University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT) has issued the Decision on graduation recognition for the third round of 2026, marking the completion of the academic journey for students who have fulfilled all graduation requirements.From their first days on campus to specialized courses, examinations, projects, and graduation theses, their university years now culminate in a well-earned achievement after years of learning and personal growth. From UIT, a new generation of engineers and graduates is ready to embark on the next chapter, equipped with professional knowledge, technological expertise, and valuable experiences gained throughout their time at the University.A milestone that recognizes years of effortUniversity graduation is about more than completing the required credits or meeting program learning outcomes. Behind the word “Graduated” lies a long journey of challenging courses, examinations, projects, teamwork, tight deadlines, and countless experiences through which each student has grown semester by semester.For students recognized in the third graduation round of 2026, the University’s official decision acknowledges the results of their academic journey and personal development while opening the door to a new chapter beyond UIT.Students can log in to UIT Portal to check their graduation status and related information.From UIT classrooms to new horizonsDuring their years at UIT, students have had opportunities to go beyond academic knowledge through scientific research, technology projects, academic activities, industry internships, student clubs and teams, as well as a wide range of domestic and international experiences. Each experience has contributed to preparing them for a professional environment that continues to evolve alongside rapid technological advancement.A university degree, therefore, does not mark the end of learning. For young professionals entering the technology sector, where artificial intelligence, data science, cybersecurity, semiconductor technology, and other emerging fields continue to reshape industries and society, the ability to learn independently, stay up to date, and adapt will remain essential throughout their careers.Today, more students officially complete their journey at UIT. A new generation of engineers and graduates is ready to bring their knowledge, capabilities, and confidence into industry, organizations, research environments, or further academic pursuits.University of Information Technology congratulates all newly recognized engineers and graduates in the third graduation round of 2026. One proud milestone has been reached, and from here, a new journey begins.

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 the morning of September 4, 2026, the University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT) held an inauguration ceremony for the UIT x AvePoint drinking water station system, officially putting the new facilities into service for students. Sponsored by AvePoint, the project provides students with greater access to drinking water while enhancing everyday amenities across the UIT campus.Representing AvePoint at the ceremony were Mr. Harry Li, AvePoint Vietnam Country Manager, and Ms. Jasmine Dinh, AvePoint Vietnam General Manager. Representing UIT were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of UIT, along with representatives from the University’s units, faculty members, and UIT students.The drinking water stations have been installed at convenient locations across the campus, allowing students to easily refill their water bottles throughout the day. Beyond providing a practical campus amenity, the initiative encourages students to bring reusable bottles and gradually reduce their reliance on single-use plastic bottles.At the ceremony, representatives of UIT and AvePoint jointly performed the ribbon-cutting ceremony, officially inaugurating the new drinking water station system. Representatives from both sides then used the stations for the first time, marking the beginning of their everyday use as part of UIT’s learning and campus environment.Through this initiative, UIT and AvePoint aim not only to provide a practical facility for students but also to inspire simple, environmentally friendly habits across the UIT community. Each refill and each reusable bottle can be a small step toward reducing plastic waste and fostering a greener, more sustainable campus.The UIT x AvePoint drinking water station system also reflects the shared commitment of the University and its industry partner to creating a student-centered learning environment where technology, community well-being, and sustainability go hand in hand.SDG 4 – Quality Education 

OUTSTANDING UIT STUDENTS HONORED WITH THE 2026 “EXQUISITE – INNOVATION – ENTHUSIASM” SCHOLARSHIP A proud highlight of UIT’s Opening Ceremony for the 2026–2027 Academic Year was the moment outstanding students took the stage to receive the 2026 “Exquisite – Innovation – Enthusiasm” Scholarship.Behind every name called was a remarkable journey. From outstanding achievements in Informatics at the National Excellent Student Competition to impressive performances on the international stage at the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence, these young talents have already demonstrated their passion for technology, determination to excel, and readiness to take on new challenges.With scholarship awards valued at VND 120 million, VND 160 million, and VND 200 million, UIT seeks not only to recognize exceptional achievements but also to provide meaningful support for students as they pursue their academic goals, explore their potential, and create their own paths at the University.More than an award, the “Exquisite – Innovation – Enthusiasm” Scholarship carries UIT’s confidence in a new generation of talented students – those who are ready to learn, innovate, take initiative, and turn knowledge into meaningful contributions to the community.For these students, receiving the scholarship is not the finish line. It is the beginning of a new journey at UIT, where their talent, ambition, and aspirations will have even more opportunities to grow.Congratulations to UIT’s outstanding scholarship recipients of 2026. The first milestone has been reached – and many more are waiting ahead.

On August 25, 2026, in Vientiane, Lao PDR, University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT) participated in the signing ceremony of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the implementation of an Information Technology Scholarship Program with the Department of International Cooperation under the Lao Ministry of Education and Sports and Star Telecom Company (Unitel), a joint venture between Viettel Group (Vietnam) and the Lao Ministry of National Defence.The signing ceremony was attended and witnessed by H.E. Nguyen Minh Tam, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to the Lao People’s Democratic Republic; Mr. Sengphet Bounlavong, representative of the Department of International Cooperation, Lao Ministry of Education and Sports; Ms. Nguyen Thi Tam, General Director of Star Telecom Company (Unitel); and representatives of relevant agencies and organizations.Representing UIT were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang, Rector of University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, and members of the University delegation.At the ceremony, representatives of the Department of International Cooperation under the Lao Ministry of Education and Sports, Star Telecom Company (Unitel), and UIT signed the Memorandum of Understanding, paving the way for the implementation of the scholarship program and enhanced cooperation in developing high-quality information technology human resources for Laos.Through this partnership, UIT continues to leverage its strengths in information technology education and research while fostering connections among government agencies, higher education institutions, and industry partners. The collaboration is expected to create more opportunities for Lao students to pursue their studies, engage in research, and develop professional expertise in a high-quality higher education environment.The signing ceremony also marks a meaningful milestone in strengthening educational cooperation between Vietnam and Laos, contributing to the enduring friendship and close ties between the two countries through knowledge, technology, and the younger generation.

From August 25 to September 4, 2026, a series of orientation activities awaits the Class of 2026 as they begin their journey at University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT).August 25–28, 20262026 Freshman Orientation Week at Hall A.Collect welcome gifts for freshmen at the lobby of Building C.Take freshman profile photos at the UIT Library lobby according to the schedule announced by the Organizing Committee.August 26–27, 2026English proficiency assessment in Listening, Reading, and Writing, according to the schedule announced by the Organizing Committee.September 3, 2026English proficiency assessment in Speaking, according to the schedule announced by the Organizing Committee.September 4, 2026Opening Ceremony for the 2026–2027 Academic Year & Welcome Day 2026 — the official milestone marking the beginning of the university journey for UIT’s Class of 2026.Freshmen are encouraged to save the schedule, follow official announcements for detailed information, and attend all activities at their assigned times.To stay updated, get answers to your questions, and connect with new friends, scan the QR codes in the image to join the UIT K2026 Chat Group and UIT K2026 Facebook Group.IMPORTANT NOTICEUIT DOES NOT OPERATE OR ENDORSE ANY ZALO CHAT GROUP FOR FRESHMEN OF THE CLASS OF 2026.Students should be cautious of unofficial Zalo groups using names such as “class group,” “major group,” or similar titles, as well as accounts claiming to be UIT lecturers or students.Do not provide personal information, account credentials, passwords, or OTP codes. Do not scan unfamiliar QR codes or access suspicious links, and most importantly, do not transfer money before verifying the information through UIT’s official communication channels.UIT K2026 Chat Group: Scan the QR code on the left side of the image.UIT K2026 Facebook Group: Scan the QR code on the right side of the image or join via UIT K2026 Facebook Group.Other support channels include the Admissions Support Hotline at 0971.203.246, the UIT Support Forum, and UIT Instagram.See you at UIT, Class of 2026. A new journey awaits! 

Welcome to University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT)! Before beginning their first days of university life, members of the Class of 2026 will have the opportunity to take a professional profile photo marking an important milestone — officially becoming a UITer.GENERAL INFORMATIONDates: August 25–28, 2026Morning session: 8:00 AM – 11:30 AMAfternoon session: 1:00 PM – 4:30 PMVenue: 1st Floor – Library, Building A, UITPHOTO SCHEDULE BY MAJOR/PROGRAMDateSessionMajor / Academic ProgramAugust 25MorningInformation Security; Information Security (English-taught Program); Computer Networks and Data CommunicationsAugust 25AfternoonComputer Science; Computer Science (English-taught Program); Artificial IntelligenceAugust 26MorningComputer Engineering; Integrated Circuit Design; Integrated Circuit Design (English-taught Program)August 26AfternoonInformation Systems; Information Systems (Advanced Program); E-CommerceAugust 27MorningInformation Technology; Vietnam–Japan Information Technology; Data Science; Data Science (English-taught Program)August 27AfternoonSoftware Engineering; Software Engineering (English-taught Program); Multimedia CommunicationsAugust 28All dayBCU and UON International Joint Programs; Make-up and backup sessions for freshmen unable to attend their scheduled sessionNOTES FOR UIT FRESHMEN – CLASS OF 2026Attire: UIT shirt paired with a blazer. Blazers will be available for students to borrow on site.Students may wear light makeup if desired. Please keep your hair neat and come prepared with a bright smile and a relaxed, confident attitude in front of the camera.Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your major’s scheduled session to prepare. Follow the instructions of the Organizing Committee and photographers, and maintain order in the Library area.It may be just one photo, but it will be among the first images capturing the beginning of your journey as a member of the UIT Class of 2026.So come with your brightest smile and bring the most confident version of yourself — your UIT journey is about to begin!

Tuoi Tre Newspaper has highlighted the strong support of universities across Ho Chi Minh City for the 2026 “Tiep Suc Den Truong” (Give Strength to Students) Scholarship Program. To date, participating universities have pledged 252 scholarships, including seven special scholarships, along with 10 laptops, with a combined value of more than VND 4 billion.The University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT), is contributing 20 scholarships for incoming students facing financial hardship. Notably, shortly after the initiative was launched, the UIT Board of Rectors decided to provide an additional 10 scholarships, bringing the University’s total contribution to 20.Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang, Rector of UIT, shared:“What makes the ‘Tiep Suc Den Truong’ program particularly meaningful is that each scholarship reaches a specific student, with a specific story and a specific dream. When support reaches the right person at the moment they need it most, the value of a scholarship extends far beyond its financial worth. That is why UIT believes in and is committed to supporting this program.”For UIT, each scholarship represents more than financial assistance. It is also a message of encouragement to freshmen who have worked hard to reach the university gates, providing them with additional support to continue their education and pursue their aspirations.Article:  https://tuoitre.vn/cac-truong-dai-hoc-tai-tphcm-ung-ho-tuoi-tre-252-suat-hoc-bong-tiep-suc-den-truong-hon-4-ti-dong-100260816163626786.htm 

The University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT) launched its 2026 training program on “Communication Skills in Higher Education” on the morning of August 4. The program aims to strengthen lecturers’ communication, counseling, and student support skills, contributing to a positive, supportive, and learner-centered higher education environment.The training program attracted strong participation from UIT lecturersSpeaking at the opening session, Assoc. Prof. Vu Duc Lung, Vice Rector of UIT, emphasized the important role of communication skills in both teaching and student support. As higher education continues to evolve, lecturers are expected not only to impart knowledge, skills, professional attitudes, and practical competencies, but also to accompany students throughout their academic journey.At times, a simple conversation, genuine listening, timely advice, or words of encouragement can help students navigate difficulties in their studies and personal lives. Such support can provide the motivation they need to move forward, positively influencing both their academic progress and personal development at UIT.Assoc. Prof. Vu Duc Lung emphasizes the importance of communication skills in teaching and student supportThe training was facilitated by Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Van Tuong, Deputy Director of the Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities Research and Head of the Educational Psychology Program at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City. Drawing on his expertise, the program provided UIT lecturers with specialized knowledge and practical communication skills relevant to the higher education environment.During the training, Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Van Tuong focused on equipping lecturers with the ability to identify early signs that students may require psychological support, based on changes in academic performance, emotions, behavior, and social relationships. The program also introduced a risk-level classification approach to help lecturers determine when initial support may be appropriate and when coordination with relevant professional units is necessary to ensure student safety and well-being.Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Van Tuong delivers a session on “Communication Skills in Higher Education”One of the program’s key components was developing safe and effective communication skills through the 5T model — Thấy (Recognize), Tiếp cận (Approach), Thấu hiểu (Understand), Thẩm định (Assess), and Tiếp nối (Follow Up). Lecturers were guided on how to initiate conversations with genuine concern, listen before offering advice, and maintain appropriate professional boundaries.The program also devoted significant time to scenario-based practice. Participants worked through situations involving students experiencing psychological difficulties, complaints regarding grades, communication with parents, and coordination among university units using the SBAR framework. These practical exercises were designed to help lecturers apply the skills directly to their teaching and student support responsibilities.Through the training program, UIT continues to demonstrate its commitment to the comprehensive professional development of its academic staff, ensuring that lecturers are equipped not only with strong disciplinary expertise but also with the communication, counseling, and interpersonal skills needed to effectively support students throughout their university experience.The initiative also forms part of UIT’s broader efforts to foster a safe, supportive, and student-centered educational environment, strengthen connections between lecturers and students, and enhance the quality of education as the University responds to the evolving demands of higher education.

To equip its administrative staff with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively apply artificial intelligence in their professional duties, the University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT) organized the 2026 “AI Applications for Administrative Staff” training program for staff members across the University.Held over two days, July 28–29, 2026, the program adopted a practice-oriented approach designed to help participants progressively develop proficiency in generative AI tools and integrate them effectively into their daily work. The curriculum was tailored to the practical needs of university administrative staff, combining foundational concepts with scenario-based exercises that allowed participants to apply AI directly to common workplace tasks.During the first session, participants were introduced to the fundamentals of generative AI, effective prompt engineering techniques, AI-assisted workflows, and key principles for generating accurate and reliable outputs. The program also provided practical guidance on using AI for document drafting, summarization, translation, and workflow development.The second session focused on applying AI to a broader range of professional tasks, including information retrieval and verification, data analysis and processing, planning, idea generation, presentation development, and slide design. Each topic was linked to real-world scenarios in a university environment, enabling participants to translate newly acquired skills directly into their day-to-day responsibilities.A key highlight of the program was a series of hands-on exercises tailored to different areas of administrative work. Participants used AI tools to develop prompts, analyze datasets, identify data errors, plan events, draft documents, and create presentations. Through these practical activities, participants not only strengthened their ability to work effectively with AI but also developed greater awareness of information verification, data security, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence.The training program provided UIT’s administrative staff with both practical AI skills and a stronger understanding of how to use these technologies effectively, responsibly, and with due attention to information accuracy. The initiative forms part of UIT’s ongoing efforts to advance digital transformation in university administration and to develop a digitally capable workforce ready to adapt to evolving demands for innovation and development.

On the morning of August 3, the Faculty of Computer Engineering at the University of Information Technology, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UIT) hosted a seminar entitled “Sensing, Tracking, and Secured Communication with Artificial Electromagnetic Materials.” The seminar featured Assoc. Prof. Chung-Tse Michael Wu from the Department of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University (NTU). An internationally recognized expert in applied electromagnetics and electromagnetic metamaterials, Assoc. Prof. Wu offered in-depth insights into integrated circuit design, artificial electromagnetic materials, and their potential applications in next-generation sensing, radar, and communication systems. The seminar was also attended by Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Binh Duong, lecturer at the School of Electrical Engineering, International University (IU). Representing UIT were Assoc. Prof. Trinh Le Huy, Head of the Integrated Circuit Design and Programmable Hardware Department, Faculty of Computer Engineering, along with faculty members from the Faculty of Computer Engineering.Assoc. Prof. Chung-Tse Michael Wu – Expert from National Taiwan UniversityOpening the seminar, Assoc. Prof. Wu introduced the fundamentals of metamaterials, with particular emphasis on composite right/left-handed (CRLH) transmission-line structures and leaky-wave antennas. These structures enable frequency-dependent control over electromagnetic wave propagation and radiation direction, allowing systems to scan beams from backward to forward directions without mechanical steering mechanisms or complex phase-shifting networks. One of the seminar’s key highlights was the application of metamaterial antennas to multi-target sensing and tracking. Assoc. Prof. Wu presented systems capable of locating objects, tracking motion, and estimating the distances of multiple objects or individuals positioned in different directions. Of particular interest, non-contact radar technology integrated with metamaterial antennas can simultaneously measure respiration, heart rate, and subtle body movements, opening up significant opportunities for healthcare, safety monitoring, and intelligent systems. The seminar also explored the design of analog and radio-frequency integrated circuits for vital-sign radar sensing. One notable example was a W-band self-injection-locked (SIL) radar sensor fabricated using 0.1-µm GaAs pHEMT technology. The sensor integrates an 85.09-GHz oscillator, a directional coupler, and an on-chip substrate-integrated waveguide (SIW) monopole antenna. Consuming approximately 56 mW with a chip area of around 12 mm², the system can perform non-contact respiration and heartbeat monitoring at distances of up to 0.9 meters. By integrating the antenna and radar circuitry on a single GaAs platform, the design reduces overall system size, complexity, and power consumption. It also demonstrates the considerable potential of analog and RF integrated-circuit technologies for compact, high-performance biomedical sensing devices.Illustration of the Self-Injection-Locked (SIL) Radar SensorThe seminar further introduced several advanced radar architectures, including homodyne and super-regenerative oscillator designs. The super-regenerative oscillator architecture, in particular, offers advantages in improving sensitivity, mitigating DC offset, and enabling vital-sign measurements over longer distances. Beyond sensing and radar technologies, the discussion expanded to emerging research directions involving space-time-coded metamaterial antennas, harmonic beam steering, nonreciprocal wave propagation, and highly secure directional communications. Through Assoc. Prof. Wu’s insights, the seminar highlighted the growing convergence of antenna technology, radar, communications, signal processing, and artificial intelligence in the development of next-generation electromagnetic systems. Assoc. Prof. Trinh Le Huy Presents a Souvenir to Assoc. Prof. Chung-Tse Michael WuThe seminar provided UIT faculty members, researchers, and students with an opportunity for academic exchange and exposure to cutting-edge research developments worldwide, while also opening up new prospects for international research collaboration.The event also reflected the Faculty of Computer Engineering’s and UIT’s broader commitment to advancing research, strengthening international collaboration, and developing highly qualified human resources equipped to meet the evolving demands of information technology and related high-tech fields. 

      University of Information Technology (UIT), Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM), is pleased to welcome Associate Professor Chung-Tse Michael Wu from the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Taiwan University (NTU), Taiwan, for a series of academic activities, including a distinguished seminar, research discussions, and meetings with UIT research groups. The visit reflects UIT's continued commitment to internationalization by expanding global research partnerships and fostering academic excellence through collaboration with leading scholars worldwide.      As Taiwan's top-ranked university and one of Asia's premier research institutions, National Taiwan University (NTU) maintains an outstanding reputation for academic excellence and innovation. Hosting internationally recognized scholars such as Associate Professor Chung-Tse Michael Wu represents an important step in UIT's strategy to strengthen research collaboration, promote academic exchange, and provide faculty members, researchers, graduate students, and students with access to cutting-edge scientific developments and emerging technologies.      Associate Professor Chung-Tse Michael Wu is an internationally recognized expert in applied electromagnetics, antennas, microwave and millimeter-wave components, monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMICs), RF systems, and electromagnetic metamaterials. He received his Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from National Taiwan University in 2006 before earning both his Master's and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), USA.      Prior to joining National Taiwan University in 2024, Professor Wu served on the faculties of Wayne State University and Rutgers University in the United States, where he was promoted to Tenured Associate Professor in 2022. Throughout his academic career, he has established an outstanding record of research, teaching, and international collaboration in advanced electromagnetic technologies.      Beyond his extensive research contributions, Professor Wu actively serves the international engineering community. He is a member of the IEEE MTT-28 and IEEE MTT-4 Technical Committees, Vice Chair of the IEEE Princeton Central Jersey AP/ED/MTT Chapter, and an Associate Editor for several IEEE international journals. His distinguished achievements have been recognized through numerous prestigious honors, including the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award, the DARPA Young Faculty Award, the DARPA Director's Fellowship Award, and the Board of Trustees Research Fellowship for Scholarly Excellence. As part of his visit to UIT, Professor Wu will deliver a seminar entitled:"Sensing, Tracking, and Secured Communication with Artificial Electromagnetic Materials"       The seminar will present the latest advances in electromagnetic metamaterials and their applications in intelligent sensing, motion tracking, vital sign monitoring, microwave imaging, real-time beamforming, and secure wireless communications. These rapidly evolving research areas are attracting significant international attention and hold tremendous potential for next-generation sensing, telecommunications, and intelligent wireless systems.      In addition to the seminar, Professor Wu will engage in in-depth discussions with researchers from UIT's TTLab, sharing insights into building high-impact research groups, exploring emerging research directions, and identifying opportunities for future collaborative projects. He will also visit several of UIT's research facilities, including Laboratory B5.08, where he will learn about the ORB Mini system and ongoing research initiatives conducted by the University.      Through international academic exchanges and strategic global partnerships, UIT continues to strengthen its research ecosystem and deepen collaboration with leading universities and scientific institutions worldwide. These initiatives play a vital role in enhancing educational quality, advancing innovation, and creating greater opportunities for faculty members, researchers, graduate students, and students to participate in international research projects, access frontier technologies, and thrive in an increasingly interconnected global academic environment.      Event InformationTime: 08:45 – 09:45, 3/8/2026Venue: Room C110, University of Information Technology (UIT), Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM)      University of Information Technology cordially invites faculty members, researchers, graduate students, and students to attend the seminar, engage in academic discussions, explore the latest technological advances, and connect with an internationally distinguished scholar.