To attract top-tier academic talent, southern universities are offering lucrative incentives for professors and PhDs.

The VNU exam sees a new high scorer as competition intensifies for top university spots.

Approximately 80% of students finishing grade 9 this year will have slots in public high schools, with admissions adjusted to local demand.

To mark the 50th anniversary of national reunification, the country’s premier mathematics competition brings together 90 universities for its largest edition yet.

By using GIS mapping and removing administrative lines, Ho Chi Minh City makes education more accessible to local families.

Nguyen Ngoc Phuong Anh is making waves as the only female student on Vietnam’s 2025 Asian Physics Olympiad team - ending a six-year gap in female representation.

With tuition calculated at 50 percent of GDP per capita at the year of study, students would have to pay $2,500 a year.

With nearly 20 methods on the table, the education ministry calls for a reduction in rarely used or inefficient approaches.

Truong Thanh Xuan's passion and persistence helped her break barriers and earn a spot on the national math team heading to the 2025 International Mathematical Olympiad.

Circular 29 aimed to curb rampant tutoring, but many parents now face higher costs as classes shift to private centers with rising fees.

Deputy Minister Pham Ngoc Thuong calls on teachers and schools to take responsibility in ending widespread after-school classes.

Major changes for the 2025–2026 academic year include expanded eligibility for gifted school admissions.

Vu Manh Doanh, a talented student from Hanoi, has secured admission to three of the most prestigious universities in the world: Harvard, Yale, and Princeton.

The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has released the university and college admission timeline for 2025, outlining important dates for candidates and institutions.

FPT University President Le Truong Tung says that, to achieve the goals set in Resolution 57, higher education cannot remain merely an "ivory tower."

Universities in Vietnam are converting IELTS and TOEFL scores to English exam scores for 2025 university admissions in varying ways, but a unified standard would be preferable.

The Vietnam National University HCM City (VNUHCMC) is planning to invite 100 visiting professors in the next five years, and other universities are spending billions of dong to attract talents.

Even now, Phu vividly remembers when he and his siblings collected mango seeds to trade for instant noodles, or when his mother had to pawn the gold bracelet left by his grandmother.

Major universities are establishing branches nationwide to improve educational access and meet local workforce demands, with significant investments in infrastructure and new academic programs.

Many universities are giving privileges to candidates with IELTS and TOEFL certificates, while Vietnam’s VSTEP certificate is rarely accepted.