Shortly after receiving their admission notices, newly admitted students from provinces and cities across the country arrived at Dong Nai Technology University (DNTU) to complete enrollment procedures for the 2026-2027 academic year.
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| Students of Dong Nai Technology University welcome new students arriving for enrollment in 2026. Photo: Cong Nghia |
According to Dr. Phan Ngoc Son, Chairman of the DNTU Council, in 2026 the university was authorized by the Ministry of Education and Training to enroll 1,913 full-time undergraduate students across 22 majors. Dong Nai's official transition to city status on April 30, 2026, together with major breakthroughs in urban infrastructure, has created positive momentum for the university's enrollment efforts. The number of applicants from other provinces and cities increased significantly this year compared with previous years.
The university is currently completing enrollment for students admitted in the first round, while also announcing a second-round intake of more than 300 students across 22 majors. The university has made every effort to facilitate the enrollment process. In particular, the expanded use of digital transformation and artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly reduced waiting times for new students.
On enrollment day, new students received detailed guidance on tuition fees, dormitories, the learning environment, as well as academic and conduct regulations. In particular, for students from other provinces and cities moving to Dong Nai, counselors provided practical information on living costs, transportation networks and part-time job opportunities for those interested. For new students who are Youth Union members, the university's Youth Union organized their membership registration and activities in accordance with Youth Union regulations.
Dr. Nguyen Van Huy, Director of DNTU's Admissions Center, said that after completing enrollment, the university would begin the 2026 academic program with a series of meaningful orientation activities. These include an introductory program featuring a Legal Education Week and an introduction to the history and development of Dong Nai City for new students.
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Admissions officers guide new students through the enrollment process. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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University admissions staff work at full capacity to facilitate quick enrollment procedures for new students. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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University admissions counselors advise parents about the learning environment at Dong Nai Technology University. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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Dong Nai Technology University's admissions data system is connected to the Ministry of Education and Training's admissions system to allow admission results to be checked during enrollment. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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Dr. Nguyen Van Huy, Director of the Admissions Center at Dong Nai Technology University, talks with parents about their initial concerns as students leave home to begin a new academic journey. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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Students listen as admissions staff explain the enrollment process. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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Staff assist new students in completing enrollment procedures and return their original documents. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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New students register for part-time job opportunities immediately after completing enrollment. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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The university helps new students activate vehicle cards, making it more convenient for them to commute during their studies while also ensuring the security of their property. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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New engineering students provide their measurements for uniforms. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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The admissions office of Dong Nai Technology University processes enrollment for new students. Photo: Cong Nghia |
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The Youth Union of Dong Nai Technology University completes the procedures for enrolling new students in Youth Union activities. Photo: Cong Nghia |
By Cong Nghia-Translated by Mai Nga, Minho
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