Vietnam advances higher education and vocational training standards

Vietnam is seeing significant developments in its higher education and vocational training sectors. In Hai Phong, vocational training programs are being modernized to meet Industry 4.0 requirements. Institutions such as the Central College of Pharmacy in Hai Duong are integrating information technology, soft skills, and e-learning into their curricula. This shift aims to provide high-quality technical human resources to support Hai Phong’s goal of becoming a modern maritime economic center and a national logistics hub.

Meanwhile, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, has established itself as a leading research and training center. The university boasts the highest number of professors and associate professors in the country, with a total of 608. It offers a diverse range of academic programs, including 190 undergraduate, 198 master's, and 118 doctoral programs, serving approximately 78,700 students. The university also features a massive 11.13 square kilometer university urban area in Hoa Lac, designed to support modern teaching and research activities.