Politics · Vietnam Bureau
Vietnam's Top Leader Calls for HUST to Become Regional Research Powerhouse
Vietnam's top leadership has set ambitious targets for Hanoi University of Science and Technology to establish itself as a leading research institution in Asia by 2045. The directive emphasizes integrating education with real-world research and production while strengthening foundational sciences.
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Top Vietnamese leader To Lam has outlined a strategic vision for the Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST) to become a premier research university, urging the institution to position itself among Asia's top 100 universities within the next two decades.
In his directive, To Lam emphasized that HUST must prioritize early talent identification and development, creating pathways that connect academic learning directly with research activities and practical production applications. The approach reflects a broader shift toward integrating theoretical knowledge with industry demands.
The leader stressed the importance of reinforcing basic sciences education while fostering systems-level thinking and hands-on experience among students and researchers. This multidisciplinary approach aims to equip the institution's community with comprehensive problem-solving capabilities.
Simultaneously, Vietnam's Deputy Prime Minister has called for the rapid nationwide replication of the "AI Vietnam Academy," signaling the government's commitment to expanding advanced technology education across the country. These initiatives underscore Vietnam's determination to strengthen its research and innovation ecosystem amid regional competition for scientific leadership.