Hanoi Medical University enters Times Higher Education World University Rankings for the first time

Hanoi Medical University said that being named in the prestigious international rankings of Times Higher Education, ranked in the 801-1,000 group, marks the development of the school and reflects its outstanding efforts in improving the quality of training, research and international cooperation. This is the first time the University has achieved this position, as a testament to the comprehensive innovation strategy that the University has applied over the years.

In the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025, there are 2,857 higher education institutions listed.

Hanoi Medical University and its Ranking Indicators

The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, published annually, are one of the important tools for universities worldwide to evaluate and compare the quality of teaching, research and international outlook.

The rankings are based on carefully considered indicators that comprehensively reflect an institution's ability to provide an excellent learning and research environment and its ability to contribute to the global community.

Hanoi Medical University said that in recent years, it has focused on investing heavily in infrastructure and modern equipment for research and teaching, promoting international cooperation, creating conditions for students and lecturers to access advanced academic and research exchange programs. This is to help improve the quality of teaching while developing research capacity in areas such as medicine, biotechnology and health care-related specialties.

According to the School, being ranked in this ranking will open up more opportunities for the School to attract investment from international organizations, increase recognition from the international academic community, and enhance the School's reputation in training high-quality human resources for the Vietnamese healthcare sector.

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