On November 18, General Secretary To Lam met with representatives of teachers and education managers on the occasion of Vietnamese Teachers' Day, November 20.

At the meeting, General Secretary To Lam raised three major issues for the education sector, including prioritizing human resource development, popularizing digital transformation knowledge, and developing the teaching staff in both quantity and quality.

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General Secretary To Lam awarded the Third Class Labor Medal to the University of Economics - Vietnam National University, Hanoi. Photo: Thanh Hung.

On this occasion, General Secretary To Lam also awarded the Third Class Labor Medal to the University of Economics - Vietnam National University, Hanoi for its contributions to training, scientific research and technology transfer, contributing to the cause of national construction. This is also the year to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the school's tradition and development.

At the ceremony, General Secretary To Lam shared: “On behalf of the Party and State leaders, I would like to congratulate the achievements of Hanoi National University, teachers and scientists over the years, contributing to training high-quality human resources, nurturing talents for the country, and bringing the brand of Vietnamese higher education to the region and the world.”

The General Secretary expressed his hope that teachers and Hanoi National University will continue to promote their achievements and maintain their mission as a cradle for training talented people and talented scientists.

The University will pioneer and lead the higher education system in international integration, striving to become the leading scientific research center of the country, moving towards the leading region and the world, a cooperation destination for large domestic and foreign enterprises, and an incubator for future science and technology enterprises.

During its formation and development, the University of Economics - Vietnam National University, Hanoi has continuously improved the quality of training, scientific research and other services with the aim of becoming a research-oriented university, training high-quality human resources in the fields of economics, management and business administration; researching and transferring research results to the Government, organizations, businesses and society.

The University of Economics is also one of the pioneering higher education institutions in developing high-quality training programs, cooperating with prestigious universities in the United States.

Typical international training programs include: Bachelor of Business Administration (BSBA) program awarded by Troy University; Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA); Master of Business Administration (MBA) program awarded by St. Francis University. The University of Economics has also achieved many outstanding achievements in prestigious international rankings, affirming its increasingly high position and reputation in the field of economic education and research.

In particular, in 2024, the school made its mark when the Economics and Econometrics field of Hanoi National University was ranked for the first time in the 451-500 group in the world according to QS World University Rankings by Subject. This is a testament to the school's continuous efforts in improving the quality of training and research, meeting international standards.

The school has been implementing many research projects/schemes with countries in the region and around the world with the participation of leading research experts in many fields.

Through international research networks, the University of Economics - Vietnam National University, Hanoi has been creating a beneficial academic environment, helping Vietnamese researchers proactively exchange and share knowledge with colleagues in the international research network; at the same time, attracting many international speakers to participate in seminars, academic exchanges and work.

General Secretary To Lam outlines immediate tasks for the education sector

General Secretary To Lam outlines immediate tasks for the education sector

This morning, November 18, General Secretary To Lam met with representatives of teachers and education managers on the occasion of Vietnamese Teachers' Day, November 20.
Minister of Education: Students do not need to be afraid but should not be 'in the same boat' with their teachers

Minister of Education: Students do not need to be afraid but should not be 'in the same boat' with teachers

Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Kim Son sent messages to students about teacher-student relationship on the occasion of Vietnamese Teachers' Day, November 20.