A Strong Shift From Expanding the Number of Higher Education Institutions to Focusing on the Quality of Higher Education.
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Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau requested that the higher education network be restructured to reduce the number of institutions by at least 20%, avoiding mechanical mergers but also not maintaining weak institutions that do not meet quality standards.
Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau stated that, in the context of developing high-quality human resources, science and technology, and enhancing national competitiveness, education and training still face many bottlenecks. The goal is for Vietnam to have two higher education institutions ranked in the world's top 100 by 2035. Why is the Ministry of Education and Training advocating for stricter university admission methods? Restructuring higher …
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau demanded a resolute restructuring of the training institution network, eliminating the "request-and-grant" mentality in autonomy, and urgently reviewing and eliminating outdated academic programs.
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