The Conference focuses on gathering input from educational authorities and institutions to support the development of policies related to the issuance and management of diplomas and certificates. It also aims to assist in drafting a new circular to replace Circular No. 21/2019/TT-BGDĐT. The goal is to ensure a scientific, effective, and transparent system for managing diplomas and certificates, while streamlining administrative procedures and aligning with state management requirements.

At the working session, representatives from both institutions reviewed and evaluated the cooperation programs implemented over recent periods. In particular, joint training programs under the 2+2 and 3+1 articulation models in the fields of Computer Science, Construction Engineering, and International Business have recorded many positive outcomes.

This working visit to New Zealand is part of TDTU’s strategy to expand international relations and foster global academic development. With a vision of becoming an elite research university in the region and globally, TDTU will continue to strengthen its partnerships with prestigious universities to provide an international-standard learning and research environment for both lecturers and students.

Melbourne, May 22, 2025 – As part of its working visit to Australia, Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU), led by Dr. Tran Trong Dao – President, paid an official visit and conducted a working session with senior leadership and academic faculties of the University of Melbourne.

TDTU team's UAV project is praised for its creativity and strong practical application. It reflects the students’ solid theoretical foundation, impressive technical skills, and innovative approach to addressing maritime safety challenges. The project also shows great promise for real-world deployment and paves the way for future research in UAV applications for disaster response and maritime management.

On May 21, 2025, at Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU), the scientific seminar titled “Cybercrime from the Perspective of Criminal Law” took place, attended by distinguished guests including scientists, experts, and lecturers from reputable legal training institutions, practitioners from law enforcement agencies, bar associations, and legal practice units. The seminar also welcomed leaders of Departments and Faculties under TDTU, lecturers, and more than 300 students from TDTU’s Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Law under the People’s Police University (PPU).