The Academy of Public Administration and Management has completed the evaluation of 8 training programs.

NDO - Eight undergraduate degree programs at the Academy of Public Administration and Management have recently undergone quality assessment and evaluation. These include: Human Resource Management, Office Management, Law, Political Science, Party Building and State Administration, Information Systems, Information and Library Science, and Cultural Studies.

According to information from the Academy of Public Administration and Management, the Academy has just completed an official survey to assess the quality of eight undergraduate training programs, including: Human Resource Management, Office Management, Law, Political Science , Party Building and State Administration, Information Systems, Information - Library Science, and Cultural Studies.

The survey and evaluation of the Academy's training programs was conducted over five days, completing on May 10th. According to the Academy's leadership, this is one of the important events, clearly demonstrating the Academy's strategic commitment to ensuring and continuously improving the quality of training in response to the fundamental and comprehensive reform of Vietnamese higher education .

Professor Tran Van Nam, former Director of Da Nang University and Head of the External Evaluation Team, presented the preliminary report on the results of the official survey.

During the official survey to assess the quality of 8 undergraduate training programs at the Academy of Public Administration and Management, the following activities were carried out: reviewing supporting documents and related materials; interviewing and discussing with relevant stakeholders inside and outside the Academy; working directly with leaders and professional staff at functional units and faculties with training programs being evaluated; observing teaching and learning activities; surveying the opinions of stakeholders; inspecting and surveying facilities serving the training programs such as: library, documentation room, practice room, classrooms, training grounds, dormitories, etc.

These activities aim to gather multifaceted information to obtain a comprehensive, objective, and accurate assessment of the extent to which the Academy's training programs meet quality standards.

Professor Nguyen Quoc Suu, Deputy Director of the Academy of Public Administration and Management.

Speaking at the closing ceremony of the survey on the morning of May 10th, Professor Nguyen Quoc Suu, Deputy Director of the Academy of Public Administration and Management, and Vice Chairman of the Self-Assessment Council for Training Programs, emphasized: In the context of the Academy of Public Administration and Management having just undergone organizational restructuring with numerous tasks and challenges arising from organizational and personnel issues, new requirements regarding mission and vision, etc., the official evaluation of 8 undergraduate training programs is not only a test of the Academy's capabilities, adaptation efforts, and innovation, but also an opportunity to foster self-reliance, self-improvement, cohesion, and collaboration towards a new phase of development for the Academy.

"The feedback, recommendations, assessments, and guidance from the delegation serve as a basis for the Academy to reflect upon, improve, and continue to innovate and enhance the quality of its training programs, aiming for even higher quality in the future," said the Deputy Director of the Academy.

The Academy of Public Administration and Management is committed to developing a serious, substantive, and clearly defined action plan, consolidating existing foundations and gradually improving shortcomings ranging from training programs and faculty to teaching methods, facilities, and quality assurance… in order to enter a more vigorous, proactive, and confident cycle of innovation, continuing to affirm its position as one of the leading training institutions in public administration and management.

At the closing ceremony, the members of the External Evaluation Team presented a preliminary report on the results of the official survey. Dr. Phi Thi Nguyet Thanh, Deputy Director of the Thang Long Center for Educational Quality Accreditation, acknowledged and highly appreciated the Academy's cooperation in implementing activities to support the external evaluation of the eight training programs. Representatives of the External Evaluation Team, the Thang Long Center for Educational Quality Accreditation, and the Academy's leadership signed the minutes confirming the completion of the official survey.

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