Posted On: 10/02/2025
Over 30 years of development, Duy Tan University (DTU) has established its distinctive identity through education, research and community service. This journey is preserved and presented in the university’s Heritage Room through photographs, documents, artifacts and exhibited products. As a space dedicated to safeguarding DTU’s history and identity, the Heritage Room also welcomes members of the public, school students, parents and external visitors for free visits, subject to registration in accordance with university guidance.

An overview of Duy Tan University’s Heritage Room, which preserves and presents milestones from its 30-year journey
Covering approximately 100 m² and situated in a prominent location at the front of the university, the Heritage Room presents DTU’s establishment and development through its exhibition areas. The displays connect historical milestones with current achievements and future plans, offering visitors a comprehensive view of the university’s journey.

Artifacts that capture significant moments in Duy Tan University’s establishment and development.
The history section introduces DTU’s beginnings and successive stages of development. Key milestones, events and activities are presented year by year across three decades, highlighting the contributions of generations of faculty, staff and students.


Photographs and documents tracing Duy Tan University’s development and notable activities over 30 years.
Alongside the historical exhibits, displays of the university’s mission, vision and core values introduce the educational goals and principles that guide its work. These displays help visitors understand how the foundations built by earlier generations continue to shape DTU’s development today.

Duy Tan University’s mission, vision and core values on display in the Heritage Room.
The medals of honour awarded to the university are displayed as recognition of its collective efforts and contributions. Meanwhile, the section featuring scientific achievements and applied products showcases research, creativity and the practical application of knowledge by DTU’s faculty, researchers and students.

Medals of honour recognising Duy Tan University’s efforts and contributions throughout its development.
The exhibition also includes maps of DTU’s campuses and its future master plan, helping visitors understand the university’s educational facilities, infrastructure development and plans for future expansion.



Campus maps and the master plan illustrating Duy Tan University’s educational facilities and future development.
The Heritage Room preserves the shared memories of the DTU community. Each photograph, document and artifact tells a story of people, dedication to learning, creativity and sustained effort across generations. Together, these stories shape the university’s identity and strengthen connections among generations of faculty and students.
For students, the Heritage Room offers an opportunity to learn about university traditions, appreciate the contributions of earlier generations and reflect on their own role in carrying those values forward. For visitors and the wider community, it provides access to a space of cultural and historical significance that reflects the development of a higher education institution in Da Nang.
Located on the second floor of the building at 03 Quang Trung Street, Da Nang, Duy Tan University’s Heritage Room offers free admission to members of the public, school students, parents and external visitors. Individuals and groups wishing to visit are requested to register in accordance with university guidance so that arrangements and visitor assistance can be provided.


Parents and school students exploring Duy Tan University’s history and milestones in the Heritage Room.

The General Director of Samsung Vietnam visiting Duy Tan University’s Heritage Room.
By welcoming the public, DTU makes its historical documents, artifacts and stories more accessible to the community. The Heritage Room thus serves both to preserve the university’s milestones and to share its cultural, historical and educational values, connecting generations of faculty, students and visitors.
(SDG Team)
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