In Hanoi, on the morning of November 29, 2023, the Workshop on ICT Human Resource Development Cooperation between enterprises and university training institutions with the theme "Developing digital technology human resources to meet market demand" was organized by the Department of Information Technology and Communication, Ministry of Information and Communication, and FISU (Club of Faculty - Institutes - Schools - University). Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Thuy - President of FISU delivered the opening speech at the Workshop. In line with the government's policy and under the direct guidance of the Prime Minister, concrete action plans have been developed in the field of information technology and communication to promote training, rapidly increase the quantity and quality of high-quality human resources in this field. Participating in the Workshop, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Minh Son - Head of the Computer Engineering Faculty, University of Information Technology, presented the topic "Human Resources in the Microchip Design Industry: Opportunities and Challenges." According to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Minh Son, human resources in the Microchip Design industry need to be closely associated with the system of training institutions and businesses. Currently, businesses need an average of 150 microchip design engineers per quarter, and the demand for human resources is growing by 10-25% depending on each quarter of the year. The average salary for newly graduated engineers in this field is about 180 million - 225 million VND per year. Students in this field need to be equipped with basic knowledge in Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Foreign Languages, Electronics, Semiconductor Physics, Computers, Programming; in-depth knowledge of microchip design; and skills in designing with specialized tools. Vietnam has begun to participate in realizing the desire to join the global Semiconductor Microchip supply chain, requiring closer collaboration between the education system and businesses. The foundation for producing outstanding students, excellent engineers is crucial. We need a solution to recruit and utilize this workforce to serve the development of Vietnam's Semiconductor Microchip Industry. It is expected that the Microchip Design industry will be admitted to UIT in 2024. "Since 2006, the University of Information Technology has recruited in the field of Microchip Design. In the upcoming academic year 2024-2025, University of Information Technology plans to admit and train human resources for the Microchip Design industry to ensure knowledge and skills according to the needs of businesses. In addition, the University will develop plans for scholarship support policies, invest in laboratory infrastructure, human resources, and a team of experts to serve training and research," said Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Hoang Tu Anh - President of the University of Information Technology. The workshop was attended by leaders of the Department of Information Technology and Communication, experts, lecturers from leading ICT universities, digital technology companies, ICT associations, and relevant agencies to share information about the demand for ICT labor, training content, the integration of new digital technologies into teaching, and the collaboration between schools and businesses in ICT training. For more details, visit: https://www.facebook.com/UIT.Fanpage/posts/pfbid0qHxQjefPwfVLZC9S4tag... Ha Bang - Media Collaborator, University of Information Technology Nhat Hien - Translation Collaborator, University of Information Technology

Having gone through a quarter of a century of formation and development with the mission of implementing online information technology training programs, the Center for Information Technology Development has been tirelessly growing, laying a crucial foundation for the establishment of the School of Information Technology in the future. We sincerely thank the esteemed teachers, staff, and students who have consistently exerted effort and determination, working together to build the CITD Center from its early days until today. Detailed Information: https://www.facebook.com/CITD.UIT/posts/pfbid02ccyFZEktkDYjiLwsvK8QEoyKf7uSJHzXdRKwpZ7yKtMk6gBAQkx3Einx1d5xAoshl Hạ Băng - Communication Collaborator, University of Information Technology English version: Phan Huy Hoang  

Recently, Ngô Hương Giang, a student majoring in Software Engineering, had her research paper published at the National Science Conference Fair 2023. This marks the result of Hương Giang's efforts, making an impressive initial stride in the university's academic arena. Passion for Knowledge Exploration The paper titled "Research using DETR model for Object Detection in non-images" provides insights into how the Transformer architecture can be applied to object detection in non-image scenarios, marking a significant advancement in this field and paving the way for future research to enhance the performance of DETR and similar models. The Passion for Knowledge Exploration of Ngô Hương Giang Despite early achievements in scientific research, few are aware that just a year ago, Hương Giang did not fully grasp the meaning of "scientific research." However, even from a young age, the 2004-born student recognized her passion and interest in exploring knowledge. Upon entering university, Giang was fortunate to encounter mentors in machine learning, computer vision, and achieved the current success. Balancing time for attending classes and participating in research activities is always a challenge for students. According to Hương Giang, the solution to this challenge is group study. "I have a group of friends who study and research together. We spend a lot of time during the week and even the summer months at the university working together. I find my work efficiency and concentration significantly improve when I have like-minded friends beside me," Giang shared. Conducting research in her second year of university, Hương Giang faced many difficulties, with the most significant being accessing knowledge. Giang noted that almost all academic materials she read were in English, and the resources were limited and not always readily available. Therefore, effective knowledge acquisition was not an easy task. Opportunities for Multi-aspects Development Facing this challenge, the Software Engineering student found ways to synthesize information from various sources and learned not to overly rely on supporting tools. "Seeking ways to access information and knowledge also helps me develop language skills, enhance my ability to understand specialized documents, and acquire many other skills," Giang shared. This is Hương Giang's first time presenting at a scientific conference. Thanks to the opportunity to present a scientific paper at the national conference, she gained valuable experience. Giang believes these are special steps in her academic journey. To achieve her current accomplishments, Hương Giang is always proud of having a family that supports her in pursuing her goals and a dynamic learning environment with many opportunities. "The family is the biggest support, providing both physical and mental health support. Besides that, I cannot overlook the enthusiastic support from the university and professors. I sincerely appreciate the Faculty of Software Engineering, the Multimedia Communications Laboratory, and the UIT-Together research group for creating conditions for me to conduct research and complete this paper," Giang said. According to Thu Hoài - UIT Admissions For more details, please visit: https://tuyensinh.uit.edu.vn/niem-dam-me-voi-kham-pha-tri-thuc-cua-ngo-huong-giang-nu-sinh-nam-2-uit Hạ Băng - Communication Collaborator, University of Information Technology English version: Phan Huy Hoang

Congratulations to Dr. Nguyen Trong Chinh for achieving the prestigious doctoral degree and for the knowledge, skills, and experience accumulated during the academic journey at University of Information Technology. We believe that the new Ph.D. holders will reap much success in asserting themselves, contributing their efforts and intelligence to the ongoing development of the country. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Nguyen Trong Chinh for excellently completing the study and research at University of Information Technology, VNUHCM. The Ph.D. diploma that Nguyen Trong Chinh received today is evidence of perseverance and a passion for science that helped overcome a challenging and demanding journey, full of trials, to join the ranks of scientists. This proves that at UIT, we not only train experts with profound knowledge but also individuals with the ability to overcome any difficulties. For more details, visit: https://www.facebook.com/UIT.Fanpage/posts/pfbid0iRmtj1yob934...   Ha Bang - Media Collaborator, University of Information Technology Nhat Hien - Translation Collaborator, University of Information Technology

Four third-year students majoring in Information Security at the VNUHCM - University of Information Technology emerged victorious. The winning team consists of Nguyen Dang Nguyen, Phan Vinh Khang, To Dinh Nguyen, and Le Khac Trung Nam. According to Dr. Nguyen Tan Tran Minh Khang, Vice President of the University of Information Technology, the $20,000 prize is the highest value ever secured by the university's students in various competitions. The ASEAN Cyber Shield (ACS) 2023 competition, aimed at discovering and nurturing cybersecurity talent, was organized in collaboration with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The total prize pool for the competition was $77,000. This year's event took place in Jakarta, Indonesia, from November 21 to November 24. Thirty-seven teams from 10 countries in the region competed in two categories: the General category, open to various participant groups, and the Student category, specifically for university students. In the first round, teams were challenged on specific topics, with the top five teams from each category advancing. The second round involved attack and defense scenarios. Organizers simulated real-life hacking situations where participants, acting as security specialists, had to defend against external attacks while ensuring the system's functionality. The University of Information Technology's student team secured the first prize in the General category. Additionally, two other Vietnamese representatives, Duy Tan University and Hanoi University of Science and Technology, claimed the second prize in the General category and the first prize in the Student category, respectively. Detailed Information: https://www.facebook.com/UIT.Fanpage/posts/pfbid02N9UEm9uqAmh9otp7jvmQZraisxpkVqu8CagkrUQSXNc7ozT62L7VpeurW4GobcXLl Hải Băng - Communication Collaborator, University of Information Technology English version: Phan Huy Hoang

This was the statement made by Dr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh, Director of the Testing and Training Quality Assessment Center at VNUHCM, at the conference summarizing the organization of the VNUHCM Competency Assessment Exam in 2023, the draft plan for 2024, and the direction for the 2025 exam. The conference was organized by VNUHCM in Ho Chi Minh City on the afternoon of November 24. Dr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh shared insights into the expected structure of the Competency Assessment exam in 2025. In 2025, the first group of students studying the new General Education Program will graduate from high school. This education program shifts from content-oriented (emphasizing knowledge provision) to competency-oriented (emphasizing the application of knowledge in practical situations in the students' daily lives). Specifically, in high school, which is the career-oriented education stage, students will only study four compulsory subjects: Mathematics, Literature, Foreign Language, and History; the remaining subjects are elective. Dr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh stated that, in anticipation of these changes, VNUHCM has thoroughly researched and prepared for the 2025 Competency Assessment Exam. To this end, VNUHCM has organized two nationwide seminars to gather opinions from university lecturers, high school teachers, and experts on the draft exam structure and Question Bank Matrix. By the end of this year, the draft model exam will be completed, and the question Bank Matrix will be developed according to the new matrix. "Therefore, VNUHCM will adjust the exam structure to fit the 2018 General Education Program. For the problem-solving part, compared to previous years, the structure of the ĐGNL exam from 2025 will include six fields: physics, chemistry, biology, history, geography, and economic-law education. Candidates are allowed to choose questions from 3 out of 6 fields that suit them. However, the core parts of the exam will not change, such as assessing the ability to use English, Vietnamese, mathematics, logic, and data analysis," Mr. Chinh provided information. Dr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh emphasized, "Candidates should not worry too much because the examination unit will evaluate competencies that align with the curriculum. Therefore, focus on studying well." The Competency Assessment Exam was first organized by VNUHCM in 2018. After 6 years of organization, the exam has attracted more than 100,000 candidates from 61 provinces and cities who registered to participate. In 2023 alone, 47 universities and colleges nationwide participated in organizing the Competency Assessment exam in 21 localities. 97 universities and colleges used the results of this exam for admissions. All member universities of VNUHCM allocated a minimum of 40% of the enrollment quota for this admission method. Source: Phien An – Thu Thao For more details, visit: https://vnuhcm.edu.vn/tin-tuc_32343364/tu-2025-dhqg-hcm-se-dieu-chinh-cau-truc-de-thi-dgnl-phu-hop-chuong-trinh-giao-duc-pho-thong-moi/353535323364.html Ha Bang - Media Collaborator, University of Information Technology Nhat Hien - Translation Collaborator, University of Information Technology

Dr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh, Director of the Testing and Training Quality Assessment Center at VNUHCM, announced this at the conference summarizing the organization of the VNUHCM Competency Assessment Exam in 2023, the draft plan for 2024, and the direction for the 2025 exam. The conference was organized by VNUHCM in Ho Chi Minh City on the afternoon of November 24. According to Dr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh, in 2023, 97 universities and colleges nationwide used the results of the VNU-HCM Competency Assessment Exam for admissions, increasing 14 times compared to the first exam in 2018. "This result shows that the Competency Assessment Exam has helped expand the admission options for higher education institutions, contributing to a more accurate and comprehensive assessment of the candidates' abilities, thereby selecting students with suitable capabilities," evaluated the Director of the Testing and Training Quality Assessment Center. Mr. Chinh added that this year, institutions reserved a minimum of 40% of the enrollment quota for the admission method based on the Competency Assessment Exam results. The scores of candidates applying for admission to VNUHCM belong to the group of candidates with high scores from the exam. Furthermore, the proportion of students admitted to VNUHCM through this method has gradually increased each year. In 2023, the number of students enrolled through the Competency Assessment Exam method accounted for nearly 40% of the total enrollment quota of VNUHCM. VNUHCM conducted a study comparing the academic results of students admitted through the Competency Assessment Exam method with the academic results of students admitted through other methods at its member universities. The results showed that the cumulative average grade of the group of students admitted through the Competency Assessment Exam method was significantly higher than the cumulative average grade of the group of students admitted through the high school graduation exam. DR. Nguyen Quoc Chinh affirmed: "It can be asserted that the source recruited through the method of using the VNU-HCM Competency Assessment Exam results has attracted students with aptitude, good academic performance suitable for the university learning environment and the training majors." In 2024, VNU-HCM will continue to organize two phases of the Competency Assessment Exam before the high school graduation exam. Candidates registering for the first phase are expected from January 21 to March 4, 2024, and for the second phase from April 16 to May 7, 2024. The first phase of the Competency Assessment Exam is scheduled for April 7, 2024, in 23 provinces and cities (an increase of 2 locations, Binh Phuoc and Tay Ninh, compared to 2023). The second phase is scheduled for June 2, 2024. The results of the two exam phases will be announced on April 15, 2024, and June 10, 2024, approximately one week after each exam phase. Dr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh provides information about the 2024 National University Entrance Exam Overview of the conference. Source: Phien An - Thu Thao For more details, visit: https://vnuhcm.edu.vn/tin-tuc_32343364/thi-dgnl-nam-2024-tiep-tuc-to-chuc-2-dot-truoc-ky-thi-tot-nghiep-thpt/353535313364.html   Ha Bang - Media Collaborator, University of Information Technology Nhat Hien - Translation Collaborator, University of Information Technology

On the morning of November 15, the "NETSEC Talk" technology seminar officially took place at Hall E, VNUHCM - University of Information Technology. The NETSEC Talk technology seminar is part of the "NETSEC DAY" event series organized by the Faculty of Computer Networks and Communications. This specialized seminar focuses on "Modern Computer Networks" and "Information Security," featuring speakers who are experts from various enterprises, professors, and former UIT students currently working in these fields. Seminar Draws a Large Crowd of UIT Students The event was attended by Associate Professor Dr. Le Trung Quan - Dean of the Faculty of Computer Networks and Communications, Ms. Tran Thi Dung - Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Computer Networks and Communications, Dr. Le Kim Hung - Head of the Telecommunications Department, along with lecturers and more than 170 students from the Department of Computer Networks and Communications. Speaking at the ceremony, Associate Professor Dr. Le Trung Quan expressed that the insights shared by the experts would provide students with a more comprehensive view of the tools they need to prepare for the future. While the educational environment typically provides students with foundational knowledge and some direction about emerging industries, each company has its unique processes. Through the seminar, students have the opportunity to explore new technologies and understand the requirements that businesses consider essential.Associate Professor Dr. Le Trung Quan shares Insights at the Ceremony Participating in the discussion, students had the chance to listen to insights in two areas: Network and Security. This helped students choose goals, plans, and directions for themselves, covering topics such as "Career opportunities for Cloud Solution Architects and innovations in technology for female students"; "Just like in the movie"; "Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning for Cloud Security and Security Operation."Guest Speakers Deliver Invaluable Knowledge to Students During the event, scholarships were awarded to outstanding students who achieved the "Fueling Dreams of Youth in MMT&TT" NETSEC Scholarship 2023. The NETSEC Scholarship program, sponsored by former students of the Faculty of Computer Networks and Communications, aims to support and provide motivation for students facing difficulties, striving for academic excellence, actively participating in scientific research, and engaging in youth union and social activities. Awarding of "Igniting Dreams of Youth in MMT&TT" NETSEC Scholarship 2023 to 8 Outstanding and Overcoming Students   Pham Truong Thien An (ATTT2022.1) Represents Scholarship Awardees, Shares Thoughts Tran Dinh Phuoc Clinches First Prize in WannaGame Freshman Competition In the ceremony, the organizing committee also awarded the NET Challenge first prize to the TDN team and the WannaGame Freshman competition first prize to Tran Dinh Phuoc. Finally, students had the opportunity to engage in conversations and discussions with the speakers on the topic of Conservation. By Ngoc Lan - UIT Admissions Detailed Information: https://tuyensinh.uit.edu.vn/sinh-vien-tiep-can-cong-nghe-moi-thong-qua-hoi-thao-cong-nghe-netsec-talk Hạ Băng - Communication Collaborator, University of Information Technology English version: Phan Huy Hoang

SVVN - Tran Vinh Khanh (born in 2005, from Quang Tri province) has left his mark with numerous prestigious awards in the field of computer science, both domestically and internationally. Tran Vinh Khanh is one of the first-year students representing the delegation attending the 7th Congress of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Union, for the term 2023-2028. Passion for Computer Science and Technology Growing up in the region known as the "iron land" of the Motherland, Nguyen Vinh Khanh revealed his passion for computer science from a young age. With a mother who is a computer science teacher, Khanh credits his mother for nurturing and guiding his passion. Being a "legacy" and having a supportive family environment allowed him to quickly engage with technology. This laid the foundation for his future successes. The first-year student shared, "When I was little, it might have been basic activities like using a computer for entertainment and learning. As I grew older and had more exposure to different things, that passion grew. Additionally, my mother is the one who always encourages and supports me wholeheartedly. Her care is the motivation for me to strive harder each day on the path of pursuing computer science." The passion began to shine when the young man from Quang Tri entered middle school. The first encounter led Vinh Khanh to participate in competitions to showcase himself and his brilliance began to emerge. Achieving high results in the district-level Computer Science Olympiad, he determined the main path he would pursue. The directions related to computer science and technology gradually took shape and became clearer as Khanh entered high school. As a student at Quang Tri Town High School, Tran Vinh Khanh used his passion and talent to achieve impressive awards. Notable achievements include the Second Prize in the National Excellent Student Competition and being a contestant in the 'Road to Mount Olympia' competition. Particularly noteworthy is the Silver Medal in the Asian-Pacific Informatics Olympiad, a milestone marking Vinh Khanh's talent.   The first-year male student is the recipient of a 500 million VND scholarship awarded by UIT Sharing his successes, the first-year male student candidly expressed that he had to put in a lot of effort and perseverance, as this field is challenging and requires a high level of focus as well as self-study skills. With these achievements, Vinh Khanh chose the VNUHCM-University of Information Technology as the place to be associated with and study for the next 4 years of university. To achieve these impressive results, Tran Vinh Khanh also faced numerous challenges. In a province like Quang Tri, where the conditions for study and infrastructure are not truly developed, opportunities to interact with experts or high-tech equipment are limited. Additionally, Khanh shared that he does not abuse late-night studying. Rest and recreation are also ways he uses to enhance the quality of his studies.   Vinh Khanh's Passion for Computer Science Nurtured by His Mother. (Photo: NVCC) Delegate to the 7th Congress of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Union At the key leadership meeting at the beginning of the 2023-2024 academic year, the University of Information Technology approved the list of a comrade who is a first-year student to participate in the delegation attending the 7th Congress of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Union, for the term 2023-2028, and Vinh Khanh is the exemplary face. Sharing about becoming a delegate while still just a first-year student, Vinh Khanh confided, "Becoming a delegate to the Congress of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Union is quite surprising for me. This is a great honor and a responsibility. I think I have to try harder to deserve it." Vinh Khanh Possesses Numerous Prestigious Computer Science Awards, Captured by NVCC Being both a delegate of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Union and a shining example in studies and research, Vinh Khanh said that these experiences contribute to his future direction. Khanh shared that he will go in the direction of application, using his knowledge and skills to solve problems and serve the needs of life. The first-year male student in the Talented Science program hopes that his contributions will be useful and contribute to the development of society. By Ngo Nguyen Thuy Linh – SVTP Detailed Information: https://www.facebook.com/UIT.Fanpage/posts/pfbid0DxwSb2Nv8cKDqWiZKWzF4ToQxwHYv2K7jyJKktKbUVXfufHHGUyfAoXzaSLLMQ7hl Hạ Băng - Communication Collaborator, University of Information Technology English version: Phan Huy Hoang

On the afternoon of November 23, during the conference to review the 3-year implementation of the VNU 100 Project Phase 2021-2025, after the presentation of reports and discussions, delegates exchanged experiences on the implementation of ranking activities at VNUHCM's member units and proposed directions for the next phase of the project. The conference listened to several proposals to enhance the position of VNUHCM on international rankings in the coming time. These proposals revolve around attracting international students to study at VNUHCM, investing more in ranking by discipline and field, and building a quality image for the university through the "service learning" program (a learning model through community service). Regarding the approach to attract international students, Mr. Nguyen Duc Hung - Specialist at the Office of Education Quality Assurance & Examination, International University, suggested having scholarship policies specifically for international students studying at VNUHCM. Dr. Vo Dai Nhat - Head of the Quality Assurance Committee, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, proposed that in addition to improving the overall ranking of VNUHCM, more investment should be made in ranking by discipline and field according to the strengths of each member university. In terms of building a quality image for VNUHCM, Dr. Pham Thi Bich Ngoc - Director of the Center for International Publication Support and Project Development, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, shared the effective communication of some "service learning" programs that her university has implemented, such as "Mental Support for Ho Chi Minh City Residents during the COVID-19 Pandemic" and "Communication for Reducing Ocean Plastic Waste and Waste Sorting" held in Can Gio District, Ho Chi Minh City. In conclusion, Vice Chancellor of VNUHCM, Nguyen Minh Tam, agreed with the contributions and proposals made by the delegates. "After the conference, I propose that functional departments evaluate more clearly what has been achieved and what limitations still exist. At the same time, analyze the context more to propose tasks for the remaining two years," emphasized Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Minh Tam. For more details, visit: https://vnuhcm.edu.vn/tin-tuc_32343364/3-de-xuat-de-nang-cao-vi-the-dhqg-hcm-tren-cac-bang-xep-hang-quoc-te/353535303364.html   Ha Bang - Media Collaborator, University of Information Technology Nhat Hien - Translation Collaborator, University of Information Technology

After 28 years of construction and development, Viet Nam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNUHCM) has increasingly played a vital role and exerted influence on the policies of Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) and its surrounding areas, showcasing achievements in education, training, and scientific research. Resolution 29-NQ/TW has identified the development perspective of education and training to enhance intellectual standards, train human resources, and foster talent. To fulfill this mission, VNUHCM has been a pioneer in constructing and perfecting innovative learning models focusing on training high-quality human resources and nurturing talent for the nation. As of October 2023, VNUHCM has 2,117 doctoral degree holders, including 64 professors and 467 associate professors; 95,000 undergraduate students, and 5,848 postgraduate students, including 988 research students. VNUHCM is a key national university, leading in the development of a research-oriented university model and promoting the development of strong research groups. Currently, VNUHCM has completed a multi-disciplinary and multi-field structure with 7 member universities, 2 affiliated faculties, and 1 branch. VNUHCM offers 404 training programs, including 180 undergraduate programs, 136 master's programs, and 88 doctoral programs. The university's field structure has also undergone significant changes, with 6 strong training fields (computer science; information technology; business; electrical, electronic, and telecommunications engineering; foreign languages, literature, and culture; mechanical and mechanical engineering) within 4 priority areas (computer science and information technology; business and management; engineering; humanities), attracting 48% of the total enrollment in regular undergraduate programs. VNUHCM's training programs are diverse, including Talent Bachelor's Program, Advanced Program, International Standard Program, High-Quality Program, and Standard Programs. All training programs have higher output standards in both expertise and foreign languages compared to the general education system of most universities. For example, in the Standard Program, the English proficiency requirement for graduating students is B1, while high-quality programs must achieve a minimum of B2; and talent, advanced, and international standard programs must reach level C1. Active and Innovative Learning Spaces The high-level academic staff combined with outstanding training programs aligned with international standards has contributed to affirming VNUHCM's position on the world's excellent university rankings. Additionally, the focus on output standards and training quality has helped improve the quality of human resources, meeting stringent requirements for professional expertise and skills of graduates in today's competitive job market. One of the most important aspects that VNUHCM provides to learners is an open living environment with active and innovative learning spaces. Through various regulations and comprehensive solutions, VNUHCM always encourages the spirit of self-study and active learning of students to meet international integration needs and be ready to become global citizens. In the coming time, VNUHCM will continue to improve the autonomous university model, focusing on enhancing and expanding the scale of high-quality training programs. Simultaneously, the university will prioritize resources for doctoral training. VNUHCM will also continue to implement policies to attract talent, plan and train a close-knit team, innovate teaching activities towards personalization, and leverage the strengths and capabilities of learners. Through these efforts, VNUHCM aims to continue to strengthen its multi-disciplinary, multi-field advantages, coordinate and unify across the entire VNUHCM system, successfully implementing the strategic plan for the 2021-2030 period. Source: M.S Bui Vo Anh Hao (VNUHCM) For more details, visit: https://vnuhcm.edu.vn/tin-tuc_32343364/dhqg-hcm-noi-dao-tao-nguon-nhan-luc-chat-luong-cao/353535373364.html   Ha Bang - Media Collaborator, University of Information Technology Nhat Hien - Translation Collaborator, University of Information Technology  

On the afternoon of November 23, VNUHCM held a conference to review the 3-year implementation of the VNU 100 Project Phase 2021-2025 at the headquarters of VNUCHM. The conference was attended by more than 30 delegates from the steering committee, working groups, and project monitoring teams. According to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Minh Tam - Vice Chancellor of VNUHCM, the VNU 100 Project holds significant importance for the university. It is one of the initiatives to enhance the position of VNUHCM in various rankings. The project aims to concretize the directives of the Party Committee of VNUHCM and the strategic plan of the university for the 2021-2025 period. The Vice Chancellor stated that the VNU 100 Project has three key objectives: enhancing the image and position of VNUHCM through marketing and promotion on domestic and international media; improving rankings in academic reputation and recognition by employers; and enhancing the efficiency of university ranking management throughout the entire system. During the conference, delegates listened to three specialized reports, including: the 3-year review report of the VNU 100 Project Phase 2021-2025 (presented by Dr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh - Chancellor of the Testing and Quality Assessment Center of VNUHCM); the role of media in promoting the brand of VNUHCM (presented by Mr. Tran Tuan Phuong - Director of the Information and Communication Department of VNUHCM); some results of the collaboration between the university, businesses, and students from the VNU 100 Project Phase 2021-2025 (presented by Dr. Luu Trung Thuy - Dean of the Student Affairs Department of VNUHCM). The full name of the VNU 100 Project Phase 2021-2025 is "Enhancing the Position and International Integration Capability of VNUHCM through University Ranking Activities, Phase 2021-2025." This project is a continuation of the VNU 100 Project Phase 2017-2022. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Minh Tam - Vice Chancellor of VNUHCM, delivering a speech at the conference. Delegates taking commemorative photos at the conference. Source: Huong Nhu - Thu Thao - VNUHCM For more details, visit: https://vnuhcm.edu.vn/tin-tuc_32343364/dhqg-hcm-to-chuc-hoi-nghi-so-ket-3-nam-thuc-hien-de-an-vnu-100-giai-doan-2021-2025/353534393364.html   Ha Bang - Media Collaborator, University of Information Technology Nhat Hien - Translation Collaborator, University of Information Technology