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Universities dodge laws to expand training scale
The Ministry of Education and Training has released legal documents to control the universities’ training scale and quality, but schools still can escape through legal loopholes and enroll more and more students.
University autonomy improves training quality
Financial autonomy has helped many universities in HCM City improve their facilities, human resources, scientific research and training quality, thereby building a brand name both locally and internationally.
2015 enrolment still under discussion, schools wait for decision
VietNamNet Bridge – Universities say they still cannot make any decisions about 2015 enrolment because they need to wait for a final decision from the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET).
Top schools want to admit students based on capacity, not knowledge
VietNamNet Bridge – Some of the most prestigious universities in Vietnam are considering new policies that would admit students based on their capacity instead of knowledge of facts learned at school.
School admissions closed for upcoming year as students flood classrooms
VietNamNet Bridge – Although the new academic year doesn’t begin until September, most of the schools in HCM City have stopped enrolling students.
Admissions renewed for 62 university courses
The Ministry of Education and Training has allowed a number of universities to renew admissions for 62 courses after meeting requirements for teaching staff, one official said.
Hundreds of majors at universities suspended from 2014
Up to 207 majors of 71 universities in Vietnam will not be allowed to recruit students in 2014 due to lack of permanent lecturers, according to a dispatch signed by Deputy Minister of Education and Training Bui Van Ga.
Universities hesitate to enroll students with their private plans
The Ministry of Education and Training has turned the green light on, allowing universities to enroll students in their own ways, instead of following the ministry’s plan. However, schools still keep hesitant about this.
Smiles and tears on enlistment day (photo)
VietNamNet Bridge – The moment of farewell to relatives, friends of 2,550 youth men in HCM City who joined the army on the morning of September 10 was filled with radiant smiles and also tears.
High schools lower required marks to attract more students
VietNamNet Bridge – A lot of state-owned high schools have to set the minimum required marks lower than last year’s levels in order to attract more 10th graders.
MOET keeps silent, people-founded schools worried to death
The Chair of the Non-state Universities’ Association said that the Ministry of Education and Training still did not give the final answer to the association’s proposal on allowing non-state owned schools to apply their specific enrolment plans.
MOET determined to stop “university bubble”
The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has stated that it would restructure the training establishment network and stop the “university bubble.”
