Early career orientation – Dai Nam Graphic Design students confidently enter the AI era

“On the first day of school, we had many questions: what to study, where to work, how much salary, and will AI take away our jobs? But after today's orientation session, everything became clearer.”

Yesterday afternoon, the Faculty of Fine Arts & Design of Dai Nam University organized a career orientation program for new Graphic Design students. The sharing session was attended by the Board of Directors, the Career & Entrepreneurship Center, teachers and experts in the industry. The session was not only an “orientation”, but also a message: confidently move towards the future with the career you have chosen.

The career orientation session was extremely exciting with the participation of teachers, business guests and many new students of K19 Faculty of Fine Arts and Design.

AI - challenge or opportunity?

"Listening to Ms. Vu Thi Duyen - Head of Product Strategy & Communications, MIK Group, share, we understand that AI is not a threat. It is just a tool, creativity and emotions still belong to humans" - Shared by a new student of TKĐH class 19-02

The "newbies" did not hesitate to share their opinions and ask many "tricky" questions to the speaker.

As a business representative invited to share - Ms. Vu Thi Duyen, emphasized: "The development of AI is not a difficulty for learners, but an opportunity for them to break through if they know how to combine it with personal style and dedication when working"

Open career path

"From advertising, media, UX/UI to games, animation,... the world of design is wider than we ever imagined. A starting income of 8-12 million/month is already a dream number, but if you persevere in practicing your skills and building your personal brand, that number can multiply many times over" - A student shared

Students enthusiastically asked questions about the future of the profession as well as learned from teachers and experts.

Secrets to "survival" in this profession

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dao Thi Thu Giang - Principal of the School emphasized: “Seriousness and discipline are the keys for you to reach the end of the road. Prepare your personal portfolio, English skills, constantly update new technology trends and practice soft skills. These are the “survival tips” for you to confidently enter this creative market which is both attractive and demanding.”

Associate Professor, Dr. Dao Thi Thu Giang - Principal of the School was present to share with new students about "secrets" of survival in the profession.

Advantages of studying Graphic Design at Dai Nam University

Students of the Faculty of Fine Arts & Design at Dai Nam University can confidently enter the labor market with many outstanding advantages:
1. Modern training program , closely linked to practice and regularly updated with new trends in the industry.
2. Streamline students' abilities from semesters 6 and 7 , helping students develop according to their strengths and interests, choosing suitable majors in 03 industry directions: Graphic design for communication and advertising; Graphic design for games - animation; Design of events, stages, cinema and television.

The Faculty of Fine Arts and Design has a team of experienced and dedicated lecturers.

3. The Faculty also cooperates with businesses, ministries, branches, television stations, research institutes, magazines, publishers, etc. to open up internship and recruitment opportunities every semester.
4. Focus on developing essential soft skills for students such as: analytical thinking, critical thinking and creative innovation,... helping students improve foreign languages - an important key to international integration.
5. A dynamic, creative and open learning environment is a fertile ground for students to develop their personal abilities, nurture their passions and assert themselves.

"The orientation session has ended, but the inspiration and motivation remain. We - Graphic Design students of Dai Nam University are ready to write our career story in the AI era." A new student of TKDH 1901 class shared his feelings.