From Idea to Action: Students Enter the 48H Project Realization Round – New Generation Students 2025

As part of the New Generation Students 2025 program, the 48H Project Realization Round serves as a critical phase. It requires students to implement their ideas within a limited timeframe, focusing on practical application while working alongside experts, the community, and media agencies. The team fully participated in the competition's activities for three consecutive days, from October 16 to October 18, 2025, progressively bringing their project to life in alignment with the program's vision.

October 16, 2025, marked the launch and project definition phase. The team gathered at the Vietnam Television (VTV) headquarters to meet, select, and finalize their implementation topic. Following this, they met directly with e-commerce experts at GoBuy Vietnam E-commerce Co., Ltd. to receive professional feedback and refine their project model for real-world feasibility. During the day, the team also conducted surveys at traditional markets to analyze buyer needs, consumer behavior, and current business conditions. In the afternoon, they welcomed and collaborated with a media ambassador to discuss content strategy and project outreach. To conclude the first day, the group traveled to Vung Tau to prepare for the following day's field research.

The team meeting and discussing directly at Vietnam Television to finalize the implementation topic.

Student group meeting and exchanging ideas with GoBuy Vietnam E-commerce Co., Ltd.

October 17, 2025, focused on practical implementation and community engagement. From early morning, the team arrived at a fishing port to interview local fishermen, gaining firsthand insight into their living conditions, labor environments, and the hardships of their daily livelihoods. The gathered data was synthesized and analyzed immediately to clarify the core issues the project aims to solve. Later, the group moved to Lac Hong Bilingual School (TH-THCS-THPT) to present their project, introduce its goals and significance, and call for support from the student community. During the afternoon and evening, the team returned to the university to refine their content, finalize presentation slides, and review the entire implementation plan.

The group traveling to Vung Tau to research living conditions and environments firsthand.

The team sharing their project at Lac Hong Bilingual School.

October 18, 2025, was the final day for synthesis and reporting in the 48H Project Realization Round. The team focused on completing the full report, systematizing the 48-hour journey—from field surveys and data analysis to media activities, achieved results, and community feedback. Although the team was not initially selected for the final round during the reporting session, their serious spirit and commitment led them to register for the "Golden Ticket" Round—an opportunity to be reconsidered for a spot in the program’s grand finale.

The team delivering their presentation before the Board of Judges.

Participating in the Golden Ticket Round demonstrates the group's resilience, proactive spirit, and belief in the practical value of their project. The 48H journey was not just a race against time but also a process of honing applied thinking, teamwork skills, and social responsibility. This experience serves as a vital foundation as the team continues to perfect their project and prepares for the upcoming stages of New Generation Students 2025.