On June 26, 2026, National Economics University held the Closing Session of the official survey for the external evaluation of academic programs according to the standards of the international education quality accreditation organization FIBAA.

Scene at the closing session

Attending the closing session were Ms. Friderike Odrowski – Project Manager Cluster 1; Dr. Rebekka Welker – Project Manager Cluster 2; along with members of the FIBAA evaluation expert team. On behalf of National Economics University were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Duc Tho – Party Secretary, Rector; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Huy Nhuong – Vice Rector; Prof. Dr. Nguyen Huu Anh – Vice Rector; along with leaders of Schools, Departments, Faculties, Institutes, Centers, leaders of training units, staff, faculty members, and students participating in the quality accreditation of academic programs.

This survey was conducted for academic programs across various fields, with the participation of FIBAA expert teams, university leaders, leaders of schools, faculties, institutes, functional units, along with faculty members, students, and alumni.

During their time at National Economics University, the FIBAA expert team conducted a review of evidence documents, surveyed the infrastructure system, and organized many working sessions with university leaders, leaders of training units, faculty members, students, alumni, and support units to comprehensively evaluate the training objectives, programs, teaching activities, academic research, quality assurance work, the ability to meet labor market demands, as well as the level of international integration of the programs.

The external evaluation reaffirms the commitment of National Economics University to continuously enhance the quality of education according to international standards, focusing on learners, strengthening connections with businesses, and meeting the requirements for developing high-quality human resources in the context of integration.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Duc Tho – Party Secretary, Rector speaking

In his closing remarks for the survey, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Duc Tho – Party Secretary, Rector of National Economics University, expressed his sincere gratitude to the FIBAA expert team for their objective, professional work and valuable advisory opinions throughout the evaluation process. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Duc Tho affirmed that the accreditation activity is not only an opportunity for the University to review and comprehensively assess the quality of its academic programs but also an important motivation to promote innovation, improve governance, and enhance the quality of education according to international standards. National Economics University will seriously consider the recommendations of the expert team, continue to invest in quality assurance, promote internationalization, foster innovation, and build a modern educational environment, aiming for sustainable development and affirming its position as a key national university, gradually reaching regional and global levels.

Delegates and FIBAA expert team exchange recommendations at the closing session

The closing session marks the completion of the official survey for the quality accreditation of 12 academic programs according to the standards of the international education quality assurance organization FIBAA. This activity is part of the accreditation roadmap for 32 academic programs at the National Economics University (NEU), further affirming the University’s strong commitment to ensuring and continuously enhancing the quality of education in accordance with international standards.

The exchanges and recommendations from the FIBAA expert team will serve as an important foundation for the National Economics University to continue reviewing and improving its academic programs, enhancing quality management effectiveness, meeting the demands of learners and the labor market, while aiming for sustainable development, strengthening international integration, and gradually asserting its position as a key national university reaching regional and global stature.

Article and photos: Communications Department