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Excellent graduate in engineering publishes 4 international papers

Not only was she the top enrollee upon admission, but Bui Hanh Nhung also became the valedictorian of the Materials Technology program at Phenikaa University, graduating with Excellent honors.

Prime Minister calls for immediate regulation on students’ Internet use

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh directs the Ministry of Education to create strict, culturally appropriate Internet rules for students.

Educators alarmed about rise of violent incidents at schools in Vietnam

Many dedicated teachers say they feel helpless when students behave rudely or disrespectfully, and hesitate to correct such behavior for fear of being accused of violating professional ethics. Some choose silence to “stay safe”.

Hanoi offers tuition support to over 600 private schools

Students enrolled in private schools and high-quality public schools in Hanoi will receive monthly tuition support ranging from 155,000 VND to 217,000 VND (approximately 6.30 to 8.80 USD), depending on education level and location.

Two students beaten to death, educators ring red alert about school violence

Several serious cases of school violence occurred within a short period, causing severe injuries and deaths. When conflicts arise, students increasingly see violence as a “normal way to solve problems.”

IELTS test scores unexpectedly revised for many Vietnamese candidates

Hundreds of test-takers in Vietnam have been notified of sudden score changes from IDP and the British Council, even months after their tests.

Richest Vietnam's professor nears dollar billionaire status

Ho Xuan Nang, Chair of the Phenikaa University Council and Chair of the Board of Directors at Vicostone JSC, has just been recognized as meeting the standards for the title of professor in 2025.

School board dismisses chairman after viral video sparks outrage

To Hien Thanh High School’s governing board in Ninh Binh has decided to terminate the chairman’s position following a viral scandal.

All five Vietnamese students get medals at World Young Physicists Olympiad

All five Vietnamese students Hanoi excelled at the 2025 World Young Physicists Olympiad (WYPO), held recently in Indonesia, winning two silver and three bronze medals.

HCM City vows support for universities as leaders meet academics

Secretary Tran Luu Quang affirmed that the city is poised for change - particularly in its approach to tackling complex issues. Ho Chi Minh City’s leadership expressed a strong desire to listen more to experts and scientists.

School leader in viral ‘intimate office video’ under investigation

Ninh Binh authorities are verifying video clips of a school official caught in a compromising situation.

Deputy PMs join groundbreaking ceremonies for boarding schools

Permanent Deputy PM Nguyen Hoa Binh attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the Son Kim 1 Primary and Junior Secondary Boarding School in Ha Tinh province.

Vietnam worries as top Olympiad students stay abroad after studying overseas

Many top-performing Vietnamese students in international and regional Olympiads choose to study abroad and remain overseas after graduation, raising concerns for the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET).

'Since AI arrived, teacher competency gaps have widened greatly': principal

A school principal expressed concern about teachers’ competency at the recent talk “Learning and questioning in the AI storm,” which explored the topic “why learning can become harder in the AI storm".

Two student deaths prompt crackdown on school violence in Thanh Hoa

Authorities respond to deadly bullying incidents with stronger school safety policies.

Ministry proposes teacher salary reform to improve retention

The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has outlined several reasons why teachers should be given a special salary coefficient compared with other professions.

Universities proposing to grant professorships: how to prevent title inflation?

Representatives from several universities support allowing accredited universities to self-assess and confer the titles of professor and associate professor based on national standards.

‘Salary isn’t everything’: What scientists really need to stay in Vietnam

Experts urge Vietnam to create practical, empowering policies to retain scientific talent.

Vietnam has 25 universities ranked in QS Asia list for 2026

Vietnam’s presence in the QS Asia University Rankings jumps to 25 institutions, with three universities in the top 200.

Chairman with $360 million recognized as professor in mechanical engineering

Vicostone chairman Ho Xuan Nang has been officially named professor in the field of mechanical engineering - dynamics in 2025.