VietNamNet Bridge – A report by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) about the status of non-state universities is nothing new, but the schools complain they are at a disadvantage compared with state-owned schools.

A comprehensive survey of 59 of 60 non-state schools was carried out for the first time by MOET. The schools account for 25.5 percent of total 235 universities and academies in Vietnam.

Non-state schools’ reports in 2016 showed that they had 20,500 lecturers, 71 percent of whom were permanent, while the others were visiting lecturers. At the Bac Ha International University, the number of visiting lecturers was higher than permanent le turers (49 vs 48). Tiếp tục đọc “Education Ministry’s survey shows weaknesses of non-state universities” →