While 96% of Vietnamese universities invest in AI and many students express confidence in its use, only 15% of employers rate graduates as "excellent" in practical AI skills.
Teachers and lecturers could receive approximately 160-637 million VND in support to advance their qualifications, pursuing master's and doctoral degrees in key sectors, according to a proposal from the People's Committee.
Nguyen Gia Ngan, who secured scholarships for overseas study, made a last-minute change of plans, becoming the top entrant for the artificial intelligence program in a joint venture at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology.
Soaring costs, stricter visa regulations, and limited job opportunities are prompting many Vietnamese students to forego the "American dream," instead seeking study abroad opportunities in Singapore, Hong Kong, and other Asian destinations.
Nguyen Tien Thanh has stepped down as chairman of the Members' Council and general director of Vietnam Education Publishing House, effective 5/10, citing personal reasons.
Once hesitant to talk to friends or teachers, Nguyen Hong Hanh transformed after her first semester, graduating as valedictorian of the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT).
The former Ba Ria - Vung Tau provincial administrative - political center, valued at over 3,670 ty dong, has been handed over to Saigon University to serve as a training facility.
The Ministry of Education and Training is revising the general education curriculum to create a new set of textbooks, with textbook copyright transferring to the Ministry and provinces/cities exploring self-printing.
After more than three weeks of parents keeping their children out of school to protest the closure of a satellite campus, provincial leaders have directed authorities to arrange transportation, provide meal support, and offer catch-up classes for students to return to school starting 2/10.
The number of candidates admitted to information technology major decreased by 10,000 students compared to last year - the only group to decline among 15 key basic science, engineering, and strategic technology fields.
Parent-teacher associations are now prohibited from imposing mandatory contributions, soliciting sponsorships for schools, or collecting, receiving, or managing financial support, according to new regulations.
The Ministry of Education and Training has requested provinces and cities to publicize a list of schools involved in excessive fee collection within three days, along with a review of principals' responsibilities.
The Military Technical Academy plans to train 190-255 talented military engineers, master's students, and high-quality doctoral candidates over the next 5 years through an elite program, with students considered for early promotion in military rank.
32 students and 14 lecturers from 15 countries and territories are attending the 48th international school for young astronomers, which opened in Quy Nhon Nam ward on 28/9.
The path to Australian residency is no longer simple; Vietnamese international students focusing on knowledge and skills will be less affected, while those "betting" on immigration policies face higher risks, experts say.
Despite a growing number of university graduates achieving excellent academic results, their skills often fall short of employment demands, necessitating stricter quality control, states Deputy Minister of Education and Training Le Quan.
Quang Bi 1 primary school suspends lunch program due to contractor's "unmet standards," following parent complaints about a meal "full of pork cracklings."
The University of Oregon receives a 1 billion USD donation from Nike co-founder Phil Knight and his wife, marking the largest contribution ever made to a public university.
Four sexual assaults on the California State University San Marcos campus within the first three weeks of the new academic year have left many female students fearful.
Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau has called for a continued review and restructuring of the teacher training network to streamline operations, establish common training standards, and tighten graduate output requirements.
Seeing two small children struggling in deep water, even though he did not know how to swim, Nguyen Manh Hung still jumped in and brought them safely to shore.
TP HCM could print its own textbooks next year for students to borrow, while parents could still purchase them if needed, according to City Party Secretary Tran Luu Quang.
Through the Vietnam International Financial Center in Ho Chi Minh City, EQuest, EQuest Capital, and Standard Chartered have signed a cooperation agreement to mobilize 325 million USD in international capital for education projects.
