This edited volume explores key challenges facing Vietnamese universities amidst digital transformation, navigating the intersection of technology and cultural values, competition, and open education. Chapters in this book offer insights into the current landscape of Vietnamese higher education, outlining strategies for institutional success and preparing students for post-graduation careers. Covering topics such as new teaching and research trends, online learning, course development practices, and support mechanisms for student success, this book provides essential guidance for both public and private universities. It emphasizes strategies to enhance student outcomes within degree programs and optimize the effectiveness of online courses.
Chapter
1. Redefining Higher Education in Vietnam in the Digital Age.-
Chapter
2. Traditional Curricula and Open Educational Resources.
Chapter
3.
Preserving the Community Campus Culture and Mental Health Awareness.
Chapter
4. Challenges to Quality Management in Vietnamese Higher Education: a Case
Study of Social Sciences Teacher Education.
Chapter 5. Exploring Supportive
Strategies and Teaching Approaches for Statistics course: Leveraging ChatGPT
for support.
Chapter 6. Opportunities and Challenges of Advancing Diversity
and Inclusiveness in the Context of Indigenous Research in Vietnam.
Chapter
7. Digital Application in Students Mentoring in Vietnamese Universities.-
Chapter 8. How Higher Education Institutions can collaborate with industry to
produce work ready graduates.
Duong Van Thanh is currently the country director of World Learning in Vietnam and the Academic Director of the School for International Training (SIT), Vietnam.
Mark Ashwill is Managing Director and Co-Founder of Capstone Education, Vietnam.
Hoang Anh Tuan is Professor of History, Rector of VNU University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi, Vietnam.
