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When the COVID-19 pandemic became more prevalent, DTU immediately switched to online teaching and testing, to ensure the safety of students and faculty and avoid disruption. Even though the pandemic has impacted us all so severely for two years now, DTU has ensured that its 20 thousand students can continue their studies and exams on schedule, due to the university’s strategy and investments in online education...

DTU students have now adapted to learning and taking exams online since the University shifted completely to a new educational method due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The university has invested substantially to ensure teaching quality and, at the same time, the safety of students and faculty without disruption...

On August 5, DTU, the Okayama Shoka University in Japan and the JOOSS Education & Training Support Vietnam signed an agreement online to prepare DTU students for study or work in Japan after the pandemic. Professor Ijiri Akio, Provost of Okayama Shoka University; Mr. Shohei Yabuki, Chief Representative of the JOOSS Education & Training Support in Japan; Dr. Le Nguyen Bao, DTU Provost; Dr. Le Vinh An, Director of the Vietnam-Japan Strategic Cooperation Institute, DTU lecturers and staff attended.

On October 16, because of the pandemic, DTU and the Phu Yen Center for Continuing Education jointly opened the online X27 Accounting, IT, Construction Engineering and English Language courses. MSc. Nguyen Trung Thuan, Director of the e-University Center; representatives from DTU e-University Centers in Hanoi and HCMC; the Phu Yen Center for Continuing Education; DTU lecturers, staff and X27 students attended.

On September 6, DTU held the opening ceremony of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) P2A Virtual Mobility program. Attendees included Ms. Grazyna Pulawska, Associate Director of the Sustainable Development project at the Asia-Europe Foundation; Professor Claire Paterson-Young, from the Institute of Social Innovation and Impact at the University of Northampton; Dr. Hang Le, DTU Vice-provost, P2A coordinators...

On October 11, DTU held the closing ceremony of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) P2A Virtual Mobility program. Attendees included Ms. Zhang Yu from Temasek Polytechnic University in Singapore; Mr. Muhammad Fauzan from UPN Veteran Yogyakarta, Indonesia; Dr. Le Nguyen Tue Hang, DTU Vice-Provost; Dr. Lee Younghee, lecturer from the DTU School of Hospitality and Tourism; the P2A Secretariat; and students from 22 ASEAN institutions...