On March 29, students from the Multimedia Faculty of the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) took part in an educational visit to Vietnam Television (VTV). The visit gave students an opportunity to explore television studios, learn about program production, and hear first hand insights from experienced journalists.

Speaking at the event, Dr. Lê Thị Hằng, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Multimedia, expressed her appreciation to the leadership of the Personnel Organization Department and the Center for Digital Content Production and Development for facilitating the students’ visit to VTV. She also expressed her hope for continued collaboration with VTV journalists through future extracurricular activities and professional experience-sharing sessions for PTIT students.

During the field trip, students visited VTV’s specialized television studios and gained first-hand knowledge of modern technical equipment and television production processes. In particular, visiting the studios of familiar programs such as Chuyển động 24h, Cà phê sáng, and 360 độ thể thao gave students a closer look at how television programs are produced.

Lecturers and students of the Faculty of Multimedia visit the studio of “360 độ thể thao”.

Lecturers and students of the Faculty of Multimedia visit the studio of “Cà phê sáng”.

Lecturers and students of the Faculty of Multimedia visit the studio of “Chuyển động 24h”.

In addition, the sharing session with TV Editor Phạm Thư Hiền (Hiền Cua) provided students with valuable insights into media in the digital era. Her practical perspectives offered students further inspiration to strengthen their knowledge and skills in preparation for their future careers.

TV Editor Phạm Thư Hiền (Hiền Cua), fourth from the left, with lecturers of the Faculty of Multimedia.

TV Editor Phạm Thư Hiền (Hiền Cua), right, shares insights into media in the digital era.