Program to Equip University Students with Digital Knowledge and Skills

The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) issued Decision 1504/QĐ-BGDĐT dated May 30, 2025, on the program to equip university students with digital knowledge and skills.

The program comprises the following six modules:

Module 1: Data and information literacy: 2 hours of in-person/online instruction

– Browsing, searching and filtering data, information and digital content.

– Evaluating data, information and digital content.

– Managing data, information and digital content.

Module 2: Communication and collaboration in digital environments: 2 hours of in-person/online instruction

– Interacting through digital technologies.

– Sharing information and content through digital technologies.

– Using digital technologies to fulfill civic responsibilities.

– Collaborating through digital technologies.

– Following rules of online conduct.

– Managing digital identity.

Module 3: Digital content creation: 2 hours of in-person/online instruction

– Developing digital content.

– Integrating and reworking digital content.

– Complying with copyright and licenses.

– Programming.

Module 4: Safety: 2 hours of in-person/online instruction:

– Protecting devices.

– Protecting personal data and privacy.

– Protecting health and digital well-being.

– Protecting the environment.

Module 5: Problem-solving: 2 hours of in-person/online instruction

– Solving technical problems.

– Identifying needs and technological solutions.

– Using digital technologies creatively.

– Identifying areas for improvement in digital competence.

Module 6: Applying artificial intelligence: 2 hours of in-person/online instruction.

– Understanding AI (including Gen AI).

– Using AI ethically and responsibly.

– Evaluating AI tools.

In addition, learners must spend at least 2 additional hours on self-study for each hour of in-person/online instruction.

Learners complete the course after attending 100% of the learning hours and fulfilling the learning assessment requirements embedded in the course.

For learning assessment, students must participate in all tests and assessments. The assessment at the end of each module is as follows:

– Grading scale: 100 points

– Passing score: at least 70/100

Recognized level of attainment under the Digital Competence Framework: Level 6.

See Decision 1504/QĐ-BGDĐT, effective May 30, 2025, for details.

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