#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.

VNUHCM - University of Information Technology announces to its lecturers, researchers, and students the 2026 research project funding programs and scholarship opportunities within the ASEA‑UNINET network. Interested individuals are invited to explore the available programs and submit their applications.ASEA-UNINET ProjectsClosing date for applications: April 23rd, 2026.The call opens once per year and supports research projects (teaching projects only permitted in the Arts) with an implementation period Oct. 2026 – Sep. 2027/2028. Funding primarily covers travel and subsistence costs for project participants.Project Participants: Involves at least one Austrian & one ASEAN (/Pakistan) ASEA-UNINET member university. Multilateral projects are preferred.Applications: May only be submitted by the project lead of an Austrian ASEA-UNINET member university. Italy University Funding: University of Brescia LMINT & STAR ScholarshipsClosing date for applications: March 15th, 2026.Both scholarship programmes fund Master's degree studies at UNIBS with scholarships reserved for applicants who graduated from ASEA-UNINET member institutions.Applications may be submitted via the online application forms provided by UNIBS.  Romania University Funding - Transilvania University of Brasov (UNITBV): The Transilvania Academica Scholarships (TAS)Closing date for applications: April 10th, 2026.The Transilvania Academica Scholarships (TAS) fund Master's degree studies at UNITBV with scholarships prioritised for applicants who graduated from ASEA-UNINET member institutions. Applications may be submitted via the online application form provided by UNITBV.  Romania University Funding - West University of Timișoara (UVT): WUT ScholarshipsClosing date for applications: August 1st, 2026.WUT scholarships fund Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, and PhD studies at UVT with scholarships reserved for applicants who graduated from ASEA-UNINET member institutions. Applications may be submitted via the online application form provided by UVT. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the ASEA-UNINET Network Office (asea-uninet@oead.at) or the university contacts listed for the university funding programmes. For more detailed information, please visit: https://qhdn.uit.edu.vn/vi/bai-viet/cac-chuong-trinh-tai-tro-va-hoc-bong-asea-uninet-nam-2026

VNUHCM – University of Information Technology (UIT) is proud to announce that team UIT-Wanna.W1n has excellently secured First Place in the Digital Forensics Award nomination at the Capture The Intruder 2026 international competition, which was hosted by the Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics (MTUCI), Russian Federation.Capture The Intruder is an international online competition designed for university students specializing in Incident and Cybercrime Investigation. The competition took place on March 11, 2026, with the official results announced the following day, and the grand award ceremony was held on March 13, 2026, in Moscow.Representing UIT at the award ceremony were the following students:Phan Binh Nhan - Honor Program in Information Security 2023Dinh Quoc Thinh - Honor Program in Information Security 2024Phan Lam Dung - Honor Program in Information Security 2024Accompanying the team at the ceremony were:Dr. Phan The DuyMSc. Nghi Hoang KhoaThis outstanding achievement further demonstrates the strong academic capability of UIT students in the international cybersecurity competition. It also highlights the growing presence of Vietnamese students who are confident, innovative, and capable of mastering advanced technologies in the field of cybersecurity.During the award ceremony, Dr. Phan The Duy delivered remarks on behalf of UIT, expressing his high praise for the scale and professionalism of the competition. In the coming period, UIT plans to conduct an official visit and working session with MTUCI to deepen academic ties, including:Jointly organizing and participating in international competitions in Information Security and Digital Forensics.Establishing short-term and long-term student exchange programs.Implementing joint international research projects in Cybersecurity and Digital ForensicsThe success of team UIT-Wanna.W1n is not only a proud milestone for the team but also a testament to UIT’s growing international presence in education, research, and development in cybersecurity.Once again, congratulations to team UIT-Wanna.W1n and the faculty members who supported and guided the team. We wish them continued success in future global academic arenas.

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.

UIT Students Win Bronze Medal at ICPC Asia Pacific Championship 2026 The ICPC Asia Pacific Championship 2026 has officially concluded after five hours of intense competition, bringing together top programming teams from across the Asia–Pacific region. At this year’s contest, Vietnamese teams continued to make a strong impression with outstanding performances, demonstrating their competence and competitiveness on the international stage. Among them, the team VNUHCM.UIT.JobSeekers from the University of Information Technology, VNUHCM achieved an impressive result by winning the Bronze Medal. This accomplishment is a source of pride for the University and for the UIT student community, especially those who are passionate about competitive programming. The achievement reflects the team’s perseverance, effective teamwork, and strong problem-solving and algorithmic skills. It also highlights the quality of UIT students in international academic competitions and further affirms the University’s presence in the field of competitive programming. UIT warmly congratulates Team JobSeekers on this remarkable achievement and wishes them continued success in their future competitions and academic journey.

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.  

Dr. Huynh Van Dang: Continuing an Academic Journey from Where It Began   A former student of the University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT), Dr. Huynh Van Dang has pursued a steadfast academic journey from domestic lecture halls to international research environments. Returning to UIT after periods of study and research in the United Kingdom and Canada, he continues to strive for a balanced integration of theory and practice, contributing to the development of a dynamic and resilient generation of technology students. From UIT Student to an International Academic Pathway An alumnus of the Information Security program, Huynh Van Dang remained at UIT as a researcher after completing his undergraduate studies, while simultaneously pursuing a Master’s degree in Computer Science and embarking on an academic research career. Driven by a desire to broaden his scholarly horizons, he spent nearly a year preparing his application before officially commencing his doctoral studies at Queen’s University Belfast (United Kingdom) in January 2021. “The initial stage of my PhD was very challenging, as I shifted my focus from applied, experimental research to more theoretical and fundamental studies. I had to fill significant knowledge gaps while also keeping up with emerging trends in the field. The dedicated guidance of my supervisor and senior colleagues was invaluable. Thanks to their support, I was able to complete my doctoral program ahead of schedule, and my dissertation was awarded the University’s Best PhD Thesis of the Year.” Following the successful defense of his doctoral dissertation, Dr. Huynh Van Dang undertook postdoctoral research at Memorial University of Newfoundland (Canada). His research focuses on computer networks, wireless communication systems, and the Internet of Things (IoT). From his early years as a student, he had pursued research projects with strong practical applications in IoT systems. His time in the United Kingdom, however, enabled him to delve deeply into theoretical problems in fundamental research—an experience that broadened and strengthened his academic foundation. Upon returning to UIT as a lecturer in the Department of Computer Networks, Faculty of Computer Networks and Communications, Dr. Huynh Van Dang aims to harmonize these two approaches—translating theoretical research outcomes into practical systems. He believes this direction is particularly well suited to UIT students. Accompanying Students on Their Research Journey Reflecting on his decision to return to UIT for his academic career, Dr. Huynh Van Dang shared that his longstanding connection to the University since his student days fostered a deep sense of belonging and alignment with its environment. “I see that UIT is creating many favorable conditions for young faculty members to grow. Numerous programs encourage scientific publications and research projects, as well as opportunities for domestic and international collaboration and networking, are available to young lecturers.” After spending time in the classroom, what has impressed him most is the dynamism, eagerness to learn, and readiness to explore new ideas among UIT students. To him, this energy defines a youthful, enthusiastic, and constantly evolving UIT community. Beyond teaching, the former UIT student remains actively engaged in research activities, supervising students in research projects, capstone assignments, and graduation theses. He also contributes to updating course syllabi and developing new courses to keep pace with technological trends and introduce emerging research directions to students. In addition, the UiTiOt research group—of which he is a member—organizes weekly academic seminars that provide a forum for lecturers and students to share and discuss specialized research topics. His involvement in peer-reviewing for reputable scientific journals and maintaining research collaborations both domestically and internationally enables him to stay abreast of new developments and expand research opportunities for himself and his students. For Dr. Huynh Van Dang, the best way for students not only to excel academically but also to adapt swiftly to the rapid evolution of the IT field is clear: “Students should make the most of their time at university to build a solid foundation of knowledge. They should proactively develop essential skills such as creativity and problem-solving, intellectual curiosity and lifelong learning, emotional intelligence (EQ), and communication and collaboration skills.” In the field of information technology, he believes, a strong foundation combined with a readiness to adapt will ensure that students are not overwhelmed by waves of technological change. Instead, they can ride those waves and advance further. This is the message that the young scholar, Dr. Huynh Van Dang, wishes to convey to UIT students.

UIT Allocates Dedicated Admission Quota for International Students for the First Time in 2026   In its official announcement for the 2026 regular undergraduate admissions cycle, the University of Information Technology – Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT) has, for the first time, introduced a dedicated admission quota for international students. This milestone marks a significant step forward in the University’s strategy of international integration and the development of a multicultural academic environment. Notably, in 2026 UIT will, for the first time, admit international students to its Software Engineering program—one of the University’s flagship disciplines, recognized for its strong practical orientation and high workforce demand in the digital era. According to the announcement, UIT will implement its 2026 admissions through two primary pathways: Method 1: Direct admission in accordance with the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training. Method 2: Comprehensive evaluation (holistic review) — a method consistently applied by UIT over the years to assess applicants’ overall competencies and development potential. The expansion of international admissions not only reaffirms UIT’s academic reputation and training quality but also contributes to building a global student community. It creates valuable opportunities for academic exchange and for students to strengthen their intercultural competencies in the context of digital transformation. Prospective students and parents are encouraged to follow UIT’s official communication channels for detailed updates on admission quotas, eligibility criteria, and key timelines for the 2026 admissions cycle. For more information, please visit: https://thanhnien.vn/truong-dh-cong-nghe-thong-tin-lan-dau-tien-danh-chi-tieu-tuyen-sinh-vien-quoc-te-185260211093845964.htm

Ceremony Announcing and Presenting Appointment and Reappointment Decisions for the Title of Associate Professor at the University of Information Technology   On the afternoon of 02 February 2026, the University of Information Technology (UIT) held a ceremony to announce and present appointment and reappointment decisions for the title of Associate Professor to faculty members who were officially recognized as meeting the national standards in 2025 by the State Council for Professorship. In attendance were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vu Duc Lung, Secretary of the Party Committee; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Acting Vice President of the University; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Luu Thuy Ngan, Vice President; along with leaders of affiliated units and numerous lecturers, researchers, and staff members across the University. The ceremony formally announced and presented the decisions on appointment and reappointment of the Associate Professor title at UIT. According to the 2025 results of the national review for professorial titles, on 8 January 2026 the State Council for Professorship signed decisions recognizing 900 educators nationwide as having met the standards for the titles of Professor and Associate Professor. Among them were 25 Associate Professors in the field of Information Technology and 30 Associate Professors in Electrical Engineering – Electronics – Automation. At UIT, five faculty members met the standards for the title of Associate Professor in 2025, including four in Information Technology and one in Electrical Engineering – Electronics – Automation. At the ceremony, Mr. Mai Van Cuong, M.A., Head of the Office of Organization and Administration, acting under the authorization of the University President, announced the decisions on appointment and reappointment to the title of Associate Professor: Dr. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang – Faculty of Software Engineering Dr. Nguyen Tan Cam – Faculty of Information Science and Engineering Dr. Pham Van Hau – Faculty of Computer Networks and Communications Dr. Lam Duc Khai – Faculty of Computer Engineering Dr. Le Kim Hung – Faculty of Computer Networks and Communications Reappointment of Dr. Le Dinh Duy – Faculty of Computer Science Extending his congratulations to the newly appointed Associate Professors, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vu Duc Lung expressed his confidence: “You are all outstanding researchers with strong academic expertise, reputable publications, and extensive experience in supervising graduate students and doctoral candidates. I hope you will continue to accompany the University and contribute even more as we enter a new era—one that demands higher-quality and more specialized human resource training.” The ceremony marked not only a significant milestone in the development of UIT’s academic staff but also a source of encouragement and pride for the entire University community. It stands as a testament to the sustained dedication of UIT’s faculty members in both research and teaching. Speaking on behalf of the newly appointed Associate Professors, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Kim Hung, Head of the Communications Division under the Faculty of Computer Networks and Communications, expressed his sincere appreciation for the University’s continued support and enabling conditions throughout the years. “For me, the title of Associate Professor is not only an honor but also a responsibility. We are committed to contributing even more to the University, fulfilling our educational mission, and taking the lead in research.” The ceremony recognizing and presenting appointment and reappointment decisions for the title of Associate Professor not only acknowledged the persistent efforts of UIT’s faculty in teaching and scientific research, but also reaffirmed the University’s sustainable academic development strategy. It serves as a strong driving force for UIT to further build a highly qualified academic workforce, enhance the quality of education and research, and strengthen its standing within Vietnam’s higher education system and the broader region.