The graduation project presentation day for students from the Faculty of Information Technology at Van Hien University was held in a formal yet vibrant atmosphere, marking a major milestone in their academic journey. Students from the Graphic Design, Multimedia, and Game Development majors came together to present the results of their hard work and creativity.
This year’s projects stood out not only for their solid technical foundation but also for their originality and relevance to real-world trends. Many students focused on themes related to the evolving identity of Ho Chi Minh City after its recent urban restructuring. Their work included designing brand identity systems for the new metropolitan area and creating fresh visual symbols to represent the city. These projects went beyond aesthetics—they contributed to shaping the city’s image in a modern and dynamic context.
In addition to urban-focused designs, entertainment-related projects also made a strong impression. Some students developed 2D platformer games using Unity, while others created branding for a culturally inspired game called Tâm Thiết. One standout project involved designing a visual identity system for a horror film titled Gác Đêm, featuring striking and atmospheric graphics. These works demonstrated the students’ ability to blend technology, storytelling, and market awareness—key skills in today’s digital creative industries.
Beyond the creative output, students showed confidence and professionalism during their presentations. They clearly articulated their ideas, responded thoughtfully to questions from the academic panel, and defended their concepts with clarity and conviction. These moments highlighted not just their technical skills but also their readiness to step into the professional world.
As the presentation day concluded, many projects received high praise from the faculty for their creativity, practicality, and potential for further development. The Faculty of Information Technology congratulates all students for successfully completing their graduation projects. With strong knowledge, practical skills, and a spirit of innovation, they are well-positioned to thrive and make meaningful contributions in the fields of IT, design, and digital media.
