Vietnam to Implement New University Curriculum from 2027
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training has announced a new list of academic disciplines to be applied from the 2027 intake. This aims to standardize educational management, quality assurance, and degree conferral, with some disciplines renamed or reorganized. Existing programs will continue, but prospective students must verify new nomenclature.
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