According to the Ministry of Education and Training's plan to build high-quality training centers in Da Lat and Buon Ma Thuot cities, by 2045, Da Lat University will have at least 5 member schools.
On November 4th, at Da Lat University ( Lam Dong province ), Deputy Minister of Education and Training Hoang Minh Son chaired a seminar to gather feedback on the draft plan for establishing high-quality training centers in Buon Ma Thuot and Da Lat cities, in preparation for submission to the Prime Minister for approval.
Scene from the seminar
The project aims to develop Tay Nguyen University (Buon Ma Thuot City) into a regional university, a leading high-quality training center in the Central Highlands region, among the top universities in Southeast Asia, and ranked among the top universities in Asia in the fields of high-tech agriculture , biotechnology, and medicine. Simultaneously, the project aims to develop Da Lat University into a leading high-quality training center in the Central Highlands region, among the top universities in Southeast Asia, and ranked among the top universities in Asia in the fields of high-tech agriculture, biotechnology, and tourism.
To achieve the above goals, the two universities, Tay Nguyen University and Da Lat University, must modernize their technical infrastructure and facilities, and expand their development space from now until 2030. The percentage of lecturers with doctoral degrees must reach over 50% of the total number of lecturers. The number of training programs must be expanded to over 60. Tay Nguyen University will increase its training scale by 150%, focusing on key fields such as health, economics , education, agriculture and forestry, and biotechnology. Da Lat University will increase its training scale to over 20,000 students, enrolling over 3,500 students, trainees, and researchers per year in full-time, concentrated programs; with the percentage of ethnic minority students exceeding 10%.
By 2045, Da Lat University will become the University of Da Lat with at least 5 member schools.
The orientation towards 2045 is to develop Tay Nguyen University into a regional university, becoming a center for training high-quality human resources for the Central Highlands region, the whole country, and the Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia development triangle, contributing to economic and social development, preservation and development of the culture of the ethnic groups in the Central Highlands.
For Da Lat University, by 2045 it aims to have at least 5 member schools, becoming a high-quality training center in the Central Highlands region, and ranking among the top 100 universities in Southeast Asia.
A corner of Da Lat University.
Attending the seminar, representatives from universities in the region, leaders of education and training departments, and experts contributed many ideas suggesting the need for collaborative training, leveraging the advantages of universities with branches or campuses in the Central Highlands; and the possibility of combining scientific research and exchanging lecturers between universities.
Attracting talent is difficult, but retaining talent is even more challenging. Therefore, a worthy compensation system is needed to attract and retain talent for the two high-quality training centers in Da Lat and Buon Ma Thuot cities. In addition, the training and research environment needs attention; curriculum reform is necessary, training effectiveness is improved, and digital transformation is applied in training linked to scientific research; attracting students from Laos and Cambodia to study and conduct research is also crucial.
Students of Da Lat University
High-quality training centers, in addition to their mission of training and providing high-quality human resources for socio-economic development and expanding access to education, especially for ethnic minorities, to ensure political stability and national defense and security in the Central Highlands region, also play a leading role in connecting and supporting universities, research institutes, and colleges in the region to train high-quality human resources according to the needs of each field, type, and level of training.
Deputy Minister of Education and Training Hoang Minh Son acknowledged the feedback to improve the draft.
Deputy Minister of Education and Training Hoang Minh Son acknowledged the suggestions for improving the draft. The Deputy Minister emphasized the necessity of establishing high-quality training centers in Buon Ma Thuot and Da Lat cities, a matter under the guidance and direction of the Party and State, to meet the learning and training needs of the people in the Central Highlands region and the practical needs of the economy and society currently facing a shortage of high-quality human resources.
According to Mr. Son, training must be one step ahead; these two core universities will collaborate with training institutions in the region, research institutes, businesses, and domestic training facilities to achieve the set goals.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/truong-dh-da-lat-co-it-nhat-5-truong-thanh-vien-vao-nam-2045-185241104112530817.htm
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