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Xếp hạng ngôi trường đào tạo CNTT số 1 Việt Nam
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Key takeaways
Overview
The video asks: “Which is the #1 IT training school in Vietnam?” It argues there is no single objective answer, because different ranking methods measure different strengths. The creator reviews several evaluation approaches—international rankings, historical reputation/tradition, and modern infrastructure—then broadens the conclusion to emphasize student capability and real-world learning (a “school of life” mindset).
1) International rankings: useful, but not decisive
The video examines major international university ranking systems:
- QS World University Rankings
- Times Higher Education (THE)
- ShanghaiRanking (ARWU)
It uses Vietnam + Computer Science/IT-related subject fields as the basis.
Common findings
- Duy Tân University is repeatedly found near the top across international tables.
- Other frequently high-ranked universities include:
- Đại học Bách khoa Hà Nội / Hanoi University of Science and Technology (as labeled in subtitles)
- Đại học Bách khoa TP.HCM / Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology
- Đại học Quốc gia Hà Nội (as labeled)
- Tôn Đức Thắng
- Đại học Quốc gia TP.HCM (as labeled)
Key limitation
Even if these universities appear strong internationally, the creator notes that Vietnamese student/alumni opinions often differ, with some schools highly ranked globally not being rated as highly by their local community.
2) Reputation/tradition: reasonable, but “not enough”
The video proposes a second lens: tradition and institutional reputation.
- Hanoi University of Technology (ĐH Bách khoa Hà Nội) is presented as the standout by reputation, described as a “cradle” of technical/IT training.
- Other long-reputation institutions mentioned include:
- University of Technology under Vietnam National University Hanoi
- University of Information Technology under Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City
- Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology
- Da Nang University of Technology
- Academy of Telecommunications
- FPT University (highlighted for a modern model combining academics and practice)
The creator agrees reputation matters, but argues tradition alone can’t guarantee current excellence, because today’s outcomes depend on infrastructure and updated resources.
3) Modern infrastructure and applied learning: important for IT
Because IT changes quickly, the video stresses the importance of:
- state-of-the-art infrastructure
- hands-on learning
Examples of institutions presented as having modern facilities and technology-enabled teaching include:
- University of Information Technology (VNU-HCM)
- FPT University
- Vin University
Core claim: tools, simulations, and real-world projects help students encounter current technologies while still in school.
4) Final synthesis: rankings don’t determine outcomes—students and “school of life” do
Even if you combine the perspectives above, the video concludes that the answer still can’t be “one school is #1,” because a crucial factor remains:
- student quality and post-graduation success
The video gives examples of:
- people succeeding without top-school credentials
- people from prestigious schools struggling
What outcomes depend on
- self-learning ability
- perseverance
- problem-solving creativity
- willingness to learn beyond formal curricula
The creator’s metaphor: in IT, knowledge becomes outdated quickly—so practical experience and continuous learning are decisive.
The creator shares a personal viewpoint from their own study experience, concluding that:
no university can prepare someone for every future challenge; “the school of life” matters most.
5) Extra segment: course promotion (AI / Data / Deep Learning)
After the main argument, the video promotes online courses, including:
- Basic Python & AI (for beginners from non-CS backgrounds)
- Advanced Data Science & Machine Learning (for learners with programming experience; includes NLP and computer vision; uses private datasets from prior recruitment-company work)
- Basic Deep Learning for Computer Vision (CNN fundamentals, image classification)
- Advanced Deep Learning for Computer Vision (object detection, segmentation, and tools like “Locker” as mentioned)
- Math for AI (probability, statistics, linear algebra, etc., framed around applying math to AI/ML)
Presenters / Contributors
- Người thuyết trình (không nêu tên trong subtitles) — the main speaker analyzing rankings, sharing reflections, and promoting the AI course series.
- Ông/Người tên “Mr. Tran Thanh” — quoted in a “school vs life” perspective (mentioned within subtitles).