Vietnam’s new school year begins with historic education support for all students from preschool to grade 12.

Vietnamese universities under VNU-HCM are seeking hundreds of PhDs, offering attractive pay and bonuses.

All four top scorers admitted to HCM City University of Technology in the 2025 enrollment round are male students. They will pursue highly sought-after majors such as computer science, electrical and electronic engineering, and microchip design.

The Politburo’s Resolution 71 outlines ambitious education goals, including a unified textbook policy and expanded access to modern, equitable learning.

Graduating as a student at Nguyen Hue High School for the Gifted to becoming the valedictorian of the Diplomatic Academy for the 2021-2025 cohort, Nguyen Nhat Anh spent four years at university with a courageous heart and an iron discipline.

Years ago, transcript-based admissions were a commonly used method, but recently many universities have lost interest in the approach.

The policy of involving artists in organizing educational activities in schools is seen as a long-term strategic solution to address the shortage of art educators, experts say.

Vietnam’s 52,000 schools held a synchronized livestream ceremony to celebrate the opening of the 2025-2026 academic year and the Ministry of Education’s 80th anniversary.

Vietnam has joined a new initiative connecting top Asia-Pacific universities, launched as the Russian-Asian Faculty (RAF) by Far Eastern Federal University in Vladivostok during the 10th Eastern Economic Forum.

The Ministry of Education and Training’s back-to-school celebration from 8 am to 9:30 am at the National Convention Centre in Hanoi was broadcast live on VTV1 and connected online to some 52,000 education establishments across the country.

Individuals studying in specific fields that meet the demands of socio-economic development, national defence, and security, as prescribed by the Law on Higher Education will be subject to tuition exemption, according to a new Government decree.

After three health science degrees and years in practice, Pham Ngoc Hong proves that age is no barrier to mastering traditional medicine.

Tens of thousands of teachers in Ho Chi Minh City will soon undergo training in artificial intelligence (AI) according to international standards, alongside a program on STEM teaching methods in English. The city will fully cover the costs.

Two Vietnamese students were among the six winners honoured at the 2025 FedEx/JA International Trade Challenge Asia Pacific finals, organised by Federal Express Corporation together with Junior Achievement (JA) in Singapore.

As Ho Chi Minh City welcomes 40,000 new students, the city struggles to recruit enough teachers for its growing education system.

With 30 years of teaching math, Dr Tran Nam Dung shares his insights on how math education must evolve in the age of AI.

From post-war illiteracy to global integration, Vietnam’s education has undergone five transformative eras in 80 years.

Resolution 71 outlines bold goals for education by 2030, including international recruitment.

This year’s admissions cycle left both students and institutions overwhelmed as delays and procedural errors piled up.

Once finding chemistry "hard to grasp," Nguyen Thi Hong Men later became a chemistry major, and has now secured a master’s degree scholarship for study in Taiwan (China) while still in her third year, a feat she thought was "unbelievable.”