VNU Hanoi launches new program offering up to $40,000 for patents and research achievements.

Vietnamese students earned high marks at the 2024–2025 Huawei ICT competition, which concluded on May 24 in Shenzhen, China.

Despite their “decorative” label, many customers are buying rattan canes for old-school discipline.

The programme aims to contribute to reducing traffic injuries and fatalities by developing recommendations for establishing criteria, models, standards and regulations for traffic-safe school zones in Vietnam.

Professor Furuta Motoo donates VND 1 billion to support scholarships at Vietnam-Japan University after receiving the 2024 Bao Son Prize.

A scientific paper listing an associate professor of physics as lead author, along with a study abroad consultant and several high school students, has been retracted by the Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems, published by Sage.

Commenting on the draft amendment to the Higher Education Law, some educators have suggested abolishing the national and regional university model.

Prof. Hoang Xuan Phu becomes a member of the European Academy of Sciences after rigorous selection.

A heartfelt essay about perseverance and passion for math helped Nguyen Phuc Luong secure full-ride offers from top US universities.

A Computer Science and Engineering major, La Nguyen Gia Hy has graduated early with an outstanding 4.0/4.0 GPA at the HCM City University of Technology.

The amended Higher Education Law is half the length of the 2018 Higher Education Law, and the number of guidance documents, measured by pages, has also been reduced by roughly half to simplify and avoid overlapping regulations.

Vietnamese students won the country’s highest-ever number of awards at the Regeneron ISEF 2025, including two second prizes and four special sponsor awards.

AIES in Ho Chi Minh City closes unexpectedly; parents lose millions in prepaid tuition.

Outdated forecasts and misallocated land have left Hanoi’s students competing for public school seats.

Pham Doan Minh Khue’s heartfelt letter as “the ocean” earns first prize in a contest that attracted 1.5 million entries from across Vietnam.

Located 40 km southeast of downtown Mexico City, Escuela Primaria Republica Socialista de Vietnam is the only educational institution in Latin America bearing the name of Vietnam’s official title.

Despite resolutions dating back over a decade, Hanoi remains short more than 150 public high schools to meet student demand.

It aims contributing to improved educational quality, workforce retention and the sustainable development of Vietnam’s education sector, the Ministry of Education and Training said.

Rising population and limited school capacity intensify pressure on students and families.

All four Vietnamese students participating in the 2025 Mendeleev International Chemistry Olympiad (IMChO) won medals, including two golds and two silvers.