We organise all year round activivies, programmes and events that support the internationalising of higher education in Vietnam. Please click on the links below for more information and join us.
The workshop on Project 89 will be virtually co-organise by the British Council Viet Nam, Department of International Trade, UK Embassy and UK–Viet Nam Higher Education Network on 3 December
The workshop on leadership and governance is part of UK–Vietnam Higher Education Partnership.
The webinar aims to share tools and framework that promotes effective student engagement and discuss adaptation in Vietnam HE context.
Conference Staying globally relevant and innovative in the changing international higher education landscape – learnings from UK–VN HEP
The British Council in Vietnam in November 2019 organised a study visit to the UK for a Vietnamese higher education delegation which opened up numerous positive partnership opportunities.
The visit aims to create an opportunity for leadership team of UK and Vietnamese universities of the UK Vietnam Higher Education Network to meet and network.
Going Global is the British Council’s conference for leaders of international education to debate the future of further and higher education.
The event will be organised in Hanoi on 24 September at National Economic University.
The UK Vietnam Higher Education Network was formally launched by Vice Minister, Associate Professor Nguyen Van Phuc during the UK Vietnam Higher Education Collaboration forum in October 2018
The seminar will offer participants from the UK–Vietnam Higher Education Network the opportunity to meet with colleagues and receive an update on opportunities for networking.
Global Wales offered opportunities for five Vietnamese partner universities to learn UK best practice and models and develop capacity for Vietnamese higher education leaders.
University of Salford and partners in Vietnam carried out an online survey to explore current status of university industry linkages with southern universities in Vietnam.
The British Council, with support from the British Embassy, joined hands with the Ministry of Education and Training to hold a networking reception to showcase the outcomes of the project.
The British Council is pleased to invite expressions of interest from UK and Vietnam higher education institutions to deliver innovative output-led projects.
Going Global is the British Council’s flagship conference for leaders in international education to debate the future of further and higher education.
Going Global is the British Council’s flagship conference for leaders in international education to debate the future of further and higher education.
The second UK Vietnam higher education forum organised on the occasion of 45 years of diplomatic relations between the UK and Vietnam, and British Council 25 years in Vietnam.
The UK-VN HEP is designed to address the needs of the higher education sector in the UK and Vietnam. We are pleased to invite expressions of interest (EOI) from UK and Vietnam HEIs.
Going Global is a conference for leaders in international education to debate the future of further and higher education.
An initiative of the British Council Vietnam to enable education, research and innovation links between the UK and Vietnam. 26 projects have been funded since 2013.
The conference attracted the attendance of more than 900 policy makers, higher education leaders, and business people from over 70 countries around the world.
Prof Dr Bui Van Ga, Vice Minister of Ministry of Education and Training attended a bilateral meeting with leaders of the British Council, UK Universities and the International unit of UUK.
This forum will facilitate dialogue between government organisations, universities and industry with contributions and perspectives from a network of leading thinkers.
Going Global 2015, one of the world’s biggest conferences for higher education.
Over 1,000 leaders from higher education, business and government gathered in the 2014 Going Global.
The programme aims at building capacity for Vietnamese HE leaders to prepare them for the increasingly challenging roles of the universities and to ensure that they have the skills to lead.
This was one in a series of eight East Asia policy dialogues which will be held in China, UEA, Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Japan.
The Hub was established through the funding from the British Council, Aston University, UK and The University of Danang, under the VN-UK Institute of Research and Executive Education.
The UAKP initiative is to enhance education, research and innovation links between UK and ASEAN countries.