Universities must unify admission methods for engineering programs.

The Ministry of Education and Training requires universities to unify admission methods for talented engineering and master's programs in STEM fields.

Today, September 20, the Ministry of Education and Training issued Official Letter No. 5695/BGD DT-GD dai hoc to higher education institutions (hereinafter referred to as universities) to direct the implementation of the project on training human resources to serve high-tech development. Accordingly, universities must unify the admission method with engineering programs.

Students of the School of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Hanoi University of Science and Technology, at the semiconductor microcircuit design laboratory

PHOTO: DUC MINH

In Official Dispatch 5695, the Ministry of Education and Training stated the tasks that universities must perform when developing a plan to implement the project, including the requirement to link training activities with research when implementing training programs for talented engineers and masters in STEM (majors in strategic technology fields: science , technology, engineering, mathematics).

Specifically, universities, based on their capacity and strengths in research and training, will plan and organize enrollment and training programs for talented engineers and masters from 2025 to 2035, invite good lecturers to participate, apply modern training methods and advanced technology, and ensure the goals set in each stage.

Universities must unify admission methods for all training programs for talented engineers and masters; admission methods for doctoral training by field and group of fields.

During the training process, schools must invite good lecturers and experienced experts to guide and support learners; apply modern training methods and advanced educational technology, suitable for talented students and trainees, and enhance practical experience.

Universities need to link the training process with scientific research and technological innovation, incubate and develop strong research groups, especially interdisciplinary and inter-school research groups.

See full Official Dispatch 5695 here.

The project on training human resources to serve high-tech development in the 2025-2030 period and orientation to 2045 was issued by the Government in Decision 1002/QD-TTg dated May 24.

The project aims to prepare STEM human resources with high professional and technical qualifications to meet the needs of expanding investment in developing high-tech fields, focusing on a team of talented human resources capable of participating deeply in the research and development of strategic and prioritized high-tech technologies.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/truong-dai-hoc-phai-thong-nhat-phuong-thuc-tuyen-sinh-cho-cac-chuong-trinh-ky-su-185250920165356124.htm