On the morning of April 13, 2025, the STEM and OPENDAY PTIT 2025 festival took place at the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT). The event attracted a large number of students and parents from various provinces and cities, especially the 2K7 candidates who are preparing to enter this year’s high school graduation and university admission exams.
Dr. Nguyen Trung Kien, Vice President of the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, speaking at the opening ceremony
Delivering the opening speech at the festival, Dr. Nguyen Trung Kien, Vice President of the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, emphasized: “The STEM and OPENDAY PTIT 2025 festival is an annual event organized to introduce, provide career orientation, and create practical experience opportunities regarding the majors currently taught at the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology to students and parents. Thereby, it awakens the potential of students, helps them determine their goals and future career paths, and strengthens the trust of parents when choosing to entrust their children to study at the Institute.”
Within the framework of the festival, students also had their concerns regarding identifying passions and choosing careers resolved at a talk show themed “The key to unlocking the door to the future.” This session was led by Mr. Le Anh Tuan, Director of the Southeast Asia Career Orientation and Talent Development Educational Organization, who is also a Career Orientation Expert of the Hanoi Youth Union.
“Bon Trend Village of Multimedia”: A unique experience space attracting hundreds of students and parents nationwide.
Students and parents receiving counseling and participating in experiences at the Main Booth and the Studio Booth
Standing out in the event space was the “Bon Trend Village of the Multimedia Faculty” booth, featuring the design concept of unique counseling and experiential stations that brought students and parents from one surprise to another. From the Main Station, where counseling activities for Multimedia majors, Podcast production experiences, and VR AR technology trials took place, to the Studio Station, where students could get on camera and experience the work of a true television editor. At the STEM Station, the 2K7 students also witnessed firsthand the products created by students, showcasing the boundless creativity and passion of the Multimedia Faculty students. Through the activities at these stations, students and parents gained a practical perspective on the Multimedia Communications, Multimedia Technology, and digitally oriented Journalism majors at PTIT. Simultaneously, they gained more motivation and placed their trust in choosing to study at the Faculty of Multimedia, the leading environment for multimedia education in Vietnam.
Map of the “Bon Trend Village of Multimedia”
Participating in the festival, Vu Thi Quynh, a student from Quang Trung High School in Ha Dong, was highly impressed by the Multimedia Communications major at the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology after directly experiencing podcast production and television news anchoring: “Thanks to participating in the experiences at the Faculty of Multimedia booth, I have discovered my passion for the Multimedia Communications major. In my opinion, the Institute mainly teaches technology attached majors, so I feel this major aligns better with the future direction of the media industry rather than just being in the traditional writing format like other universities.”
Vu Thi Quynh and her friend excitedly waiting before the opening of the STEM X OPENDAY PTIT 2025 festival
Organized annually for many years, Open Day PTIT is not only a place to provide information and answer students’ concerns about the Institute’s majors but also a space to connect passions, discover oneself, and provide career orientation for senior students as they stand at the threshold of university. Every year, the booth of the Faculty of Multimedia is always one of the destinations that attract the attention of a large number of participating students, affirming its pioneering position in training digital creative human resources in Vietnam.
