On 10 March 2026, VNUHCM–Â鶹´«Ã½ (HCMUS) held a ceremony to launch the CASA-VN sub-project and hand over the automated air quality monitoring station (AQMS). This initiative forms part of the ‘Clean Air for Sustainable ASEAN’ (CASA) project, a regional collaboration designed to bolster air quality monitoring and management capabilities across Southeast Asian nations.

The CASA project is funded by the ASEAN–Korea Cooperation Fund and led by Seoul National University. In Viet Nam, the CASA-VN sub-project is implemented in coordination with Viet Nam National University Ho Chi Minh City, with HCMUS being the unit directly implementing and operating the monitoring system.

Within the framework of the programme, the automated air quality monitoring station (AQMS) was handed over and installed at HCMUS. In Viet Nam, the CASA project supports the deployment of two monitoring stations in Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City to strengthen the air quality tracking system and serve environmental research. The station located at HCMUS is one of the stations belonging to the CASA project monitoring network in the ASEAN region, which has been deployed in many countries across the area.

The AQMS is an automated monitoring system capable of continuous tracking of air quality parameters such as fine particulate matter PM_2.5, PM₁₀ and several common pollutants. Data from the system is updated in real-time, serving research on urban environments, analysis of air pollution trends, and providing a scientific basis for developing air quality management solutions. This data source will also be integrated into the University’s training and research activities.

Representing the University, Assoc.Prof. Trần Lê Quan – President of HCMUS – stated that air pollution is becoming one of the notable environmental and public health challenges in many large cities. The implementation of the CASA-VN sub-project not only contributes to improving environmental monitoring capacity but also creates a foundation for scientific research activities and academic cooperation in the field of air quality management.

In the context of ASEAN countries strengthening research cooperation on the environment and climate change, regional cooperation initiatives such as the CASA project play an important role in connecting scientific resources and sharing monitoring data between countries.

Speaking at the event, GS. Kiyoung Lee – CASA Project Manager, Seoul National University – expressed expectation that the CASA-VN sub-project will promote cooperation in training and research between Seoul National University and HCMUS, while contributing to expanding the air quality research network in the region.

In the coming time, monitoring data from the AQMS system will be shared within the CASA project research network in the ASEAN region, contributing to supporting interdisciplinary research and providing a scientific basis for building air quality improvement policies. The project also opens opportunities to strengthen cooperation between Vietnamese and South Korean scientists in the field of environmental science, thereby promoting research and the training of high-quality human resources serving the sustainable development of the region.

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The ‘Clean Air for Sustainable ASEAN’ (CASA) project is a regional cooperation initiative aimed at supporting Southeast Asian countries to improve air quality monitoring and management capacity. The project is funded by the ASEAN–Korea Cooperation Fund and led by Seoul National University with the participation of research institutions and universities in the region.

CASA focuses on three main groups of activities: strengthening air quality monitoring systems through the deployment of automated monitoring stations; training and improving professional capacity for environmental research and management teams; and promoting data sharing and research cooperation between ASEAN countries.

Through this cooperation network, the project aims to build a scientific database for environmental research, while supporting management agencies in policy planning and implementing air quality improvement solutions in the region.

In Viet Nam, the CASA-VN sub-project is implemented with the coordination of Viet Nam National University Ho Chi Minh City. The total ODA support budget for the sub-project in Viet Nam is approximately 124,000 USD.

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Dr. Ä�inh Bá Tiến (VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½) presenting at the conference. Source: TDTU

At the conference titled “Upholding the Role of the Council of University Presidents regarding the Ho Chi Minh City ‘Megacity’ Regionâ€�, Dr. Ä�inh Bá Tiến (VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½) presented the “Investment in High-Performance Computing (HPC/AI) Infrastructureâ€� model. The presentation highlighted the framework as a pivotal foundation enabling Ho Chi Minh City to address major urban challenges through reliance upon empirical, trustworthy, and centrally governed data.

Dr. �inh Bá Tiến observed that Ho Chi Minh City faces a multitude of complex, systemic, and interdisciplinary challenges, including traffic congestion, logistics, flooding, healthcare provision, environmental management, and urban safety. Such issues share a common requirement for operation at a massive scale, heavy reliance on multi-source data, and a need for advanced computational, simulation, and analytical capabilities. Consequently, investment in high-performance computing combined with artificial intelligence (HPC/AI) constitutes the core foundation for a transition from fragmented approaches towards data-driven urban management and governance.

“The proposed model operates as a shared platform between Ho Chi Minh City and VNUHCM. Under this framework, the City provides practical urban management problems alongside multi-disciplinary and multi-sectoral data sources; VNUHCM ensures in-depth research capacity, model construction, simulation, and core technology development, delivered through a contingent of interdisciplinary experts, modern laboratory systems, and research centres,� stated Dr. �inh Bá Tiến.

The HPC/AI infrastructure design employs an on-premise and hybrid model, fulfilling requirements for security, management, and data legislation compliance, whilst simultaneously permitting flexible expansion as computational volume increases. This approach assists Ho Chi Minh City in maintaining strict control over sensitive data, mitigating risks associated with external platform dependence, and optimising investment and operational costs.

Notably, the HPC/AI model construction aligns with a three-year deployment roadmap. The initial year focuses on establishing core infrastructure, constructing a trusted data zone, and deploying selected pilot projects for the City. Upon commencement of the second year, the system will undergo scale expansion, security enhancement, and operational process standardisation, serving municipal departments and sectors directly. By the third year, the HPC/AI infrastructure will evolve into a comprehensive platform connecting enterprises and start-ups, thereby facilitating the replication of verified solutions into practical urban management and administration.

Dr. �inh Bá Tiến emphasised that the distinguishing feature of the HPC/AI model is the tight integration between research and the practical necessities of Ho Chi Minh City. On this platform, simulation, analysis, and scientific verification of major urban challenges can occur based on real-world data, thereby shortening decision-making time, reducing repetitive testing costs, and enhancing solution reliability. Transcending mere research, the system outputs possess a design suitable for immediate application in management, administration, and policy planning duties.

Through investment in HPC/AI infrastructure, Ho Chi Minh City not only acquires an additional technical instrument supporting modern urban management but also progressively achieves mastery over core technologies in priority sectors. This initiative establishes a long-term foundation for scientific development, technology, and innovation within the ‘megacity’ region.

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In recognition of exceptional achievements in academia, scientific research, and community service, the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union conferred the title of “Ho Chi Minh City Outstanding Young Citizen 2025” upon Võ Ngá»�c Minh Anh, an undergraduate student in the Faculty of Information Technology at VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½. The Youth Union organised the commendation ceremony on 1 January 2026.

During the proceedings, Võ Ng�c Minh Anh emerged as a distinguished figure within the science and technology sector, standing as one of the few female representatives to receive the honour this year. Such a title acknowledges persistent academic and research endeavours whilst affirming the increasingly distinct role and contributions of female students within key scientific and technological disciplines.

In 2025, the Central Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union, in collaboration with the Ministry of Science and Technology, presented Võ Ngá»�c Minh Anh with the “Viet Nam Female Science and Technology Student Award”. This accolade placed the student among the top 20 outstanding female undergraduates nationwide, thereby becoming a source of pride for both VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ and VNU-HCM.

Throughout the academic journey, Võ Ng�c Minh Anh has maintained an exemplary disciplinary record whilst actively engaging in scientific research. The undergraduate serves as co-author of one paper at a rank-B international conference, lead author of another international conference paper, and contributor to five papers at national scientific gatherings. Notably, the student achieved the title of Distinguished Presenter at the International Student Science Forum 2024, alongside numerous other professional awards in information technology. Such accomplishments demonstrate robust research capabilities and the dedicated spirit of a young scholar.

Parallel to academic pursuits, the student from the Faculty of Information Technology actively participates in voluntary programmes and social welfare initiatives. Võ Ng�c Minh Anh earned the trust to represent the youth by reading the Letter of the First Congress of the Ho Chi Minh City Communist Youth Union, for the 2025–2030 term, addressed to union members and young citizens. This milestone signifies the high regard the Youth Union holds for the prestige, fortitude, and social responsibility demonstrated by the young scholar.

The title “Ho Chi Minh City Outstanding Young Citizen 2025” serves as worthy recognition for the comprehensive efforts of Võ Ngá»�c Minh Anh. Furthermore, the award promotes the image of VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ students as dynamic, creative, and filled with a desire to contribute. Such recognition stands as vivid evidence of the role young intellectuals play in the journey of building and developing Ho Chi Minh City, and the nation.

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Celebrating the fifteenth anniversary of the Science Film Festival, the Goethe-Institut Ho Chi Minh City, under the patronage of the Consulate General of Germany and in collaboration with various partners, convened Science Fair 2025 – a special event bearing the theme ‘Curious little minds today – Sustainable change tomorrow.’

The fair sought to establish connections among organisations engaged in education, innovation, and sustainable development, while fostering an environment where science, education, and art converged. Designed for children, young people, and science enthusiasts, Science Fair 2025 presented a series of STEM activities, interactive exhibitions, and thematic discussions. The programme cultivated curiosity, a passion for learning, and a sense of environmental responsibility through a dynamic synthesis of creativity and scientific exploration.

As a long-standing partner of the Science Film Festival Viet Nam, VNUHCM–Â鶹´«Ã½ (HCMUS) contributed to advancing sustainability education through initiatives coordinated by the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Sciences. The Faculty introduced a variety of experiential learning opportunities combining technology, creativity, and environmental awareness.

The AR–VR station enabled visitors to design traditional Hoi An lanterns through augmented reality, effectively bridging cultural heritage with modern technological innovation. The Climate Fresk board game guided participants to examine causes and strategies for addressing climate change through interactive engagement. STEM-based games such as Green Footprint (carbon footprint), Mo-no-poly (polymer science), and ‘Green Career’ activities—including quizzes and picture-based challenges—attracted significant interest, conveying the imperative of sustainable living in daily practice.

Pupils and students engaging enthusiastically with the event activities.

Notably, within the framework of the Science in Dialogues series, Dr Nguyá»…n Hà Hùng ChÆ°Æ¡ng, a lecturer at the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Sciences (HCMUS), delivered an insightful talk titled ‘Green Career Orientation.’ The session focused on elucidating the concept of a ‘Green Career’ and the status of the sector as an inevitable global trend.

Dr ChÆ°Æ¡ng addressed the means by which students across all disciplines could ‘green’ future professions, whilst analysing the requisite skills and employment opportunities within the context of the global green transition. These perspectives assisted learners in clearly identifying the nexus between scientific knowledge, social responsibility, and sustainable career pathways.

 

Dr Nguyễn Hà Hùng Chương (first picture) delivering a presentation on “Green Career Orientation,� alongside fellow speakers addressing broader themes of the green transition and sustainable development.

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The ceremony was attended by Assoc. Prof. Trần Lê Quan – President of the University; Dr. Võ Hồng Hải – Deputy Head of the Office of External Relations; Assoc. Prof. Trần Thiện Thanh – Vice dean of the Faculty of Physics – Engineering Physics; Dr. Phan Lê Hoàng Sang – Deputy Head of the Department of Nuclear Physics, together with representatives of relevant units. From Xuyen A General Hospital, attendees included Dr. Nguyễn Phú �ịnh – Medical Director of the Xuyen A Hospital system; MSc. �ỗ Nguyễn Hạ Nhi – Director of Human Resources and Administration; Dr. Lê Anh Phương – Head of the Oncology – Radiotherapy Department; MSc. �ống Văn Hiếu Ân – Deputy Head in charge of Radiation Safety, along with leaders and representatives of specialised departments.

According to the Memorandum, the two parties agreed to establish long-term cooperation in three key areas. First, to jointly develop and implement continuous training programmes in Medical Physics under Circular 32/2023/TT-BYT, focusing on practice in Radiotherapy and Nuclear Medicine, for final-year students and recent graduates in related disciplines. Second, to promote an Institute–Hospital collaboration model, under which the hospital annually welcomes students and postgraduate learners for observation, internships, and thesis work, while creating opportunities for lecturers and experts from both sides to participate in teaching and practical supervision. Third, to strengthen scientific research collaboration in Medical Physics and Health Sciences through joint projects and shared professional activities.

In their remarks, representatives from both institutions affirmed the importance of connecting training institutions and healthcare facilities to enhance teaching quality, broaden clinical practice opportunities for learners, and contribute to developing high-quality human resources to meet social needs.

Following the signing ceremony, the delegation from the Â鶹´«Ã½ toured the facilities and professional systems of Xuyen A General Hospital to gain a better understanding of the operations and to prepare for the effective implementation of the cooperation activities in the near future.

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On 8 July, VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ (HCMUS) officially launched the first academic activities within the framework of AUN Summer Camp 2025 in Viet Nam. The programme, hosted by VNUHCM from 6 to 19 July 2025, welcomes over 80 students from Southeast Asian countries.

The day before, on 7 July, AUN students attended a general orientation at the Headquarters, accompanied by networking and cultural engagement activities. These initial events helped students familiarise themselves with a multicultural academic environment and begin forming an international student community ready for academic collaboration and cross-disciplinary innovation.

After the general orientation, academic activities officially began at HCMUS – the first university in Viet Nam to host this year’s academic programme.

In his opening address, Assoc. Prof. Trần Minh Triết, Vice President of HCMUS, stated: “This is not only an opportunity for students to learn and make new friends, but also a journey of cultural exploration, culinary discovery, and connection with the local community. We believe young people play a crucial role in creating practical solutions to climate change – one of the most urgent global challenges today.”

The Viet Nam programme is part of the regional – an annual international academic exchange coordinated by the ASEAN University Network (AUN). This regional initiative runs from May to September 2025 and is held at 11 member universities across seven countries: Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, and Viet Nam.

As the first host institution for academic content in Viet Nam, HCMUS opened with two interdisciplinary sessions reflecting the programme’s overarching theme: “Sustainable Solutions and Youth Innovation in Climate Change.�

– The first session, “The Impact of Climate Change on Water Resources,� was delivered by Assoc. Prof. Bùi Việt Hưng (Faculty of Environment), highlighting ecosystem-based adaptation solutions rooted in environmental science.

– The second session, “AI Applications in Learning and Work,� was delivered by Assoc. Prof. Nguyễn Thanh Bình (Head of Applied Informatics, Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science). The session encouraged students to think across disciplines and understand the role of technology in sustainable development and digital transformation.

Beyond theoretical learning, the programme quickly transitioned into group-based activities to lay the foundation for students’ final academic projects.

Following the two lectures, AUN students – from over 30 member universities and diverse fields such as environment, information technology, communication, education, law, and logistics, among others – engaged in group discussions and were introduced to academic supervisors from VNUHCM. These interactions marked the start of collaborative work in international groups, leading to the development of personal essays, poster presentations, and youth-led project proposals, which will be presented and evaluated at the end of the camp.

A student from Thailand shared that although the first few days in Ho Chi Minh City felt unfamiliar, the opportunity to connect with peers from across the region, showcase cultural identity, and explore Vietnamese academic life has been exciting.

AUN students introducing themselves and engaging in ice-breaking activities on their first day at HCMUS.

Bùi Ngá»�c Thảo My, a Biotechnology student at VNUHCM- International University, expressed: “I’ve always been interested in sustainable development, so I hope activities like this continue to expand.”

Nguyá»…n Khánh Dân, a first-year student and volunteer at VNUHCM, said: “I’m really happy to take part in the programme and proud that our university is being recognised by international students.”

AUN students collaborating enthusiastically in groups at HCMUS.

Following their time at HCMUS, the AUN delegation will continue academic and experiential activities at other VNUHCM member universities, including: VNUHCM- International University, VNUHCM-University of Economics and Law, VNUHCM-University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNUHCM-University of Information Technology, VNUHCM-University of Technology, and VNUHCM-University of An Giang.

With each institution contributing to the journey, the AUN Summer Camp 2025 in Viet Nam is poised to continue spreading academic values, cultural diversity, and youth-led creativity across the Southeast Asian student community.

HCMUS presenting AUN students with souvenirs to mark the launch of the academic programme.

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At the 28th Ho Chi Minh City Technical Innovation Contest 2025, VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ reaffirmed a pioneering position in scientific research and innovation, earning recognition for four outstanding projects, alongside a distinguished honour presented to one of the University’s leading scientists.

As a highly regarded annual initiative, the contest recognises exemplary applied research and technical solutions developed across the city. This year, VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ (HCMUS) achieved notable success with four projects receiving awards: three Third Prizes and one Consolation Prize in core areas such as Healthcare and Information technology – Electronics – Telecommunications.

In the Healthcare category, a research team from the , comprising Prof. Trần Văn Hiếu, MSc. Lê Khánh Thiên, MSc. Trần Nguyễn Thu Minh, and BSc. Nguyễn Thị Lệ Giang, was awarded a Third Prize for the project “Biocompatible polymer-based nanospheres and hydrogel films incorporating fibroblast growth factor (FGF-2) for third-degree burn treatment.� The solution represents an advanced application of biotechnology aimed at improving treatment for severe burns, offering promising potential for clinical use.

In the Information Technology – Electronics – Telecommunications category, two projects received Third Prizes, reflecting the University’s technological strength. The project “Combining local and global features with contrastive learning and deep supervision for tumour segmentationâ€� provides an innovative approach to enhance accuracy in medical image analysis. The project was developed by BSc. Nguyá»…n Mậu Trá»�ng Hiếu and BSc. Phù Thị Kim Trang from the , under the supervision of MSc. Nguyá»…n Hải Ä�ăng.

The second project, “DermAI – A chatbot assistant for skin lesion diagnosis using vision-language models,� applies state-of-the-art artificial intelligence in healthcare. The project was undertaken at the Software Engineering Laboratory by MSc. Huỳnh Viết Thám and MSc. Nguyễn Tr�ng Thuận.

Additionally, the project “Smart idea design system� by BSc. Võ �ình Khôi and BSc. Nguyễn Hoàng Phúc, supervised by Dr. Lê Trung Nghĩa from the Faculty of Information Technology, received a Consolation Prize. The project highlights an effort to develop digital tools that encourage creativity and support ideation processes in technological environments.

At the award ceremony, Prof. Trần Linh Thước – former President of HCMUS, Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Biology – Biotechnology, and a member of the University Council – was honoured with the Certificate of Merit for Outstanding Scientist in Science and Technology 2024. This recognition celebrates extensive contributions to research, academic leadership, and the advancement of science and technology in Ho Chi Minh City.

Achievements at this year’s contest further affirm the University’s leadership within higher education and scientific research in Ho Chi Minh City and across Viet Nam. Each recognised project contributes not only academic value but also practical solutions addressing urgent challenges in the digital era and modern biomedical landscape.

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In a promising first participation at the Al-Khorezmi International Mathematical Olympiad (AKHIMO) 2025—a global mathematics competition for undergraduate students—a team from the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ (HCMUS) recorded a noteworthy result, with a Bronze Medal awarded to Trần Nguyá»…n Nam HÆ°ng.

First Participation at AKHIMO

Held from 26 to 31 May at Urgench State University in Uzbekistan, brought together nearly 250 undergraduate students from 57 leading global institutions, including Stanford University (USA), the University of Tokyo (Japan), Seoul National University (South Korea), and the Â鶹´«Ã½ and Technology of China, among others.

The delegation from HCMUS consisted of Trần Nguyễn Nam Hưng, �ỗ Ti�n Hải, and Nguyễn Xuân Tiến, under the academic mentorship of Dr Nguyễn Hữu Trí Nhật, lecturer at the . Following two days of rigorous competition, the organisers awarded 10 Gold Medals, 18 Silver Medals, and 27 Bronze Medals. Among the medalists, Trần Nguyễn Nam Hưng was the sole representative from HCMUS to receive a distinction.

Academic Advancement and International Engagement

Participation in AKHIMO 2025 aligns with the institutional strategy of enhancing academic quality and promoting international exposure for learners, as well as the initiative continues a longstanding tradition of global academic engagement fostered by HCMUS. Despite being the university’s first entry into AKHIMO, the outcome reflects a well-prepared approach and a strong academic orientation toward international integration.

The student team was meticulously selected and rigorously practised with academic guidance from faculty members in the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science. The objective extended beyond medal aspirations to equipping students with experience in international competition, nurturing logical reasoning skills, and developing independent research capabilities in mathematics and the fundamental sciences.

Outlook for Future Participation

Building on the achievement, the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science continues to expand advanced training programmes, enhance academic partnerships with overseas institutions, and prepare high-calibre teams for future editions of AKHIMO and other global academic competitions.

Encouraging student participation in international knowledge-based platforms is a key component of HCMUS’s sustainable development strategy, aimed at cultivating a scientifically grounded, globally competent, and socially contributive generation of graduates ready to lead in an increasingly interconnected world.

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Deputy Prime Minister Lê Thành Long has recently signed Decision No. 1012/QÄ�-TTg, officially approving the national scheme titled: “Human Resource Development and Capacity Building for Nuclear Power Deployment by 2035.â€� VNUHCM–Â鶹´«Ã½ is honoured to be among the eleven higher education institutions selected to carry out this critical national mission—laying the groundwork for Viet Nam’s long-term strategy to establish a highly skilled nuclear energy workforce.

According to the approved scheme, by 2030, Viet Nam aims to educate and develop 3,900 qualified professionals—at both university and college levels—to support the future operation of the Ninh Thuận 1 and Ninh Thuận 2 nuclear power plants. Within this cohort, 670 individuals will participate in international education and professional development programmes, gaining exposure to cutting-edge technologies and global standards in nuclear science and engineering.

Specifically, Ninh Thuận 1 Nuclear Power Plant will require 1,920 personnel: 1,020 with undergraduate degrees, 900 with college-level qualifications, and 320 undergoing overseas education and capacity enhancement. Meanwhile, Ninh Thuận 2 Nuclear Power Plant will require 1,980 personnel, including 1,050 with undergraduate degrees, 930 with college-level qualifications, and 350 pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate study abroad.

VNUHCM–Â鶹´«Ã½ has a longstanding expertise in Physics and Nuclear Engineering education. Since 2012, the University has offered a Bachelor’s programme in Nuclear Engineering—a strategic initiative aimed at cultivating a highly capable workforce for nuclear applications across industry, agriculture, medicine, and the national nuclear energy sector.

Selection for participation in this national scheme underscores the university’s academic excellence, technical depth, and enduring commitment to advancing the nation’s goals in science, technology, and sustainable energy.

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On 28 May, VNUHCM-Â鶹´«Ã½ (HCMUS) held the official opening ceremony for the accreditation process under ASIIN standards.

The evaluation covers eight undergraduate programmes: Applied Mathematics, Mathematics and Computer Science, Data Science, Nuclear Engineering, Medical Physics, Electronic Physics Technology and Informatics, Materials Science, and Materials Technology. These programmes are regarded as flagship offerings of the University, characterised by a strong academic tradition and playing a pivotal role in advancing the institutional strategy for developing high-quality human resources in science and technology.

In his opening remarks, Associate Professor Trần Lê Quan, President of the University, emphasised the crucial role these programmes play in the university’s overarching development strategy. He also reaffirmed a steadfast commitment to improving academic quality and promoting international integration.

(Accreditation Agency for Study Programmes in Engineering, Informatics, Natural Sciences and Mathematics) is a highly respected accreditation body within the European Network for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ENQA).

In Viet Nam, ASIIN is authorised to carry out accreditation for higher education institutions and academic programmes in mathematics, natural sciences, technology, and engineering. The quality certifications issued by ASIIN are internationally recognised as benchmarks for academic excellence in higher education.

From 28 to 29 May, the ASIIN panel will conduct a comprehensive assessment of the selected programmes, focusing on learning outcomes, curriculum structure, faculty expertise, infrastructure, quality assurance practices, and collaboration between the university, students, and industry partners.

Participation in the international accreditation process affirms the Â鶹´«Ã½â€™s enduring commitment to continual improvement in education quality. The process strengthens academic credibility and creates a solid platform for students to pursue learning, research, and career opportunities in a global environment.

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