Vietnamese Universities Compete for PhD Holders with High Salaries
Vietnamese universities are launching large-scale recruitment drives for PhD holders and individuals with international research achievements. Some institutions are offering attractive salaries, reportedly reaching up to VND 150 million (approximately $6,000 USD) per month, intensifying competition for top talent.
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