Over 3,000 students participated in the 2025 STEM Festival.

On November 14th, at Tan Bang Secondary and High School in Bien Bach commune, 53 high schools across the province, with over 3,000 students, participated in the 2025 STEM Festival themed “STEM - A Journey to Building the Future,” organized by Nguyen Tat Thanh University in collaboration with the Provincial Department of Education and Training. This activity aims to create a creative playground and ignite a passion for science and technology among students.

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From the very first minutes, the event space became bustling with booths displaying scientific models and smart devices designed and manufactured by the students themselves. Besides the 30 booths from Nguyen Tat Thanh University, there was also participation from administrators, teachers, and students from all high schools in the province, with 17 schools registering to showcase their STEM products.

The components booth was created by students from Nguyen Tat Thanh University.

Many outstanding products attracted attention, such as buzz wires, 3D printers, pharmaceutical and cosmetic booths, and STEM models of standing waves... Through these products, students demonstrated confidence, logical thinking, and the ability to apply learned knowledge to practice.

STEM models are of interest to students and encourage them to experience them firsthand.

In parallel, hands-on experiential activities such as basic programming, STEM experiments, and arts and crafts help students maximize their proactive spirit, develop teamwork skills, and unleash their creativity.

Speaking at the event, Mr. Le Hoang Du, Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training, emphasized: “The STEM Festival aims at many goals: to awaken and develop a passion for science in STEM fields for students; to help them discover knowledge and know how to apply it to build a sustainable future. This is also a creative playground for students to express their ideas and products from STEM lessons and topics; and at the same time raise awareness among administrators, teachers, students, parents and the community about the role of STEM education in reforming general education.”

Dr. Le Hoang Du, Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training, delivered a speech at the event.

STEM education is known for equipping students with a system of scientific knowledge closely linked to practical applications, encouraging them to identify problems, propose solutions, design, manufacture, test, and refine products according to technical processes. Through this, students experience, create, and develop collaborative skills, critical thinking, and self-learning abilities – skills particularly necessary in the era of digital transformation and artificial intelligence. STEM is also an interdisciplinary educational model, integrating knowledge from many fields, combining theory and practice, helping students understand issues in depth through hands-on experience.

The STEM Festival is not only a playground for knowledge but also a space to spread creative inspiration for students, contributing to strengthening exchange and sharing between schools, between students and teachers, university lecturers and STEM experts; supporting career orientation for students, preparing them to meet the requirements of the 4.0 industrial revolution era.”

In addition to the booths of Nguyen Tat Thanh University, there are also booths from high schools in the province.