University of Information Technology Signs Cooperation Agreement with Vietnam Public Joint Stock Commercial Bank (PVcomBank)   On 04 February 2026, the University of Information Technology (UIT), Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM), held a signing ceremony to formalize a cooperation agreement with Vietnam Public Joint Stock Commercial Bank (PVcomBank). The event marked an important milestone, opening up new opportunities for strategic collaboration and development for both institutions. The ceremony signified the official partnership between UIT and PVcomBank. Representing PVcomBank at the event were Mr. Nguyen Thanh Cong, Regional Director for North Ho Chi Minh City and the Southeast Region, and Ms. Dang Thi Khieu, Deputy Director of PVcomBank Binh Duong Branch, along with other leaders and representatives from various PVcomBank departments in Ho Chi Minh City. On behalf of UIT, attendees included Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Acting Vice President of the University; Ms. Tran Thi Phuong Trang, Head of the Office of Planning and Finance; Mr. Nguyen Van Toan, Head of the Office of Student Affairs; and Mr. Nguyen Thanh Hiep, Secretary of the Youth Union. In his remarks at the ceremony, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang expressed his expectations for the partnership: “The University expects that this cooperation agreement with PVcomBank will deliver practical benefits and create favorable conditions for our students to gain early exposure to a professional corporate environment. Together, we aim to advance the development of a sustainable, high-quality workforce.” Under the newly signed agreement, PVcomBank and UIT agreed to collaborate across multiple areas. Specifically, the two parties will enhance the utilization and implementation of PVcomBank’s products and services in alignment with the University’s operational needs. At the same time, they will expand recruitment opportunities for UIT students to work as collaborators, interns, and full-time employees at PVcomBank upon graduation. Speaking on behalf of PVcomBank, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Cong, Regional Director for North Ho Chi Minh City and the Southeast Region, stated: “PVcomBank highly appreciates the reputation and training quality of the University of Information Technology, VNU-HCM. Through this cooperation agreement, we look forward to strengthening our connection with the University and accompanying it in training, recruitment, and financial initiatives.” Ông Nguyễn Thành Công - Giám đốc vùng Bắc Hồ Chí Minh và Đông Nam Bộ đại diện PVcomBank phát biểu Đại diện Ngân hàng TMCP Đại chúng Việt Nam (PVcomBank), Ông Nguyễn Thành Công - Giám đốc vùng Bắc Hồ Chí Minh và Đông Nam Bộ có đôi lời chia sẻ: “PVcomBank đánh giá cao uy tín và chất lượng đào tạo của Trường Đại học Công nghệ Thông tin, ĐHQG-HCM. Thông qua thỏa thuận hợp tác này, PVcomBank mong muốn tăng cường kết nối với Nhà trường, đồng hành trong các hoạt động đào tạo, tuyển dụng và tài chính.” Vietnam Public Joint Stock Commercial Bank (PVcomBank) was established through the merger of PetroVietnam Finance Joint Stock Corporation (PVFC) and Western Commercial Joint Stock Bank (WesternBank). With a sustainable development strategy closely linked to digital transformation, PVcomBank consistently prioritizes investment in high-quality technology human resources. This signing ceremony represents a significant milestone in the bilateral partnership, reaffirming the shared commitment between the University and the Bank to collaborate in education, training, and the comprehensive development of human resources.

UIT and VNG Affirm the Effectiveness of the “Learning by Doing” Model in Training High-Quality IT Human Resources   On the afternoon of 21 January 2026, the Closing Ceremony of the UIT x VNG Co-Training Project 2025 for the course SE116 – Applied Game Programming Skills Development was officially held at VNG Campus. The event marked a meaningful learning and hands-on journey for students of the University of Information Technology (UIT), who had the opportunity to directly engage with a professional working environment at a leading technology enterprise. Representing Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM) were Dr. Nguyen Thai Binh Long, Deputy Head of the Office of External Relations and Project Development, and Dr. Duong Ton Thai Duong, Deputy Head of the Office of Academic Affairs. Representing UIT were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang, Vice President in charge, and Dr. Do Trong Hop, Deputy Head of the Faculty of Software Engineering. From VNG, attendees included Mr. Le Hong Minh, Founder and Chairman of VNG Corporation; Mr. Nguyen Khanh Trung, Director of Online Game Development, ZingPlay Game Studios; and Mr. Nguyen Vu Tien, Deputy Director of Online Game Development, ZingPlay Game Studios. The course represents a concrete implementation of the university–industry–research collaboration strategy, in line with the directive to closely align education with national development needs. At the same time, it serves as a practical initiative to realize Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW dated 22 December 2024 of the Politburo on the development of science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation. Notably, the project is one of the outstanding outcomes under the Strategic Memorandum of Understanding between VNU-HCM and VNG for the 2025–2030 period, signed on 24 May 2025. The program contributes to advancing a practice-oriented training model in collaboration with a leading technology enterprise. The curriculum was jointly designed based on the Game Development Fresher (GDF) program of VNG ZingPlay Game Studios (ZPS) and the Game Development training program of the Software Engineering discipline at UIT. The course officially commenced on 10 September 2025, enrolling 51 selected students from the Faculty of Software Engineering, divided into 10 project teams. Throughout the course, students were directly exposed to industry-standard game development workflows, worked in a real corporate environment at VNG Campus, and received professional guidance and feedback from UIT lecturers and VNG experts. After nearly five months of study and practice, the teams completed and presented preliminary project reports. Based on a comprehensive evaluation of creativity, technical quality, and practical applicability, three outstanding teams were selected to present and demonstrate their game products at the closing ceremony. During the event, students confidently showcased their products and shared insights into their development processes, challenges faced, and lessons learned. Games developed by UIT students were demonstrated and experienced firsthand at the ceremony. The program concluded with an awards and recognition session honoring the most outstanding student teams, acknowledging their dedication, creativity, and professional working spirit. The UIT x VNG Co-Training Project 2025 once again affirmed the effectiveness of a pioneering collaborative training model that brings the classroom into the enterprise. The initiative contributes to narrowing the gap between education and real-world practice, enhancing students’ professional competencies, and strengthening their adaptability to the increasingly demanding labor market in the digital technology sector.

UIT Job Fair 2026 and UIT Career Day 2026: Career Opportunities Await You! 1. UIT Job Fair 2026 UIT Job Fair 2026 – the annual career fair of the University of Information Technology (UIT), Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM) – will officially take place on 15 May 2026. The event provides UIT students with a valuable opportunity to meet and engage directly with leading companies and employers in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector, explore internship and employment opportunities, and gain clearer career orientation. 2. UIT Career Day 2026 Continuing the series of activities connecting students with industry, UIT Career Day 2026 will be held on 20 November 2026. The event is expected to offer an open and dynamic space for networking, experience sharing, and career counseling, opening up new pathways for UIT students as they prepare for the digital era. Students are encouraged to prepare a well-crafted CV and a confident mindset to take part in these two major events of 2026—where opportunities converge, connections are built, and professional journeys begin. For information on sponsorship, participation, and scholarships: Student Affairs Office – Room A.101 Email: ctsv@uit.edu.vn