Vietnam, US universities boost training cooperation
The Penn State University of the US will transfer textbooks of 24 advanced subjects to the Da Nang-based Duy Tan University.
Vietnamese immigrant working to get back into medical field
Though a doctor in her native Vietnam, Thuy Ho, was unable to practice medicine upon arriving in the United States in 2001.
Number of Asian students at U.S. universities soars
The number of Vietnamese students attending U.S. colleges and universities increased at the fastest pace.
Young Vietnamese show patriotism from all over the globe
An online exchange was held between young Vietnamese students living abroad and had a very exciting, inspiring atmosphere.
Accommodation for 127,000 students to be completed by 2011
By 2011, 15 new student housing projects will be undertaken in both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, using over VND 1.4 trillion in Government bonds.
79 year old farmer donates VND2.4 billion to build school
“I want to spend my money to build a school for children as it’s my investment for our future generation..."
Investigation reveals cause of problems at Ta Su Choong
Delayed salaries and allowances are due to an unqualified accountant and overloaded work of school's management.
Number of Vietnamese students returning home from USA on the rise
There has been an increase of 40 percent of USA overseas Vietnamese students returning to the homeland.
HCM City runs short of land for new schools
With district-level authorities taking inordinately long to approve construction of new schools, the city is facing a shortage which is exacerbated by the unavailability of land.
Sacrificing their own land to better the community
Ho Van Binh decided to donate over one hectare of his farming lands to local authorities in order to build a high school.
ADB supports Vietnam’s secondary education development
Programme worth $71M aims to support secondary education reform to meet the changing needs of Vietnam’s labour market.
Cooking a book for immigrants
The Vietnamese language edition of a Korean cookbook hit bookstores at the end of last month.
Keep our kids safe: Traffic safety campaign
Traffic safety education for primary school children can help to reduce the number of traffic accidents in Vietnam.
Van Wert graduate returns from project in Vietnam
It was interesting to see how the Vietnamese students were more reserved personally until you got to know them, said Heather Farr.
Vietnam: Persuading overseas students to return
The government is tackling its ongoing brain-drain problem by persuading students who went overseas to study to return home.
Vietnam plans to send 1,000 PhD followers abroad
Vietnam will increase the number of annual PhD scholarships to 1,000 for the 2010 intake.
Vietnam, Canada boost educational cooperation
The Government of Canada always sees Vietnam as a priority in its educational cooperation, said Canadian Ambassador to Vietnam.
Three university complexes to be constructed in HCMC
Ho Chi Minh City plans to allocate 2,400 hectares of land for the construction of three new university complexes.
Hats off to young teachers in remote areas
Young teachers are devoting their lives to teaching in Van Kieu, a remote village in the Quang Tri Province.
VNU’s College of Technology meets ASEAN standards
The quality of IT bachelor training at Vietnam National University, Hanoi has been recognised to meet ASEAN standard.
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