Tiếng Việt
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
University and post-graduate trainings: Striving to achieve a training scale of 5,000 learners (converted) in 15 undergraduate majors, 5 master's majors and 1 doctoral training major. Strengthening the application of information technology, improving training quality, ensuring that graduated students achieve expected learning outcomes equal to reputable domestic training institutions and that the employment rate is above 80% after 1 year of graduation.
Training Officials: Achieving an average annual training scale of at least 2,500 trainees with 20 different training programs organized annually for Vietnam Women’s Union (VWU) officials, female officials and female workers, contributing to promoting gender equality, and successfully implementing VWU’s Officials Training Project approved by the Prime Minister during the period 2018-2025.
Science & Technology: Becoming a leading scientific research facility in the country on the issues of women and gender equality, with the total number of scientific tasks increasing 3 times compared to the period 2016-2020, reaching the annual average of 150 scientific works published. Within 5 years, at least 20% of the lecturers/researchers have international publications meeting standards.
International Cooperation: Develop cooperative relationships with at least 50 universities, scientific research institutions and international organizations, contributing to the implementation of at least 1 international joint training program and 2 exchange programs for student, teachers and lecturers, and 100% of the training programs at VWA have international experts participating in teaching and academic discussions each year.
Organization model and financial autonomy: Successfully build VWA's organization model in a streamlined and effective direction and proactively exploit resources to ensure that VWA can be autonomous for at least 50% of its financial needs. Strive to have the VWA Campus facility in Ho Chi Minh approved by MOET to allow university trainings with at least 2 different research majors.
Vision towards 2030:
Vietnam Women's Academy strives to be recognized as a "practical-application-oriented" higher education institution and to achieve national standards prescribed for higher education institutions. There will be a number of majors (Gender & Development, Social Work, Law, Business Administration) that reach the ASEAN regional standards in training and scientific research. Furthermore, VWA will become a prestigious institution in Vietnam in training VWU's officials, female officials, and officials working on women's work in the political system.
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