🌟 The Center for Research and Training in IC Design and Artificial Intelligence in Da Nang is pleased to announce that six outstanding students from Da Nang, currently studying IC design at the University of Danang – University of Science and Technology, have received scholarships from the Synopsys IC Design Scholarship Program 2025. This program aims to support and honor students with exceptional achievements in the field of IC design.

💰 The total value of the scholarships is up to $5,000, divided as follows:

🔹 Four scholarships of $1,000 each for third- and fourth-year students.

🔹 Two scholarships of $500 each for first- and second-year students with good academic performance and difficult circumstances.

🎯 Notably, among the scholarship recipients:

✅ Three students are currently enrolled in the VLSI IC Design course, which starts on March 29, 2025, taught by the DSAC Center in collaboration with the American technology organization Tresemi, Synopsys, and GASA (Sovico Group) at Software Park No. 2.

✅ One student is competing in the second Smart City IC Design Contest 2024, organized by the DSAC Center in collaboration with the Management Board of the Ho Chi Minh City High-Tech Park.

🏆 Congratulations to the scholarship recipients:

1️⃣ Hoàng Bảo Long – Class 21KTMT

2️⃣ Ngô Hữu Quốc Anh – Class 21TDH2

3️⃣ Lương Như Quỳnh – Class 21ECE

4️⃣ Võ Văn Bưu – Class 21ECE

🎉 Congratulations to these outstanding students! This recognition is well-deserved for their efforts and passion in IC design. The DSAC Center believes that they will continue to grow and contribute positively to the development of the IC industry in Vietnam.

👏 We sincerely thank Synopsys Vietnam for their invaluable support for IC design students in Da Nang. The DSAC Center hopes to continue collaborating and connecting with technology partners to provide more learning and research opportunities for students in the future, contributing to the development of high-quality technology human resources for Da Nang!

Synopsys awards scholarships to students majoring in IC design.