Duy Tan University hosted the 2025 Young Scientists Conference on Vietnam's private economic sector. Co-organized with VLSN, the event gathered young legal scholars to discuss legal frameworks, SME policies, and innovation.
Join LHSS Multimedia students on their Perceptional Internship to Thanh Hoa. Explore heritage sites, honor martyrs, and discover how real-world experiences shape future communicators and professionals. A journey beyond textbooks.
Duy Tan University LHSS Law students won Silver & Bronze medals at V-Mediate 2025, a national competition with 201 teams, showcasing their exceptional mediation skills and legal expertise.
The "Shared Youthful Rhythm" exchange program fosters practical skills and academic ties between Hong Duc University and Duy Tan University's LHSS School, connecting Multimedia Communication students through culture and collaboration.
Memorandum of Understanding signed between TGAC Danang, KPK Law Firm, and Duy Tan University marks a pivotal step in bridging legal theory with practice, offering students immersive training and professional development opportunities.
Experience the premiere of the opera film "Princess Anio" at Duy Tan University, a cultural event celebrating Vietnam-Japan friendship through the historic love story of Princess Ngoc Hoa and Araki Sotaro.
LHSS Pride: DTU student Nguyen Thi Ngoc Huyen advances to the Semi-finals of Miss Vietnam Tourism 2026. Discover her journey of using language skills to promote culture and tourism.
DTU's School of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences (LHSS) holds orientation for K31 freshmen, fostering integration through academic guidance and team-building activities, marking the start of their university journey.
DTU LHSS students embark on a one-year study abroad program at China's Guangxi Normal University, enhancing language skills & cultural understanding through immersive academic exchange.
Cao Chanh Nguyen, Deputy Secretary of the DTU LHSS Youth Union, receives commendation from Da Nang City Youth Union for outstanding contributions in the 2024-2025 academic year, recognizing his leadership in student movements and volunteer activities.
