Health & Education

The goal of KIYO 4i is to promote the creativity of young people in science and technology and to provide them with real-world experience.

The Vietnamese Government prioritizes promoting nutrition, pharmaceuticals, and medical equipment to help keep people healthy.

When completed, the hospital will feature advanced early warning equipment for neurosurgery, minimally invasive surgery, and rapid post-operative recovery.

The contest aims to develop scientific aptitude and interest in science and technology among high school students worldwide.

Audiobooks have emerged as a new publishing trend and an essential part of reading culture in the digital age. They are replacing printed books as a popular way to enjoy literature.

The Expanded Program on Immunization has been in place in Vietnam since 1981, with support from WHO and UNICEF.

The three-day expo, the largest of its kind, aims to promote trade links and develop the medical and pharmaceutical market in Vietnam.

The innovative software implementation reduces the financial burden of remote medical care and enhances the skills of community-based health workers, fostering a more resilient health system.

The exhibition of scientific research illustrations, wildlife paintings, or wildlife conservation graphic novels is relatively unheard of in Vietnam.

The International Biology Olympiad is a contest in the field of biology specifically designed for high school students under the age of 20.

The move aims to improve the quality of care and protect residents' health in the new situation through vaccination.

The Vietnamese Ministry of Education is coordinating with the French Embassy to create a group of experts for the research and updating of the content of French language teaching in bilingual classes.

The Fulbright Program is designed to foster mutual understanding between the United States and other countries through academic and cultural exchange.

The newspaper assessed that the distinctive secret of Vietnam’s stellar performance lies in the classroom.

Outstanding achievements on the international stage by Vietnamese students have helped lift up the profile of domestic tertiary education.

Hanoi's goal for 2023 is to increase the number of national standard schools and reduce the disparity in the proportion of standard schools between districts.

The equipment, together with another part supporting community-level economic recovery, emphasizes the need for stronger primary health care services.

The national exam results are used for graduating from high school and being admitted to university.

Vietnam and Laos are collaborating to implement high-quality education and human resources development projects in 2021-2030.

A math school has just opened in Hanoi on June 18. It uses a curriculum from AoPS - a 900,000-member math community in the US - at a low cost for Vietnamese.