The new cohort stands out not only in size but also in quality, featuring students who have excelled in national and international competitions, alongside outstanding academic performance at secondary school. Their presence is regarded as a testament to the University’s reputation as a trusted institution for cultivating scientific and technological talent. This academic year also marks the enrolment of the first students in three new degree programmes: Educational Technology, Land Economics, and Statistics. The introduction of these fields reflects HCMUS’s commitment to interdisciplinary growth and its role as a pioneer in bridging fundamental sciences with applied domains to meet the evolving needs of society.

In his Opening Ceremony address, Associate Professor Trần  Lê Quan – President of the University – further explained that these students carry the responsibility of nurturing their talents and intellect to flourish, ultimately contributing meaningfully to the nation. He also conveyed a personal message to the 2025 cohort: “University is a journey of autonomy and personal responsibility. No one can read a page of a book or solve a challenging problem for you, but the University and your lecturers will always support you, providing proper guidance, sustained motivation, and a nurturing environment for your growth.�

During the ceremony, the University honoured three top-ranking entrants, two second-ranking entrants, and 18 students with outstanding admission achievements.

The University also celebrated distinguished new students who had brought international recognition to Viet Nam.

To accompany the students, the University has allocated 22 billion VND in scholarships for outstanding new entrants. Several full scholarships, worth up to 320 million VND each (equivalent to four years of tuition), were awarded. Beyond financial assistance, these scholarships are intended to inspire and encourage students in their pursuit of knowledge. The University continues to enjoy strong support from its alumni and industry partners, helping to expand scholarship resources and student development programmes.

The 2024–2025 academic year concluded with notable accomplishments: more than 1,450 research publications in international journals, prestigious awards for faculty and students, and significant upgrades to infrastructure and learning support. Looking ahead, HCMUS remains committed to its student-centred philosophy, advancing scientific research aligned with national needs, strengthening international cooperation, and providing its faculty with professional development opportunities. The University regards these priorities as the foundation for maintaining its pioneering role within Viet Nam’s higher education landscape and for contributing to the country’s future.

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Students from the Faculty of Biology – Biotechnology, VNUHCM–Â鶹´«Ã½ (HCMUS), collected 16 awards at the 5th National Biology Olympiad for University Students, held at Hue University of Education from 22 to 24 August 2025. The event was organised by the Vietnam Biology Association with official recognition from the Ministry of Education and Training.

The HCMUS delegation, led by Dr �ỗ Thư�ng Kiệt and MSc Nguyễn Trung Hậu, competed alongside students from more than 20 universities nationwide. The contest combined theory across six fields – cell biology, plant biology, animal biology, genetics and evolution, ecology, and systematics – with practical exams in molecular biology, plant and animal anatomy–physiology, genetics, microbiology, and microbial testing.

HCMUS achieved two First Prizes (Vũ Phi Long and Nguyễn Văn Khoa), five Second Prizes (Trần Thị Mỹ Tâm, Phan Nhật Trư�ng, Ngô Nguyễn �ông Quân, Huỳnh Uyên Giang, Hồ Thảo Ng�c), six Third Prizes (Lê Hoàng Trung, Võ Huy Hoàng, Nguyễn Thái Dương, Nguyễn Thế Phong, Vũ Nguyễn �ăng Khôi, Phạm Nhất Quỳnh), and three Consolation Prizes (Hoàng Thiên Bảo, Lương Trung Phong, Hà Thanh Nhã).

Third Prize winners at the 2025 National Biology Olympiad for University Students, including Lê Hoàng Trung, Võ Huy Hoàng, Nguyá»…n Thái DÆ°Æ¡ng, Nguyá»…n Thế Phong, VÅ© Nguyá»…n Ä�ăng Khôi, and Phạm Nhất Quỳnh from VNUHCM–Â鶹´«Ã½.

The outcome reflects the determination of students and the guidance of faculty staff, including Dr �ỗ Thư�ng Kiệt and MSc Nguyễn Trung Hậu.

Consolation Prize winners at the 2025 National Biology Olympiad for University Students, including Hoàng Thiên Bảo, LÆ°Æ¡ng Trung Phong, and Hà Thanh Nhã from VNUHCM–Â鶹´«Ã½.

Recognition at the Olympiad reinforces the academic standing of HCMUS within the Vietnamese higher education system and underlines the strength of its training in biology and biotechnology.

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Lê Văn Tấn, an early graduate from the inaugural cohort of the Artificial Intelligence programme at VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½, earned his degree with Distinction after overcoming a delayed start and charting a pioneering academic journey.

Four years ago, Lê Văn Tấn joined VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ through what he describes as a “delayed fate.â€� As a former independent candidate, he entered university one year later than his peers. Yet this unexpected detour led to a unique opportunity: he became one of the first students enrolled in the newly established Artificial Intelligence (AI) programme at HCMUS—a rigorous and promising academic discipline. Four years later, Tấn graduated early with an outstanding academic record and a profound sense of pride in the institution that shaped his journey, carrying with him a desire to return and contribute to the very place where he matured.

A Delayed Start to the Right Path

For Lê Văn Tấn, the decision to pursue AI at HCMUS was an unexpected but meaningful turning point. In his first university entrance attempt, he missed admission to his preferred programme. Rather than giving up, he chose to retake the examination. That “one-year delay� became a hidden opportunity—had he passed the previous year, the option to enrol in the AI programme would not have existed, as the programme was only introduced the following year.

From his secondary school years, Tấn had held a deep interest in mathematics, particularly in applied problems. His early knowledge of AI consisted of fragments—stories of AI defeating humans in the game of Go or video recommendations on YouTube. These seemingly simple and unfamiliar phenomena sparked his curiosity. Upon discovering that AI lies at the intersection of mathematics, programming, and logical thinking, he recognised a clear academic path to pursue.

Upon entering university, Tấn did not come from a specialised high school, nor did he possess a strong programming background. What he did bring was a hunger for learning. His first course—Introduction to Programming, taught by Dr Phạm Nguyễn Sơn Tùng—was both a formidable challenge and an academic launchpad. “Dr Tùng taught more than just technical content—he offered guidance on career development and ways of thinking. That was invaluable to me, particularly as a first-year student,� Tấn recalled.

The First Cohort, Without a Precedent

As a member of the inaugural cohort of the AI programme, Tấn had no senior students to look up to. In their place stood a meticulously designed curriculum—beginning with a solid mathematical foundation and progressing to key specialisations such as machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, and computer vision. These knowledge modules, though initially disjointed, gradually integrated through advanced coursework. Most notably, during his graduation thesis, under the close supervision of Dr Nguyễn Tiến Huy and Dr Lê Thanh Tùng, Tấn gained deeper insight into the discipline and its real-world relevance.

Early Graduation as a Beginning, Not an End

Graduating with a GPA of 9.1, Lê Văn Tấn received his bachelor’s degree with Distinction and was awarded a certificate of merit by the Chancellor of VNUHCM. Yet for Tấn, the greatest source of pride lay not in numbers but in the journey undertaken with HCMUS to reach that point. From his first year, he resolved to graduate early—a decision that required enrolling in additional modules each semester, facing greater pressure, and sacrificing significant personal time.

Tấn designed a long-term academic strategy: researching the curriculum, prioritising subjects logically, and committing to each module with the mindset of “learning once�—studying deeply and thoroughly. When faced with challenges, he explored further readings, discussed with peers, or sought support from lecturers. “There were days I spent an entire afternoon just trying to grasp a single concept,� he shared.

A Community That Sustained the Journey

As a student from a rural province living independently for the first time, adapting to life in Ho Chi Minh City posed challenges—from daily routines and budgeting to managing personal responsibilities. During such times, Tấn found encouragement in regular calls from his parents, which served as a vital source of emotional strength. Equally essential was the close-knit group of classmates who studied and persevered together through countless assignments and exams.

Outside the classroom, Tấn actively participated in academic competitions, online AI projects, and community groups. These engagements allowed him to apply classroom knowledge to practical problems and build a foundation that led to his early employment as an AI engineer at OPSWAT Software Vietnam. Looking ahead, he intends to pursue postgraduate studies and hopes to return to HCMUS—either as a lecturer or as a link between academia and industry. “HCMUS has given me so much. If I am fortunate enough, I hope to give back—even just a small contribution—to help the next generation go further,� he said.

Asked to summarise his four-year journey, Tấn quoted Albert Einstein: “Anyone can know. The point is to understand.� This principle has guided his studies, professional aspirations, and way of life since his very first day at university.

Building Future-Ready AI Engineers

The road ahead for AI education at HCMUS is long and full of potential. Early milestones—such as the graduation of students like Lê Văn Tấn—serve as the seeds of progress. Generations of students continue to study diligently, striving with determination, and affirming confidence in a future shaped by AI engineers who are not only technically capable, but also ethical and socially responsible.

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On 29 May, the VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ (VNUHCM-US) hosted the Signing MoU Ceremony with the Lawrence S. Ting Foundation (LSTF).

For over 15 years, the has served as a reliable and devoted companion to students of VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½. With more than 260 scholarships awarded to date, the Foundation has not only alleviated financial burdens for numerous students but has also empowered them to pursue academic and professional aspirations with renewed determination. This enduring partnership stands as a vivid testament to the shared commitment of both parties in cultivating the next generation of intellectuals and contributing to a brighter future for society.

Under the newly signed agreement, LSTF will continue to offer full annual scholarships to full-time students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievements while facing economic challenges. The scholarships will cover the entirety of tuition fees throughout the course of study. Beyond financial assistance, recipients will benefit from a comprehensive development programme, including skills training workshops, practical internships, community service activities, and opportunities to connect with an alumni network comprising former scholarship recipients.

VNUHCM-US is committed to implementing a transparent and equitable nomination process, ensuring that scholarships are awarded to the most deserving candidates. The University will provide continuous support throughout the scholarship period—from registration to academic performance monitoring—enabling students to realise their full potential and attain achievements that exceed expectations.

The collaboration between VNUHCM-US and LSTF represents more than a scholarship programme; it is a journey of inspiration that reinforces belief in the transformative power of knowledge and compassion. These scholarships serve as beacons of hope, enabling students to overcome adversity and emerge as positive contributors to the sustainable development of the nation.

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On the morning of 25 May, at the Linh Trung Campus (VNUHCM Urban Area, Thu Duc City), the VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ hosted Student & Business Fair 2025, welcoming the participation of 33 enterprises from various sectors including technology, finance, education, research, manufacturing, and services. The event attracted significant attention from students both within and beyond the University, reflecting a strong connection between academic training and the realities of the labour market.

As an annual event organised by the VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½, Student & Business Fair aims to enhance connections with businesses and support students in actively engaging with recruitment practices early in their academic journey. The event provides opportunities for students to sharpen their expertise, stay informed of employers’ expectations, clarify their career paths, and gradually strengthen their adaptability in a rapidly evolving society.

Fostering Employability through Real-World Exposure

In his opening remarks, Assoc. Prof. Trần Minh Triết, Vice President of the University, shared:

“The University encourages students to continuously update their knowledge and skills to meet the practical demands of modern society and enterprises. Activities that foster engagement between students and businesses are always a key focus, enabling students to gain exposure to real working environments, thereby improving their professional competence and adaptability after graduation.”

Diverse and Effective Engagement Activities

Within the framework of the programme, over 2,000 internship and employment opportunities were directly introduced to students through networking and on-site interviews conducted at enterprise booths. Many students boldly applied, exercised communication skills, and assessed their own capabilities in a setting that simulated actual recruitment processes.

In parallel, the “Start-up Ideas – Creative Products� exhibition provided a platform for showcasing models, devices, and technological products designed and developed by students. Highlights included the Rubik Cube Solver, Gesture-Controlled Car, Maze-Solving Robot, Pandora’s Science Box, Telescope, and Yolobit-based games. These products reflect a spirit of innovation and represent the integration of academic knowledge with real-world applications, fostering students’ passion for scientific research and entrepreneurship.

Equipping Students with Essential Skills

A series of career skills workshops held during the event drew wide participation, featuring key topics such as CV writing and AI applications in CV design, job application and interview techniques, and how to build a professional profile and image in the digital age. These sessions were highly praised for their practical relevance, equipping students with essential skills to enter the professional environments with confidence and flexibility—especially amidst digital transformation and rapid labour market changes.

Promoting Social Values – Supporting Students in Need

A particularly meaningful highlight of the programme was the scholarship initiative “Lighting up Dreams�. Ten scholarships (worth VND 5 million each) were awarded to students in difficult circumstances who have achieved good academic results and actively participated in Youth Union and Association activities. This initiative exemplifies the shared commitment of the University and enterprises to supporting students on their path to knowledge and holistic development.

A Step Towards a Sustainable Education-Industry Ecosystem

With the well-organised structure, diverse content, and strong emphasis on connectivity, the 2025 Student & Business Fair has contributed to realising the goal of enhancing education quality in close alignment with societal demands. The event not only expanded career prospects for students but also promoted sustainable collaboration among University – Students – Enterprises in meaningful and impactful ways.

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On 1 January 2025, the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (HCYU) of Ho Chi Minh City held a ceremony to honour 14 outstanding young citizens for the year 2024, including two remarkable individuals from the Â鶹´«Ã½: Dr. Phạm Thanh Tuấn Anh and Student Nguyá»…n Quốc Trung.

From nearly 90 nominations submitted by various institutions, the selection committee for the “Outstanding Young Citizens of Ho Chi Minh Cityâ€� reviewed and awarded the title to the 14 most distinguished individuals. Among them, Dr. Phạm Thanh Tuấn Anh, who held the position of Deputy Head of the at the VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½, made significant contributions in the field of green energy research. With 56 scientific articles published in prestigious international journals and 15 articles in domestic journals, along with 10 presentations at scientific conferences, Dr. Tuấn Anh established a prominent position within the research community.

Notably, he served as the project Leader for two projects at Viet Nam National University Ho Chi Minh City and four institutional projects, all of which successfully met evaluation requirements. These projects focused on thin-film materials for applications in energy conversion devices and environmental protection. One of Dr. Tuấn Anh’s research projects received high praise from the Ho Chi Minh City Scientific Council, not only for its scientific value but also for its application potential, contributing to a third-place award in the Ho Chi Minh City Innovation Prize and a second-place award in the Ho Chi Minh City Technical Innovation Contest for the 2023-2024 period. Additionally, he was among those awarded the 2024 Golden Globe Science and Technology Prize by the Central Youth Union, along with the Youth Creative Badge.

Expressing his honour and happiness at receiving the title of “Outstanding Young Citizen of Ho Chi Minh City in 2024,â€� Nguyá»…n Quốc Trung, a student in the at the Â鶹´«Ã½, stated that this achievement also represented a significant responsibility to continue contributing to the nation’s advancement. Upon receiving the title, Quốc Trung aimed to encourage young people, particularly students, saying: “Strive to study and engage in scientific research to contribute to the country’s development. Do not shy away from difficulties or hardships, as they serve as motivation for personal growth.â€�

Trung participated in three prestigious international conferences and earned the title of Exemplary Five Good Student at in 2024, as well as the Five Good Student title in Ho Chi Minh City for the same year. Furthermore, he received a commendation from the Chancellor of Viet Nam National University Ho Chi Minh City for being the “Lead Author of an Article Published in a Prestigious International Journal in the Field, Recognised by ISI.â€� Quốc Trung not only made a personal mark but was also acknowledged by the Ho Chi Minh City Young Talent Support Fund Council as one of the ten young talents supported by the fund. He received five commendations for collective and individual excellence in scientific research from the President of the Â鶹´«Ã½. Trung’s research focused on developing medicinal plants from Viet Nam’s rich flora, discovering bioactive natural compounds, and establishing a distribution system for active compounds to support disease treatment.

 

Previously, in 2022, Dr. Trần Thị NhÆ° Hoa, a lecturer in the Faculty of Materials Science and Technology at the Â鶹´«Ã½, had received this title. The title of “Outstanding Young Citizen of Ho Chi Minh City” is a prestigious award organised annually by the HCYU of Ho Chi Minh City to honour exemplary young individuals living, studying, and working in Ho Chi Minh City who have made significant contributions to the city’s overall development. Since its inception in 2006, the Standing committee of HCYU of Ho Chi Minh City has honoured 165 exemplary individuals for their accomplishments in labour, production, study, and youth union activities through 18 organisational cycles (from 2006 to 2023).

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On the morning of 22 September 2023, the Ho Chi Minh City Semiconductor Industry Association (HSIA) coordinated with the VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ to successfully organise a conference on “Current Footings and Remedies in Human Resource Training and Research and Implementation in the Semiconductor ICs in Viet Nam with a Vision to 2045.â€� The focus was on evaluating the status of research, training, and workforce requirements for semiconductor ICs in Viet Nam, as well as exploring short-term training initiatives for the industry.

Notable guests included:

• Assoc. Prof. Nguyá»…n Văn Hiếu — Deputy Director of the VNUHCM-Department of Science and Technology;
• M.Sc. Nguyá»…n Anh Tuấn — Chairman of HSIA;
• Assoc. Prof. Ä�oàn Lê Hoàng Tân — Deputy Director of the Inomar Centre;
• Mr. Trịnh Xuân Thắng — Deputy Director of Saigon High-Tech Park, Research Laboratories;
• Mr. Lý Minh Tuân — Head of the IT Department, Ho Chi Minh City Department of Information and Communications;
• Mr. Trần Long — Head of the Southern Representative Office, Vietnam – ASEAN Association for Economic Cooperation Development;
• Assoc. Prof. DÆ°Æ¡ng Hoài NghÄ©a — Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Eastern International University;
• Mr. Ä�oàn Ä�ức Chánh Tín — Director of the VNUHCM-Institute of Nanotechnology;
• Mr. Nguyá»…n Phúc Vinh — Technical Director of Synopsys Vietnam Co., Ltd.;
• Mr. Lê Huỳnh Lân — Deputy Head of the Alumni Representative Board of the Faculty of Physics — Engineering Physics and Director of Viet Nam Mantis Group JSC.

Representatives from the university included:

• Assoc. Prof. Trần Cao Vinh — Chairman of the University Council;
• Assoc. Prof. Trần Lê Quan — President of the University;
• Assoc. Prof. Huỳnh Văn Tuấn — Dean of the Faculty of Physics — Engineering Physics;
• Leaders of functional departments, faculties, lecturers, and students.

In his inaugural address, Assoc. Prof. Trần Lê Quan, President of the University, announced that the VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ and other institutions within the VNUHCM system are currently in the process of establishing new programmes in Microchip Design (Faculty of Electronics – Telecommunications) and Semiconductor Technology (Faculty of Physics – Engineering Physics). He emphasised that despite being new programmes, they have been core subjects and research areas at the University for an extensive period.

During the conference, Mr. Nguyá»…n Anh Tuấn, Chairman of the Viet Nam Semiconductor Association, highlighted both the opportunities and challenges in developing the semiconductor industry in Viet Nam. He emphasised that the microchip industry, as a high-tech sector, provides significant value and is fundamentally important for supporting and propelling the advancement of other industries, thereby contributing meaningfully to economic development. Mr. Tuấn underscored the fact that, despite being a ‘billion-dollar’ industry, the semiconductor ICs sector in Viet Nam is currently struggling with a severe shortage of skilled human resources.

The conference was designed for professionals, businesses, and academic institutions to engage in discussions and propose solutions for human resources development in semiconductor ICs. It also aimed to foster collaboration between the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee and the National University Ho Chi Minh City. Furthermore, it was crucial to present the government with a comprehensive set of suggested strategies for the advancement of Vietnam’s semiconductor ICs industry, aligned with a forward-looking vision toward 2045. Professor Ä�ặng LÆ°Æ¡ng Mô, an advisor at the National University Ho Chi Minh City, emphasised that the expansion of the semiconductor ICs industry necessitates coordinated efforts from the government, investors, universities, and manufacturers.

The presentations featured the following topics:

• Current remedies for human resources and forecasted demand for semiconductor ICs. Rapporteur: Mr. Nguyá»…n Anh Tuấn, Chairman of the Vietnam Semiconductor Association.
• Introduction to training and research activities in semiconductor technology at the VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½s. Presenter: Assoc. Prof. VÅ© Thị Hạnh Thu, Faculty of Physics — Engineering Physics.
• Challenges in the training of engineers in semiconductor ICs at universities/institutes and retraining at enterprises. Presenter: Mr. Nguyá»…n Phúc Vinh, representative of Synopsys Company.

During the conference, the VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with various participating units and sponsors.

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Among the distinguished winners, the project titled ‘Research on Manufacturing Thin Film Materials Based on Zinc Oxide for Application in Converting Waste Heat into Electrical Energy and Protecting the Environment’ received the Third Prize in the Science and Technology category. This project is a collaborative effort between the Centre for Research on Nano and Molecular Structured Materials (INOMAR) and the High-Tech Materials Laboratory of the VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½, showcasing a commendable contribution to the field of sustainable technology.

The Ho Chi Minh City Creative Award is a prestigious accolade conferred biennially by the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City. This award recognises and celebrates organisations and individuals who have made significant contributions through innovative research, practical solutions, and creative endeavours that positively impact the city’s development.

The primary aim of the award is to inspire and encourage participation from various sectors, including governmental agencies, enterprises, and citizens from all walks of life, in creative initiatives that foster economic growth, cultural enrichment, and societal advancement. Additionally, it serves to promote international integration while ensuring robust national defence and security within Ho Chi Minh City.

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The Admission Days have been conducted smoothly, promptly, and successfully, due to the professionalism and dedication demonstrated by the University staff, lecturers, and current student volunteers. Practical activities facilitated during this period include:
– A hotline and support email;
– Online and offline consultations;
– Guidance on admission procedures;
– Transportation arrangements to and from the dormitory;
– Information onboarding houses;
– Various other activities.

A warm welcome is extended to you, the Class of 2023 at VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½. Best wishes are offered for a journey filled with health, happiness, and meaningful experiences. Your presence as part of the University is greatly valued, and there is a steadfast commitment to supporting your academic and personal growth throughout the duration of your studies. Wishing you all the best for success on this new journey.

Here are some pictures from the first day of admission:

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This year, the competition was held from April 2nd to 8th, 2023, at Hue University of Education, with participation from over 615 candidates representing 85 universities nationwide. Each university was allowed a maximum of 10 participants, competing in either or both Algebra and Calculus.

The team from VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ comprised six members, including five students from the Bachelor of Talent Class in the Faculty of Mathematics-Informatics and one student from the Advanced Programme in the Faculty of Information Technology. The team was led by D.Sc. VÅ© Ä�á»— Huy CÆ°á»�ng as Team Leader, with M.Sc. Võ Ä�ức Cẩm Hải serving as Deputy Team Leader. Through serious preparation, unwavering determination from both teachers and students, and considerable support from the university’s leadership, the University’s Mathematics Olympiad team secured an impressive total of 10 medals:

Congratulations to the Mathematics Olympiad team of the Â鶹´«Ã½, on their remarkable achievements!

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