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The seminar took place in a lively atmosphere, highlighted by an engaging discussion session where students actively asked questions and explored advanced design models as well as future career opportunities. Through this activity, students of the FEEE not only enhanced their awareness of their roles in the context of Industry 4.0 but also strengthened their academic orientation. They are encouraged to proactively enrich their knowledge both inside and outside the classroom, continuously update themselves on technological trends, and develop essential skills to meet the demands of both domestic and international enterprises.

TDTU Open Day 2026 was not only an opportunity to provide admissions information but also served as a bridge connecting the university with students, parents, and the community. The thorough preparation and professionalism of the FEEE left a strong impression, helping students better orient themselves in choosing their future majors ahead of the upcoming high school graduation exam.

This competition served as both a valuable academic platform and a testament to the training quality and research spirit of students of FEEE at Ton Duc Thang University in digital signal processing using MATLAB. The Organizing Committee hopes this event will continue to grow in coming years, motivating students to persistently learn and conquer new challenges.

With the aim of helping students of the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (FEEE) gain deeper insight into power systems - one of the core areas of Electrical Engineering - Ton Duc Thang University organized a specialized seminar on March 27, 2026, at Room C010. The seminar, titled “Power Supply and Transmission Systems: Structure, Operation, and Technology Trends,” was held to provide students with an overview of power systems and to update them on modern technological trends currently applied in the industry.

At the end of the visit, representatives of the Faculty presented a commemorative gift to PIMA Co., Ltd. as a token of sincere appreciation. In return, the company presented helmets manufactured by the company to each student. This field trip not only broadened students’ knowledge in the field of automation but also served as a valuable opportunity for them to better prepare for entering a professional working environment in the future.

The session concluded with positive feedback from participants, reaffirming the Faculty’s continuous efforts to strengthen international collaboration, enhance training quality, and create more comprehensive development opportunities for students in the context of global integration.

Through this event, Ton Duc Thang University in general, and the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering in particular, reaffirm their commitment to international standards of development, strengthening industry engagement, continuously improving training quality and facilities, and expanding opportunities for learning, research, and employment for both students and lecturers.

At the conclusion of the program, the competition provided students with access to a practice-oriented learning environment, contributing to the enhancement of research capacity and problem-solving skills in the field of automation. The preliminary round and award ceremony of MECA 2026 not only promoted academic engagement and creativity among students, but also strengthened the connection between the university and enterprises in the training of high-quality human resources.

In the final results, TDTU03 was crowned Champion with an impressive time of 4 minutes and 54 seconds, while TDTU01 confidently secured the Second Prize. This remarkable achievement not only honors the competing teams but also affirms the university’s role in training high-quality technical human resources, ready to meet the demands of the digital technology era.