Fifteen more training programs receive international accreditation.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The international education quality accreditation organization FIBAA has just awarded quality certification to the National Economics University and 15 training programs.

According to Professor Pham Hong Chuong, Rector of the National Economics University, the university currently has 20 programs that meet the quality standards of the ACBSP organization (USA); 15 programs that meet the quality standards of the FIBAA organization; and 16 training programs that meet the quality standards according to domestic standards.

Speaking at the accreditation ceremony, a representative from the international organization FIBAA stated that the quality assessment is based on five main standards, comprehensively reflecting the teaching and learning process of a university.

Representatives of the international education quality accreditation organization FIBAA and the Rector of the National Economics University (Photo: M. Ha).

These five standards offer five different perspectives, helping FIBAA assess and understand a university's progress: objectives, admission requirements, content and teaching methodology design, learning environment and infrastructure, and quality management.

All five standards form a complex system that not only ensures quality but also guarantees continuous improvement to meet ever-changing innovations and developments. This means that any organization involved in the accreditation process faces significant challenges.

According to the assessment of the International Federation of Educational Accreditation Organizations (FIBAA), the National Economics University achieved the highest results out of 54 evaluation criteria.

FIBAA is a quality assurance organization of the Swiss Government with offices in both Germany and Switzerland.

This is a world-leading and reputable organization for accrediting the social sciences and humanities, law, management, and economics.

Criteria such as faculty quality, student support quality, training programs, practical applicability, and the quality of facilities and services are all rigorously evaluated by this organization.

As of August 31st, 195 higher education institutions and 11 teacher training colleges have been assessed and recognized as meeting national educational quality standards.

In addition, 11 higher education institutions have been evaluated and recognized as meeting international quality standards, including: Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (VNU-HCM), Da Nang University of Technology, Hanoi University of Technology, Hanoi University of Civil Engineering, University of Science (VNU-Hanoi), Ton Duc Thang University, International University (VNU-HCM), Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics, British University Vietnam (BUV), Hanoi University of Science and Technology, and Van Lang University.

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