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0 0 6 6 9 9 RESEARCH & COLLABORATION 1 1 DEVELOPMENT AT FOREIGN TRADE UNIVERSITY E E VIETNAM C C Assoc.Prof.Dr. Nguyen Thu Thuy N N Vice President I I S S 0 0 6 6 9 9 1.Brief introduction on FTU 1 1 2.Research


  1. 0 0 6 6 9 9 RESEARCH & COLLABORATION 1 1 DEVELOPMENT AT FOREIGN TRADE UNIVERSITY E E VIETNAM C C Assoc.Prof.Dr. Nguyen Thu Thuy N N Vice President I I S S

  2. 0 0 6 6 9 9 1.Brief introduction on FTU 1 1 2.Research policy 3.Research collaboration models E E 4.International cooperation C C N N I I S S

  3. 0 0 6 6 9 9 Add: 91 Chua Lang, Hanoi, Vietnam 1 1 Tel: +84-4-32595168 Fax: +84-4-3-8343605 E E Email: qhqt@ftu.edu.vn C C Website: www.ftu.edu.vn N N I I S S

  4. History and Development Established in 1960 in Hanoi - In 1993, HCM city campus was established - In 2009, Quang Ninh campus was established -

  5. Campuses Hanoi campus Quang Ninh campus Ho Chi Minh City campus

  6. Mission FTU mission is to nurture talents and provide high-quality human resources specializing in economics, international business, finance and banking, technology, and foreign languages to create and transfer state-of-the-art knowledge, develop learning and research capabilities and professional working methods in an internationally competitive environment; disseminate expertise and experience to meet the demand of the business community and economy; and become a centre for cultural and educational exchange among countries all over the world.

  7. Major Faculties  Economics & International Business  Business Administration  Banking & Finance  International Economics  Fundamental Sciences  Political Science  Laws  Foreign Languages: English, Japanese, Chinese, French, Russian  Vietnamese

  8. Overview of Programs  Undergraduate Programs  Programs taught in Vietnamese  Programs taught in English  Joint programs with foreign universities  Master Programs  Programs taught in Vietnamese  Programs taught in foreign languages (English or French)  Joint programs with foreign universities  PhD programs (taught in Vietnamese)  Associated programs  Short-term programs

  9. Undergraduate Programs ( taught in Vietnamese ) Tourism and Hospitality – International Business - Management Economics International Finance International Trade Financial Analysis & International Business Investment Management International Business - Banking Management Finance & Banking International Business Laws International Economics Accounting Business English E-commerce Business Japanese Business Chinese Business French

  10. Undergraduate Programs ( High-quality programs, taught in English ) 1. International Business Economics 2. International Business Management 3. Finance and Banking 4. International Economics

  11. Master Programs (taught in Vietnamese) 1. International Business 2. MBA 3. International Economics 4. Banking and Finance

  12. PHD Programs (taught in Vietnamese) 1. International Economics 2. Business Administration

  13. Exchange, study abroad, summer, and other programs Exchange, study abroad, and other programs are conducted between FTU and 63 universities in 16 countries (as of May 2016). Programs include exchange of students and staff, study abroad, internships, summer camps, and others. Partners in these programs include such as Colorado State Uni.-Fort Collins (USA), California State Univ.-Fullerton, Victoria Uni. (Canada), Latrobe Uni. (Australia), Uni. of Applied Sciences and Arts (Switzerland), Mannheim Uni. (Germany), Barcelona Uni. (Spain), Waseda Uni. (Japan), Seoul National Uni. (Korea)…

  14. 0 0 Research policy: Research is mandatory responsibility of lecturers 6 6 9 9 Training Research Capacity building • Delivering lectures • Writing publications • Participation to 1 1 (books, articles, seminars/workshops • Supervising thesis papers,…) and dissertations • Attending training • Participating in courses research projects • Developing curricula E E and syllabi • Supervising students’ research C C N N Minimum threshold Minimum threshold of 600 working I I of 600 working hours hours S S

  15. 0 0 Research policy: Main directions 6 6 9 9 1. Providing favorable conditions for lecturers to 1 1 complete research responsibility. 2. Providing incentives for high quality research outputs E E 3. Supporting lecturers toward higher quality research C C outputs N N 4. Interacting between research and training I I S S

  16. 0 0 Research policy: Measuring research outputs 6 6 9 9 Research Projects: - Participation (leader vs member) 1 1 - Level of projects (State/ministry/university) Publications: Curriculum - By journals Development: - By languages - Textbooks E E - Syllabus C C Research N N outputs I I S S

  17. 0 0 Research policy: Research incentives 6 6 9 9 Publications: - Articles on ISI/Scopus journals: 500 - 1000 USD 1 1 - Support for self-published books: 1000 USD/year/person E E Research projects: - Excellence results: 200 - 1000 USD C C Participation in Workshop/seminars: N N - Travelling and registration fees: up to 800 USD/year/person (from 2016) I I S S

  18. Research policy: Interactions among research activities ISI/Scopus- indexed journal International journals ISI/Scopus-indexed Peer-reviewed domestic journal FTU-organised international conferences State-level research FTU conferences projects Ministry-level research projects University-level research projectsces

  19. Research results Number of research projects 30 28 27 25 23 22 20 State-level 16 15 Ministry-level 12 University level 10 7 5 5 4 4 3 3 2 1 1 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

  20. Research results Number of journal publications 180 18 160 16 16 155 15 140 14 140 130 126 120 12 104 100 10 10 80 8 60 6 5 40 4 20 2 1 0 0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Peer-reviewed journals international journalss

  21. Research Collaboration - Expertise Foreign Trade Univ. - Dynamic - Practical Foreign Partner and qualified problem - Foreign Enterprises staff experience - Practical - Ideas and application adaptation of foreign knowledge in Vietnam Aims: - Building capacity for FTU - Supporting Vietnam’s companies’ operations

  22. Research Collaboration model 1 Foreign partner - supervised (i.e.WTI) Funding: - External source of funding - Do not exclude funding from foreign partner or FTU Implementation: - Proposed and implemented by FTU - Supervised by foreign partner Output: - Internationally publishable outputs

  23. Research Collaboration model 2 University – Industry collaboration (i.e. Rang Dong Company) Funding: - Co-funding mechanism Implementation: - Proposed by enterprises - Co-implemented by both partners Output: - Problem solving and capacity building for enterprises - Practical access/experience for FTU’s staff

  24. International Cooperation FTU has 145 partners from 30 countries world wide. The network of international partners is expanding rapidly.

  25. International conferences (Co-organizer)  Vietnam Economist Annual Meetings (VEAM)  Vietnam International Conference in Finance (VICIF), with VFAI  SEAAIR annual conferences (South East Asia Association for Institutional Research)  AUN-QA international conferences  Smaller-scaled regular international seminars and conferences

  26. International cooperation Visit of H.E. President Visit of H.E. the Secretary of State Bill Clinton in 2010 Hillary Clinton in 2012 Lecture by Prof. Roger Myerson – Nobel Laureate – in 2012

  27. International cooperation Visiting professors at FTU International students at FTU FTU lecturers abroad FTU students abroad

  28. International Cooperation FTU is keen to cooperate with foreign universities and international organizations to set up: • Joint educational programs; • Exchange, study abroad, transfer programs; • Joint research, conferences, seminars; • International projects.

  29. Welcome to FTU!

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