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The exhibition displayed posters and models of FEEE students' graduation projects in various fields, including Electrical Engineering major, Electronics - Telecommunications Engineering major, Control and Automation Engineering major, and Mechatronics Engineering major.

This is a highly practical event, helping students get closer to companies and businesses to have more useful experiences for themselves. With active participation from students, the FEEE along with businesses will continue to coordinate in organizing events for students in the future.

Through this meeting, the Faculty Management Board introduced the overview of university environment to new students in order to help them become more confident in their studying and practice for the upcoming journey at the university.

The meeting with students at the beginning of the academic year 2023-2024 of the FEEE was a great success, thanks to the enthusiasm and dedication of the Faculty's lecturers and the student's eagerness to learn. The FEEE hopes that this meeting has partly addressed the students' questions and will help them become more confident and competent in their upcoming academic journey.

The 2023 Sumo Robot Contest organized by the Electrical-Electronics Club of Ton Duc Thang University is a very meaningful tournament when it brings participants useful knowledge.

This event brought together many renowned companies in technology supply, manufacturing solutions, and the display of modern machinery systems, providing the participating students with practical experiences as they observed various devices such as 3D printed products, laser welding machines, advanced cutting tools, and more. Particularly notable was the Robot competition for students from universities in the Southern region, which took place within the exhibition area.

During the trip, NYP toured the TDTU campus and discussed international student exchange between the two universities in the future. The exchange took place successfully, helping to create an atmosphere of friendly cooperation between the two universities as well as a dynamic and creative environment for students from both sides.

During this field trip, students had the opportunity to learn more about the technology behind the production of modern, recycled mineral water. This also opened up many opportunities for students in the field of Automation and Control Engineering and from the FEEE in terms of apprenticeship and future employment.

Within the framework of the seminar, DAT Group and their partners had an impressive presentation when they generalized and introduced to students an overall picture of the automation major. Furthermore, the talk show also brought practical solutions that have been operated by factories and enterprises in real life.