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The pandemic has severely impacted virtually every sector, especially education and overseas studies. Partnerships with renowned universities around the world had greatly improved the standard of education at DTU already but the National Foundation for American Policy now reports that the number of foreign students arriving in the US in 2020-2021 declined to 63% from 98% in 2019, down to from 12,000 to 6,000...

Researchers from DTU School of Technology Center for Visualization & Simulation (CVS) have recently announced the AED-302 trainer, which enables users to develop their basic cardiogenic shock (CS) and cardiopulmonary resuscitation skills. According to the World Health Organization, one of the main causes of death is cardiovascular disease...

During the latest wave of virus infections, the Danang government continued to extend social distancing and tougher restrictions from July 31 to August 16. All activities were suspended, and residents were banned from leaving their homes. Consequently, many DTU out-of-province students could not return to their hometowns or work part-time to make ends meet...

On December 4, the DTU School of Technology held its first Science Conference entitled “Technology for the Future”, to promote research activities at the university. Dr. Ha Dac Binh, the Dean, said: “Over the years, technology has steadily transformed society and made our lives far easier. We have received topics of high interest for presentation at this year’s conference...

The 2021 Online Student Talent competition was launched in September by the DTU Faculty of Architecture & Applied Arts, and enabled participants to demonstrate their talents and meanwhile remain fully motivated during the pandemic. Submissions included paintings, photographs, video clips, short stories and fashion designs.

Sixty innovative start-up projects in various fields were submitted, including topics involving production, business, services, agriculture, environmental protection and solutions for climate change in the new normal, with ten of them advancing to the finals on December 11, when finalists presented their projects and answered questions from the jury.

On December 2, the DTU Faculty of Law held a seminar entitled: “Law Students Experience Sharing and Learning Improvement” to enhance their knowledge and skills. Associate Professor Le Thi Chau, Dean of the DTU Faculty of Law said: “Due to the pandemic, students have been forced to switch to education online, so it is now vital to evaluate the current quality and find ways of improving it. As a result, the Faculty of Law...

Frances Summer Dale V. Dy, a DTU second-year student from the Philippines, won the Grand Prize at the 2021 Global Leadership English Challenge, (GLEC Vietnam), with her presentation on “Post-Pandemic Recovery”, one of the topics included in the United Nations (UN) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) lists.

On December 14, DTU and Sanyo Gakuen University (SGU) held a series of seminars entitled: “Sharing experiences teaching Japanese”. Attendees included Professor Chie Yamane, a representative of Sanyo Gakuen University, Dr. Le Vinh An, Director of the Vietnam-Japan Institute for Strategic Cooperation (VJISC), Vietnamese students from the SGU Faculty of Languages, DTU VJISC, DTU LTC and the DTU Faculty of Japanese Language.