On the morning of April 10, UEF visited students of Viet Anh 3 Primary and Secondary School within the framework of the Viet Anh Science - Technology & Robotics Festival 2026. The program provided a practical experiential space, helping students approach technology early and gradually shape their future academic orientations while still in school.


The festival contributes to igniting students' passion for science and technology in the digital age.
At the festival, students participated in a series of experiential activities featuring numerous technological models and products alongside a diverse exhibition area. The open learning space offered a visual approach to science and technology, contributing to stimulating the spirit of exploration and nurturing a love for STEM fields amidst the increasingly robust digital transformation.


Students experiencing a wide variety of technological models.
To help students gradually master AI in an era of booming technological development, with the topic "Work is Broken Today," MSc. Nguyen Ngoc Dai - a Lecturer at the UEF Faculty of Information Technology, brought students a relatable perspective on artificial intelligence. He focused on introducing and sharing the foundations of AI, guiding students on how to approach programming, and suggesting smart learning methods, helping them step by step understand how to turn AI into an effective support tool in their studies.
From these practical sharings, students were guided to build a mindset of using AI correctly and responsibly. Through this, they better understood the role of technology in developing personal capabilities and readied themselves to adapt to the learning and working environments of the future.




MSc. Nguyen Ngoc Dai helping students master AI foundations and apply them effectively to their studies.
In addition to the experiential activities, UEF's consulting booth attracted a large number of 12th graders coming to learn about academic majors, admission methods, and early scholarship policies for candidates born in 2008 (Gen Z). Proactively registering for scholarships early helps reduce exam pressure, expand opportunities to access desired majors, and create conditions for students to build a suitable study roadmap for their upcoming university journey.




UEF's consulting booth attracting immense interest from students.
UEF's companionship at the Viet Anh Science - Technology & Robotics Festival 2026 continues to affirm its orientation of connecting with high school students through practical experiential activities. Thereby, UEF contributes to spreading a proactive learning spirit, igniting a passion for technology, and providing extra motivation for students to confidently prepare for their future university journeys.
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