After 28 years of construction and development, Viet Nam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNUHCM) has increasingly played a vital role and exerted influence on the policies of Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) and its surrounding areas, showcasing achievements in education, training, and scientific research.
Resolution 29-NQ/TW has identified the development perspective of education and training to enhance intellectual standards, train human resources, and foster talent.
To fulfill this mission, VNUHCM has been a pioneer in constructing and perfecting innovative learning models focusing on training high-quality human resources and nurturing talent for the nation. As of October 2023, VNUHCM has 2,117 doctoral degree holders, including 64 professors and 467 associate professors; 95,000 undergraduate students, and 5,848 postgraduate students, including 988 research students.
VNUHCM is a key national university, leading in the development of a research-oriented university model and promoting the development of strong research groups. Currently, VNUHCM has completed a multi-disciplinary and multi-field structure with 7 member universities, 2 affiliated faculties, and 1 branch. VNUHCM offers 404 training programs, including 180 undergraduate programs, 136 master's programs, and 88 doctoral programs. The university's field structure has also undergone significant changes, with 6 strong training fields (computer science; information technology; business; electrical, electronic, and telecommunications engineering; foreign languages, literature, and culture; mechanical and mechanical engineering) within 4 priority areas (computer science and information technology; business and management; engineering; humanities), attracting 48% of the total enrollment in regular undergraduate programs.
VNUHCM's training programs are diverse, including Talent Bachelor's Program, Advanced Program, International Standard Program, High-Quality Program, and Standard Programs. All training programs have higher output standards in both expertise and foreign languages compared to the general education system of most universities. For example, in the Standard Program, the English proficiency requirement for graduating students is B1, while high-quality programs must achieve a minimum of B2; and talent, advanced, and international standard programs must reach level C1.
Active and Innovative Learning Spaces
The high-level academic staff combined with outstanding training programs aligned with international standards has contributed to affirming VNUHCM's position on the world's excellent university rankings. Additionally, the focus on output standards and training quality has helped improve the quality of human resources, meeting stringent requirements for professional expertise and skills of graduates in today's competitive job market.
One of the most important aspects that VNUHCM provides to learners is an open living environment with active and innovative learning spaces. Through various regulations and comprehensive solutions, VNUHCM always encourages the spirit of self-study and active learning of students to meet international integration needs and be ready to become global citizens.
In the coming time, VNUHCM will continue to improve the autonomous university model, focusing on enhancing and expanding the scale of high-quality training programs. Simultaneously, the university will prioritize resources for doctoral training. VNUHCM will also continue to implement policies to attract talent, plan and train a close-knit team, innovate teaching activities towards personalization, and leverage the strengths and capabilities of learners. Through these efforts, VNUHCM aims to continue to strengthen its multi-disciplinary, multi-field advantages, coordinate and unify across the entire VNUHCM system, successfully implementing the strategic plan for the 2021-2030 period.
Source: M.S Bui Vo Anh Hao (VNUHCM)
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