Universities supported to improve capacity for internationalisation
The Ministry of Education and Training coordinated with the Australian Education Department to organise training courses from March 25 to April 11 for universities to improve their capacity for internationalisation.
John Molony, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Deakin University speaks at the event. (Photo: moet.gov.vn)
Hanoi (VNA)ꦏ – The Ministry of Education and Trainingcoordinated with the Australian Education Department to organise trainingcourses from March 25 to April 11 for universities to improve their capacity for internationalisation.
Managers and lecturers responsible for developing internationaltraining programmes from 44 universities attended the courses face-to-face oronline. During the courses, participants learned about the overview ofthe internationalisation of higher education and cooperation on studentexchange; international cooperation in research and internationalisedprogrammes; quality assurance in transnational education; internationaleducation researching; models, strategies and cooperation in transnationaleducation; strategy and plan for internationalisation of higher education; andadvantages and disadvantages of higher education’s internationalisation.
Managers and lecturers responsible for developing international training programmes from 44 universities attend the workshop. (Photo: moet.gov.vn)
John Molony, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Deakin University, said thatthe university plans to concentrate on investing in educationalinternationalisation in India, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Attracting international students will bring resources toschools and boost their brand. International cooperation of higher educationinstitutions requires efforts withclear focused approaches and strategies, he said./.
National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue attended the Vietnam-Australia Education Cooperation Forum in Melbourne on December 2, as part of his official visit to the country.
The Vietnam-Wales education cooperation workshop took place in Cardiff, Wales, gathering representatives of the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training (MoET), the Global Wales programme, the British Council, eight universities from Wales, and 30 from Vietnam.
Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Van Phuc and Deputy Managing Director of the Paris Île-de-France Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI Paris Île-de-France) Thomas Jeanjean co-chaired a meeting of the French-Vietnamese Centre of Management (CFVG), both in-person and online, in Paris on July 11.
A delegation from the Ministry of Education and Training, led by Deputy Minister Hoang Minh Son, paid a working visit to the UK on November 20-23 to enhance cooperation between education establishments of the two sides.
The annual event, which is organised by the British Council, provides opportunities for leaders in international education to connect, share knowledge, find solutions to global issues, and foster the future of further and higher education.
A conference to bolster education collaboration between Vietnam and Thailand was held by the Vietnamese Embassy in Thailand, the Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Thailand-Vietnam Friendship Association (TVFA) in Bangkok on February 21.
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John Molony, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Deakin University speaks at the event. (Photo: moet.gov.vn) 
Managers and lecturers responsible for developing international training programmes from 44 universities attend the workshop. (Photo: moet.gov.vn) 
