Vietnam's Ministry of Education Introduces New Standards for Higher Education Quality and Parental Contributions
Effective November 15, Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training has implemented three new circulars aimed at enhancing higher education quality and clarifying parental contributions. These regulations set stricter standards for university governance, faculty, facilities, finance, admissions, training, and scientific research, requiring at least 70% of graduates to find employment or pursue further studies within 12 months. The changes are expected to boost educational transparency and safeguard student rights.
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