Vietnam Universities Express Concerns Over Tightened Admission Methods
Multiple Vietnamese universities have expressed concerns over the Ministry of Education and Training's plan to significantly restrict admission methods from 2027. They fear this could reduce diversity in admissions and limit opportunities for talented students.
This article requires PRO
This article is outside the free access window or is a special report. PRO unlocks it and the full archive.
Related articles
- Hanoi School Fire: Students Evacuate Temporary Campus, One Fatality
A fire broke out at the temporary campus of Kim Lien Secondary School in Hanoi, forcing the evacuation of approximately 3,000 students. One fatality was reported during firefighting efforts. Education authorities have ordered a thorough review of safety measures.
- Vietnam Health Deputy Minister Dismissed, Imprisoned Over Corruption
Tran Van Thuan, Deputy Minister of Health and Chairman of the National Medical Council, has been dismissed by the Prime Minister due to serious violations and corruption in his duties. He was previously arrested and detained on bribery charges and expelled from the Communist Party.
- Hanoi's 'GenZ Class' Uses Technology to Combat Drug Abuse Among Youth
Hanoi's police, in collaboration with education authorities, have launched the second season of their youth drug prevention education program, 'GenZ Class.' The program emphasizes technological safety measures, particularly through smartphone applications.
- Fire at Hanoi School Claims One Student's Life, Cause Under Urgent Investigation
A fire at Kim Lien Secondary School in Hanoi has resulted in the death of one student. The government has ordered an urgent investigation into the cause and stressed the importance of preventing recurrence. The incident highlights growing concerns over safety management following a series of similar fires across the country.