Science & Education
Science & Education
Central Highlands forestry institute loses 2,000 hectares of forest land
The Vietnam Academy of Forest Sciences has lost more than 2,000 hectares of forest land in the Central Highlands region over a period of 18 years.
Can Vietnamese students sustain themselves through college?
In more developed countries, the answer would be a no brainer. Of course college students can earn enough to meet daily expenses from the very first year.
Public-Private collaboration tackles plastic waste in Việt Nam
Despite being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Plastic Waste Management Public-Private Collaboration has implemented activities in line with key tasks and seen several achievements over the past two years.
Tiresome educational qualifications paperwork can deter foreign investors
I had to abandon a business project in Vietnam just because I could not obtain consular authentication for my university diploma.
Cà Mau steps up natural disaster prevention, control efforts
Cà Mau Province is taking measures to mitigate the impacts of increasing erosion and other natural disasters.
VinFuture Prize to celebrate 4 scientific innovations for humanity
Winners will be announced at the inaugural VinFuture Prize award ceremony to be held on Jan. 20 and VinFuture Sci-tech Week during Jan. 18-21 in Hanoi.
Human rights to be taught in schools nationwide
Deputy Prime Minister Vũ Đức Đam on behalf of the Prime Minister has signed Directive No. 34/CT-TTg dated December 21, 2021 on strengthening human rights content in the the national education system.
Teacher works tirelessly to bring education to poor students
Hồng Thủy Preschool used to be a severely downgraded building with no electricity, no clean water, and no toilets in a particularly disadvantaged area in central Thừa Thiên-Huế Province.
Plastic and Health Action Partnership launched
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment co-ordinated with USAID to launch "Plastic and Health Action Partnership” (PHA) in Hà Nội on Friday.
Mekong fishermen struggle to survive
Our data-driven investigation shows that local communities in the Mekong Delta are struggling to find a way out, as fishing, their main livelihood, can no longer guarantee them a sustainable future.
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Science & Edu... Headlines
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- Nha Trang scrambles to save coral reefs from bleaching
- Education service fees will not rise in next school year
- Parents' involvement in children's education can be a double-edged sword
- If you can afford it, go for an international school
- 3 Vietnam universities among global top 1,000
