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Enhancing Student Mobility

a Vietnam Perspective

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 20-22 May 2014

• Dr. Nguyen

Thi Thanh Minh Deputy Director General Vietnam International Education Development Ministry of Education and Training, Vietnam

Promoting Regional Education Services Integration: APEC University Associations Cross-Border Education Cooperation Workshop

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CONTENTS 1. Vietnam at a Glance 2. Student Mobility 3. Policy Updates 4. How to Attract Vietnamese Students

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VIETNAM AT A GLANCE Land 331,210 sq km Population 93,421,835 (July 2014 est.) GDP USD 170 billion (2013) GDP (PPP) per capita 4,000 USD (2013) HDI 0.728 (128) Growth Rate 5.3 % (2013)

VIETNAM EDUCATION SYSTEM STRUCTURE

HE Students in Vietnam

1,935,739 2,162,106 2,204,313 3,900,000 500,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 2,500,000 3,000,000 3,500,000 4,000,000 4,500,000 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2020 est.

Student Mobility

Over 100,000 Outbound students (2013)

• 10% Scholarships:

 Vietnames Government ( Projects: 322, 911, 165, 1400, MARD, MOIST, Local Governments);  Foreign Governments (Top: Russia (400), Australia (250));  Universities, International Organizations, Projects (Institutional Bi- lateral Agreements, WB, ADB …)

• 90% other sources of fundings from businesses,

families.

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Vietnamese Outbound Students in 2013

5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 Australia United States China Japan Singapore France United Kingdom Taiwan Russia Germany Canada New Zealand Korea Other countries

Number of Vietnamese sent overseas using Vietnam Government Funding (2000 - 2011)

2000- 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 T

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PhD 1508/188 347 509 760 419 3543 Master 1163/145 258 224 582 255 2482 Undergr aduate 2644/330 447 372 586 214 4263 Non- degree 727/90 48 124 57 37 993 T

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6042/755 1100 1229 1985 925 11281

Cost-sharing Agreements between VIED and APEC's Universities

5 10 15 20 25 30 35

United States Australia Russia Japan Canada China Korea Taiwan New Zealand Malaysia

Joint Training Programs in Vietnam

Foreign countries Foreign Partners Vietnamese Partners Undergrad Programs Masters Programs PhD Programs 28 231 77 262 164 12 438

JTPs Number of HE country-wise Institutions and JTPs

Policy Updates

 Law on Higher Education, approved by the National

Assembly on 18 June 2012 and effective as 1 January

• 2013. 1 Chapter on International Cooperation (Chapter

VI with 6 Articles).

 Decree No. 73/2012/ND-CP on Foreign Cooperation

and Investment in Education dated 26 September 2012, Effective 15 November 2012, providing stipulations on Foreign Cooperation and Investment in Education, including (1) joint training, (2) educational establishments with foreign investments and (3) foreign educational representative offices in Vietnam.

Policy Updates

 Project 911: Decision No. 911/QĐ-TTg dated 17 June 2010

• f the Prime Minister Approving the Training Initiative Project

for Educators of Tertiary Institutions to pursue and attain doctoral degrees for period 2010-2020. 23,000 PhD holders: 10,000 overseas, 10,000 in-country and 3,000 sandwiched (in- country + overseas).

 National Foreign Languages 2020 Project: Decision No.

1400/QĐ-TTg dated 30 September 2008 of the Prime Minister Approving the National Foreign Language Project for period 2008-2020.

 Project 599: Decision No. 599/QĐ-TTg dated 17 April 2013

• f the Prime Minister approving the Overseas Training

Program for Vietnamese. .

How to attract Vietnamese students

• Scholarship students: advisory service, cost-sharing

arrangements with VIED through various Vietnamese Government Scholarship Programs

• Research cooperation with

Vietnamese universities through 911 Project split PhD programs.

• Student and staff exchange programs.
• Joint training programs with

Vietnamese universities

• Branch Campus, Rep Office, Research centers in

Vietnam under Decree 73.

• Public Private Partnerships in higher education.

THANK YOU

minhnt@vied.vn