February at ICTU: “Fire up” the spirit of learning and expand international cooperation opportunities
February witnessed impressive activities at Information and Communication Technology University (ICTU) with a series of educational events and initiatives promoting international collaboration. The “Fire up – IIT” event and the meeting between ICTU and Kyungpook National University (KNU, South Korea) not only ignited the passion for learning but also reaffirmed the university’s strategy to enhance international partnerships.
“Fire up-IIT”: A vibrant platform for passion and knowledge connection
Overview of the event hall at “Fire up – IIT”
On February 23, 2025, the “Fire up – IIT” event, organized by the Institute of International Training (IIT), attracted a large number of students. More than just an entertainment venue, the program provided students with opportunities to showcase their talents, contributing to strengthening the ICTU student community. Colorful musical performances, ranging from lively songs to graceful dances, created an exciting, joyful, and cohesive atmosphere.
Lively group games offered students moments of relaxation and exhilaration. These activities served as opportunities for students to develop teamwork skills, enhance team spirit, and foster unity.
Students enthusiastically participate in group games
Outstanding students were honored during the program.
The university awarded certificates of merit to commend the efforts and commendable achievements in academics and extracurricular activities of exemplary students. “Fire up – IIT” ignited the passion for learning and contributed to building a civilized and effective learning environment at ICTU.
ICTU promotes international cooperation, opening up new opportunities
ICTU engaged in discussions with experts from Kyungpook National University, South Korea.
Continuing to affirm the university’s strategy of enhancing international cooperation, on February 24, 2025, ICTU held a working session with experts from Kyungpook National University (KNU, South Korea). The two sides discussed the twinning training program in International Software Engineering, particularly emphasizing opportunities for IIT students to study an additional year to receive a Master’s degree at KNU. This significant advancement opens up learning and research opportunities at one of South Korea’s leading universities for ICTU students.
Representatives from Kyungpook National University, South Korea, shared new opportunities for ICTU students.
The collaboration between ICTU and KNU is expected to provide students with access to advanced education, enhance professional competencies, and guide career orientation in an international environment.
The series of February events concluded with positive impressions, affirming ICTU’s role in improving training quality and expanding international cooperation. In the future, the university will continue to innovate and broaden learning opportunities, helping students advance in their academic and career paths.