Cao Thang Technical College and Ariake KOSEN have established a relationship through activities from the KOSEN project organized by the National Institute of Technology of Japan (KOSEN). At this time, with the desire to create opportunities for students of both schools to use the knowledge they have learned to conduct the researchs to solve problems in life, the Science Technology and International Cooperation Department of Cao Thang Technical College has coordinated with professors and doctors who are lecturers of Ariake KOSEN College to organize the "Student Research Symposium 2024". There were 15 groups from both schools participated in this Symposium. (9 groups from Cao Thang Technical College and 6 groups from Ariake KOSEN).

Dr. Tong Thanh Nhan – Vice President of Cao Thang Technical College

At the opening speech of the Symposium, Dr. Tong Thanh Nhan - Vice Principal of Cao Thang Technical College said that he highly appreciated this activity, he believed that this activity would bring many benefits to both students and lecturers. He also expressed his hope that the Symposium would continue to be implemented in the following years and would be expanded further.

Dr. Takuichiro Ino (left) và Dr. Takeshi Sakamoto (right) - Lecturer of Ariake KOSEN college

Dr. Takuichiro Ino, representing the Ariake KOSEN College, said at his opening speech that he was very grateful that the idea of ​​holding a Research Symposium for students has been supported and jointly implemented by Cao Thang Technical College. Then, Dr. Takeshi Sakamoto, who is also a lecturer at Ariake KOSEN College, gave a brief introduction about the academic activities of Ariake students.

The Symposium’s morning was for groups to present briefly on their topics and the afternoon was for Poster showcase allowing all groups and attendees to review the topics and ask questions, exchange and acquire knowledge from each other.

Ariake KOSEN students in their  presentations

CTTC students in their presentations

Some pictures from the Poster showcase

The Student Research Symposium ended successfully in the afternoon with each student from the groups received a certificate of participation recognized by both schools. Almost all lecturers and students participating in this year's Student Research Symposium felt satisfied and expected the success of the Symposium in the following years.