The seminar attracted the attention of a large number of students, lecturers, and those interested in the humanities and technology fields, further affirming the appeal of the topic "Digital Humanities" in current academic life.
Sponsors, speakers, organizers, and participating students pose for a commemorative photo.
Launch CeremonyThe opening ceremony of the program took place in a solemn and inspiring atmosphere. Representatives from the Foundation for Vietnamese Stature, the school, and the Organizing Committee jointly pressed the launch button, officially opening Season 6 of the DynaGen Initiative - a meaningful initiative aimed at promoting learning, creativity, and digital skills development for students.
Thanks to the heartfelt sharing from representatives of the school and the Foundation for Vietnamese Stature, the atmosphere in the hall brightened with the positive spirit, the desire to learn, and the ambition to conquer technology of the young people of the Faculty of Humanities.
This event marks the beginning of a new journey for DynaGen Season 6 - where knowledge, technology, and people work together to create a generation of dynamic, confident humanities students ready to enter the digital age.
Representatives from the Foundation, the Faculty of International Studies, and various departments of the university pressed the button to launch Dynagen Initiative Batch 6.
Inspirational insights from the speaker.The talk show officially began with presentations from Associate Professor Dr. Do Van Hung – lecturer at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, and Mr. Pham Ngoc Tan – technology expert.
The two speakers offered diverse perspectives, helping attendees better understand the intersection of technology and the humanities, as well as how technology is redefining research, learning, and creativity in the digital age.
The insightful yet relatable sharing from the two guest speakers opened up many new avenues of thought for students about how humans, with their knowledge and emotions, can work together with technology to create sustainable value for the future.
BTC presented commemorative gifts to the two speakers of the program.
The atmosphere at the seminar became lively as many students proactively asked interesting and practical questions to the two speakers. The questions revolved around many topics relevant to students' learning and research, such as: how to integrate Artificial Intelligence into research; what skills students need to prepare and develop to effectively apply AI to their studies; and how to build and develop a personal brand in the digital age.
In particular, a philosophical question caused a moment of silence in the audience: "Can AI, when capable of simulating reactions and actions based on data, be considered 'emotional'?"
The questions raised not only demonstrate students' deep interest in technology, but also reflect the critical thinking, interdisciplinary knowledge-connecting abilities, and proactive learning spirit of the young humanities generation in the digital age.
The speakers directly exchanged ideas, answered questions, and shared real-life experiences, offering sincere, relatable perspectives and powerful inspiration for young people on their learning and development journey in the digital age.
Students attending the seminar asked questions.
Meaning and value of spreadingWith its practical, relatable, and inspiring content, the program has affirmed that students in the Social Sciences and Humanities can absolutely become pioneers of the new era – knowing how to apply technology as a tool to understand, preserve, and spread humanistic values.
The event serves not only as an academic bridge but also as a source of inspiration, helping students shape their creative thinking, broaden their horizons, and confidently assert themselves in the era of digital transformation.
Thank you and closing remarksThe Organizing Committee would like to express its sincere gratitude to the Foundation for Vietnamese Stature – the sponsoring partner of the program, the two speakers Assoc. Prof. Dr. Do Van Hung and Mr. Pham Ngoc Tan, the esteemed teachers, distinguished guests, and all the students who contributed to making this a meaningful and energetic evening.
The event has concluded, but the echoes of knowledge and inspiration remain, opening up many new avenues for humanities students in the digital age.
