Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology opens AI and Logistics majors.

The Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology announced that the total expected enrollment for both its Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City campuses is approximately 6,500. Of this, the AI ​​program will recruit around 150 students, and the Logistics and Supply Chain Management program (part of the Business Administration major) will recruit 100.

In 2025, the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) plans to increase its enrollment by 1,300 students, and open a new program in Artificial Intelligence and Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

In the field of AI, the university has developed two main areas: Machine Learning and Applied Artificial Intelligence, based on advanced training programs from prestigious institutions such as Stanford University and Carnegie Mellon University in the United States.

This year, the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology is recruiting approximately 150 students for its AI program. (Photo: NTCC)

Students are equipped with in-depth, cutting-edge knowledge areas such as GenAI, large-scale language models, and AI application development platforms. In addition to faculty from the university, they will be mentored by visiting experts from major universities such as Stanford and MIT (USA), NUS and NTU (Singapore), KAIST (Korea), and many large technology companies both domestically and internationally.

With the Logistics and Supply Chain Management program, students will gain fundamental knowledge of humanities, economics , business administration, commerce, and digital technology, alongside in-depth knowledge of the field and the ability to work in a digital, multicultural environment.

Representatives from the Academy stated that the opening of these two majors aims to meet the growing demand for human resources in the labor market and contribute to the advancement of technology in Vietnam.

Regarding admission methods, PTIT plans to maintain the same approach as last year, including direct admission, combined admission, admission based on the results of the aptitude tests of two national universities and the thinking skills assessment of Hanoi University of Science and Technology, and admission based on high school graduation exam scores.

Last year, the admission scores for the university based on high school graduation exam results ranged from 18 to 26.4, with Information Technology having the highest score.

Minh Vân

Source: https://daibieunhandan.vn/hoc-vien-cong-nghe-buu-chinh-vien-thong-mo-nganh-ai-logistics-post409220.html