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Though badly affected by the Covid-19 epidemic, VNU's domestic and international cooperation activities remained vibrant in the past year, contributing to the affirming of VNU’s prestige, brand and stance in Vietnam’s educational system and among those of the region.
VNU’s cooperation activities were diverse with many effective training and research cooperation programs, which demonstrated VNU's strengths and cooperation potentials. The organization of international conferences and seminars has prospered with 60 conferences and seminars organized by VNU’s affiliates in collaboration with international partners in a blended live and online format.
In 2021, VNU signed 21 cooperation agreements with domestic and foreign partners, creating favourable conditions for promoting the implementation of specific cooperation activities in training, fostering human resources, researching and transferring technology as well as the activities of policy consultation, criticism and recommendation.
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In 2021, the 6th International Conference on Vietnamese Studies (ICVNS 2021) with the theme "Vietnam’s Active Integration and Sustainable Development" co-hosted by the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences and the Vietnam National University, Hanoi officially took place on both online and offline platforms. ICVNS2021 aimed at researching for the sustainable development of Vietnam and contributed to the regional and global stability, cooperation, and sustainable development. The forum "Vietnam Studies: Achievements and Prospects," chaired by VNU within the framework of ICVNS 2021, was a place for scientists, State managers, social activists, and policymakers to share and evaluate the achievements in the research and teaching of Vietnamese studies over the time and point out the existing problems, limitations as well as identify the development direction of the Vietnamese studies in the coming time.
Within the framework of the Australian Education Cooperation Program at VNU, the short-term training programs for excellent English teachers in Southeast Asia conducted by IDP IELTS experts attracted 200 participants, including 47 VNU’s officials and lecturers. More than 100 VNU’s students joined the training session on curriculum vitae writing and interviewing skills in English as well as some other training courses including Tips for getting the maximum IELTS score from IELTS experts; Improving your English proficiency – Realizing the goal of getting into university and studying overseas; Exhibition of Education in Australia with the participation of 22 Australian universities.
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