Dynamic and Innovative – UTT Makes Its Mark at the 2026 Admissions and Career Guidance Day

On March 8, 2026, University of Transport Technology (UTT) participated in the 2026 Admissions and Career Guidance Day held at Hanoi University of Science and Technology. The event, organized by Tuổi Trẻ Newspaper in coordination with the Department of Higher Education, the Hanoi Department of Education and Training, and Hanoi University of Science and Technology, brought together nearly 320 consultation booths and attracted more than 20,000 high school students and parents from Northern Viet Nam.

This year’s admissions season is expected to introduce several adjustments in regulations and admission methods, including changes in score calculation, subject combinations, and skill requirements for different academic disciplines. These changes require candidates to proactively update official information and carefully prepare to avoid errors during the application process. In this context, UTT’s booth not only provided admissions information but also served as a “guidance hub,” helping students better understand new regulations and choose options aligned with their abilities and career goals.

From early morning, the UTT booth attracted a large number of students and parents seeking consultation

At the UTT booth, a wide range of technology-based experiential activities drew strong interest from students, notably the virtual reality (VR) experience area, where participants could explore simulated laboratories, workshops, and learning environments at UTT. In addition, interactive activities such as lucky spins, calligraphy requests for the New Year, and attractive branded gifts—along with enthusiastic participation from student clubs—created a lively and engaging atmosphere.

Students experiencing virtual reality (VR) at the UTT booth

UTT’s team of lecturers, admissions officers, and student ambassadors provided direct consultation, offering detailed guidance on academic programs, 2026 admission methods, tuition fees, scholarships, and career opportunities after graduation. In response to the changes in this year’s admissions process, candidates were also guided on how to select subject combinations and arrange application preferences to increase their chances of admission.

UTT’s consulting team actively supporting and advising candidates

In 2026, University of Transport Technology plans to enroll 7,000 students through four admission methods in accordance with regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training, including: Direct admission in accordance with MOET regulations; Admission based on the 2026 National High School Graduation Examination results; Admission based on high school academic records (transcripts); Admission based on competency assessment exams conducted by Vietnam National University, Hanoi, Hanoi National University of Education, and the thinking assessment exam of Hanoi University of Science and Technology

In addition to traditional academic programs, the University continues to develop new programs aligned with national strategic sectors. Notably, programs related to high-speed rail and urban railways include: High-Speed Railway Engineering; Urban Railway Construction and Operation Management; Mechanical Engineering Technology for Locomotives, Rolling Stock, and Metro Systems; High-Speed Railway Transport Operation and Management. These programs aim to meet the growing demand for human resources in major transport infrastructure projects.

At the same time, the University is developing programs in the semiconductor and microelectronics sector, such as: Semiconductor Microchip Technology; Microelectronics Engineering and Semiconductor Physics. These programs contribute to supplying human resources for Viet Nam’s semiconductor industry development strategy toward 2030, with a vision to 2050.

Notably, UTT is also implementing talent-oriented programs under the network of Centers of Excellence and Talent Training in Transport Technology and Advanced, Smart Infrastructure. These programs are designed in reference to international standards, delivered in English, with small class sizes. Students study in modern laboratories and simulation systems, receive full tuition waivers, living allowances, and scholarships, and are supported with job placement after graduation.

In addition, the University continues to expand new disciplines and specializations aligned with digital transformation trends and labor market demands, including: Digital Construction Management; Construction Equipment Technology and Management; Data Analytics in Economics; Marketing and Digital Marketing; Aviation Service Management;...

UTT’s dynamic and innovative participation in the 2026 Admissions and Career Guidance Day once again affirms its image as a modern, forward-looking educational institution, committed to accompanying students on their journey of choosing future careers.