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A Traditional South Korean Cultural, Educational, Cuisine and Dress Fair, the “Korea Week 2019”, was held at Duy Tan University from January 6 to 12, with the participation of lecturers and students from three South Korean universities: Sejong University, EWHA Womans University and Kwang Woon University...

Bachelor degrees were awarded to 500 graduates, with the best 5 also receiving Certificates of Merit. Dr. Nguyen Tan Thang, DTU Vice-Provost, thanked students and their families for their trust in DTU and said: “We highly appreciate your hard work and are very happy with your achievements. Believe in yourself and you will realize your dreams, step by step...

On January 13, DTU and 20 other universities and colleges in Central Vietnam attended a Vocational & University Enrollment Counseling program at the Phan Chau Trinh High School. The event was co-sponsored by the Tuoi Tre newspaper, the Department of Higher Education, the Directorate of Vocational Education and Training, from the Ministry of Labor...

After a preliminary round of twenty-four, the twelve best groups staged exciting performances in the finals of the 2019 New Year K-Pop Dance Cover “Be Ur Star” contest on January 12. Music-lovers were able to meet and demonstrate their skills and the Gen Zee team won first prize. ..

On January 19, the ’Ten-year Journey” camping program was held by the DTU International School at the Hoa Khanh Nam campus. It was an opportunity for students to express their deepest thanks to the Board of Provosts, International School leaders and lecturers for their dedication and support over the past ten years...

On January 21, DTU hosted the local 2019 Hult Prize finals. First prize went to "Worky”, a Smartphone job search application, a second to the “Eco-Tourism by the disabled” project and two third prizes to the “WorkSpace Sharing” app and the “Efix” app, used for identifying and repairing electrical household appliances...

On January 24, Hero of Labor Distinguished Teacher Le Cong Co, DTU President, talked with DTU students about entrepreneurship. The meeting was held by the DTU Startup Center. “When I was six, I worked as a servant,” said Distinguished Teacher Le Cong Co. “When I was thirteen, I went to Saigon to shine shoes...

The “2 in 1” battery-powered electric wheelchair enables users to better maneuver in confined spaces, where the motor can be detached, or for longer distances when attached. It is simple and convenient and can be easily tailored to the owner’s body and delivered in two sections, that can be joined together quickly by the user at any time, in any situation...

On January 26, DTU donated ten electric wheelchairs, manufactured by lecturers and students from the DTU Center of Electrical Engineering, to local handicapped people with special difficulties. Dang Ngoc Trung, the lecturer who led the students, said that his research team wanted to make wheelchairs allowing the disabled people to move easily in different places unaided...

On January 26, ten disabled people were donated electric wheelchairs worth 15 million dong each. The wheelchairs were the result of a DTU research project by lecturers and students, who designed and built them to provide the handicapped with an alternative means of convenient transport. The intention was to improve their psychological wellbeing and efforts to succeed in their lives...