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Students experience the challenge of 35 hours of eating, sleeping, resting with a real-life media campaign

At InternPitch Camp 2025, students have just 35 hours to complete an integrated communications campaign and convince large businesses.

Báo Quốc TếBáo Quốc Tế19/05/2025

Sinh viên được trải nghiệm thử thách 35 giờ ăn, ngủ, nghỉ cùng chiến dịch truyền thông thực chiến
Nearly 150 students from universities and colleges in Hanoi participated in the InternPitch Camp 2025 program. (Source: BUV)

Taking place over two days (May 10-11), InternPitch Camp 2025 is organized by British University Vietnam (BUV), Le Bros Company and educational partners in Hanoi, for final year students and recent graduates who want to intern in the marketing - communications industry.

The program is notable for being built on a hackathon model - a short-term innovation competition. Students are divided into groups of "simulated agencies", learning from experts and applying knowledge to build and present Integrated Communications Campaigns (IMC), based on real-life topics from businesses in "hot" fields such as industry, finance, and telecommunications.

Immediately after receiving the assignment, the “agencies” began to enter the “race” under great time pressure. Each group had less than 20 hours to turn a rough brief into a complete IMC plan, meeting both brand and practical requirements.

No longer the usual group exercises, students are “put into gear” like a real agency. The roles are clearly divided: market research studies the market and “digs” for insights, planners come up with creative ideas and define strategies, creatives come up with ideas and visuals, media considers implementation channels, while accounts play the role of managing progress and connecting the group with mentors.

Students discussed enthusiastically to choose a good big idea and a key message that was “catchy” enough to match the brand positioning. Many groups had to work overnight to complete the proposal and prepare the pitch. Under pressure, professional thinking and team spirit helped the students “transform” every hour.

“Studying and working continuously for more than 30 hours, sometimes the teams felt exhausted, but in the end, the whole team still sat down, encouraged and supported each other to produce a plan that the whole team was proud of,” - Sau Xanh team shared.

When the agencies entered the pitching round, with a 20-minute presentation, the groups all demonstrated confidence, good critical thinking, and flexible situation handling skills.

With the topic of sustainable development (ESG) for the industry, the 5 "bidding" groups all presented ideas that were commented by experts to be very practical. In which, Coc Coc Team was highly appreciated with the idea of "Investing for a green future" - clearly demonstrating the brand's commitment to ESG. The group made good use of the Leader Talk strategy (expert discussion) as the main activity, focusing on the requirements of the business.

Sinh viên được trải nghiệm thử thách 35 giờ ăn, ngủ, nghỉ cùng chiến dịch truyền thông thực chiến
A group of students discuss and exchange ideas to develop a communication plan. (Source: BUV)

The ideas for the finance and banking topic also impressed by cleverly connecting the green lifestyle of GenZ with traditional cultural materials. The Sau Xanh group stood out with the big idea “A green color”, exploiting the image of Co Doi Thuong Ngan and a communication strategy that captured the information reception habits of young people. The plan contributed to positioning “green” as the new identity of Gen Z, associated with financial behavior appropriate to the product.

The telecom judges also took a long time to decide on the two “winning agencies” out of five plans that were all rated excellent. The Metafour team came up with an idea that evoked emotions from the 2G to 5G journey, incorporating nostalgia and transformation. Meanwhile, Can Bros proposed a stronger direction with live technology events that focused on user experience and won excellently.

A common point that is easily seen in the winning groups is that they all have the participation of students from international universities in Vietnam, showing that their new, creative thinking and ability to approach problems in a multi-dimensional way have contributed significantly to helping the project achieve high rankings.

Speaking at the event, Professor Rick Bennett, Vice President and Vice Chairman of the BUV Board of Trustees, said: “We believe that the most effective learning method is to directly experience and apply theory to practice. This 35-hour program is an opportunity for students to challenge themselves, express their ideas and explore their own potential.”

Source: https://baoquocte.vn/sinh-vien-duoc-tra-i-nghiem-thu-thach-35-gio-an-ngu-nghi-cung-chien-dich-truyen-thong-thuc-chien-314867.html


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