Two majors of Danang University of Technology ranked 2nd in Southeast Asia according to AUN-QA standards

The Advanced Program Engineer Training Program is a national project implemented by the Ministry of Education and Training to build and develop a number of training majors, in 2006 implementing the telecommunications electronics major and in 2008 the embedded systems major; through selective application of training programs of two leading universities in the US, the University of Washington in Seattle and Portland State University in Oregon.

The training results of these two majors are increasingly affirmed with over 90% of students graduating each year with excellent, good and fair grades as well as a series of impressive awards of students at national and international competitions such as: First prize in the National Embedded System Design Competition in the US; Third prize in the Asian Informatics Olympiad; First prize in the national Go Green in the City competition organized by Schneider Company; Second prize in the national Green Bosch Challenge competition organized by Bosch Company....

Speaking at the ceremony, Deputy Minister of Education and Training Bui Van Ga emphasized that it is inevitable for universities to choose strong majors to focus on investing in facilities and staff to approach world training standards. “Electronics and telecommunications and embedded systems of Danang University of Technology are the two programs with the best accreditation results ever, demonstrated by the highest scores among 65 programs that AUN-QA has accredited in Vietnam. This success is a very good practical experience for us to replicate the advanced, high-quality training model in Vietnam today.”