On the morning of April 25, 2026, Dong Nai Technology University (DNTU) held an orientation program for postgraduate students and doctoral candidates – Batch 2 of 2025. This is an important activity that officially marks the beginning of the in-depth study and research journey for master's and doctoral students.

The program was attended by the University's Board of Management, unit leaders, and all students and doctoral candidates from the following fields: Economic Management, Business Administration, English Language, Finance – Banking, Information Technology, and Food Technology. The large turnout of delegates and learners created a solemn atmosphere while also demonstrating a readiness to embark on a new academic journey.

In the opening remarks, University leaders emphasized the role of postgraduate training in improving the quality of human resources to meet the demands of socio-economic development in the context of integration. At the same time, the University expressed its hope that every student and doctoral candidate would build a clear and serious orientation for their studies and research.

One of the key contents of the program was the announcement of the Decision recognizing successful admission, officially recording students and doctoral candidates as members of the DNTU academic community. This is not only a source of pride but also an important turning point in each individual's professional and career development journey.

In the academic content section, students were introduced to an overview of the University's development orientation for the 2026–2030 period, as well as postgraduate training regulations. Content such as course registration, academic performance evaluation, the thesis/dissertation process, and graduation requirements were presented in detail, helping students fully grasp their study path.

In particular, the program devoted considerable time to discussing research ethics and scientific publication – one of the core elements of postgraduate training. Speakers shared principles of academic integrity, citation methods, plagiarism checking, as well as guidance on registering and carrying out scientific research topics. In addition, opportunities for international cooperation, scholarships, and academic exchange were introduced, opening up many development paths for students in a global environment.

Beyond providing information, the program also created opportunities for students and doctoral candidates to directly exchange ideas and ask questions with the Graduate School and faculty leaders. Questions related to academic affairs, research, and career orientation were specifically answered, helping learners feel more confident in their studies.

Closing the program, representatives of students and doctoral candidates shared positive feelings and expressed their determination to study and conduct research seriously in the coming time. The orientation session not only provided foundational knowledge but also inspired students, helping them clearly define their goals and responsibilities on their academic path.

The Postgraduate Orientation Program – Batch 2 of 2025 – was a great success, helping to affirm the professionalism of DNTU's training work while also creating a solid foundation for students and doctoral candidates to embark on their journey of study, research, and personal development in a modern, integrated academic environment.