Vietnam’s polytechnic college awards scholarships to Cuban, Lao students
Vietnam NewsHo Chi Minh City-based Saigon Polytechnic College has awarded full scholarships worth nearly VND1.5 billion (US$61,000) to eight students from Cuba and Laos, marking a new milestone in international educational cooperation.
Hanoi university student apologizes after argument with lecturer over noodle eating in class goes viral
EducationA student at Hanoi-based Phenikaa University has apologized to a lecturer and classmates after a video showing her arguing with the instructor over instant noodle eating in class went viral on social media, the university said on Tuesday.
Beyond borders and blackboards
EducationTransnational education is reshaping how Vietnam prepares for its future. For RMIT University’s leaders, it goes beyond delivering foreign degrees; it is about building a globally connected, locally grounded education system that equips students to lead in a rapidly changing world.
AUS accompanies Vietnam’s knowledge development
EducationOn September 13 in Hanoi, the Institute of Cultural Economics, in collaboration with the Consumer Protection Center, organized the media program ‘Outstanding FDI Enterprises Program 2025’ in Vietnam.
Vietnam’s smart shift in education
EducationWith a tech-savvy young population, strong digital adoption, and deep cultural respect for learning, Vietnam has “a tremendous opportunity to reimagine how people learn and how technology can extend and enhance learning experiences.”
Battery from coffee grounds: When Vietnamese economics students build green technology
In-DepthA group of students from the International School (Vietnam National University, Hanoi) has gained attention for successfully creating a battery from discarded coffee grounds—an ambitious innovation by young people with no technical background, majoring instead in economics, management, and marketing.
Student killed in fight outside school in Vietnam's Thanh Hoa
EducationAuthorities in Thanh Hoa Province, north-central Vietnam are investigating a fatal altercation between two high school students that occurred outside the campus of Dang Thai Mai High School on Friday morning.
Tuoi Tre welcomes Ho Chi Minh City University of Education students for journalism workshop, newsroom tour
EducationMore than 100 English-major students and faculty members from the Ho Chi Minh City University of Education took part in a practical journalism workshop on Saturday morning at the headquarters of Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper, a major daily newspaper based in Ho Chi Minh City.
Vietnam education ministry denies online rumors of private school closures
EducationVietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training on Tuesday dismissed social media rumors claiming the government planned to close or dissolve private schools, calling the conjectures false, fabricated, and damaging to public trust.
Ho Chi Minh City sets sights on becoming international innovation hub
Vietnam NewsHo Chi Minh City is accelerating efforts to build a vibrant innovation ecosystem based on the ‘Triple Helix’ model — a partnership connecting government, academia, and industry — with the goal of becoming Southeast Asia’s leading innovation hub by 2030.
