NEU Concludes External Evaluation of 4 Academic Programs According to FIBAA Standards in 2026 – Cluster 4
07/08/2026 2026-10-20 10:16NEU Concludes External Evaluation of 4 Academic Programs According to FIBAA Standards in 2026 – Cluster 4
NEU Concludes External Evaluation of 4 Academic Programs According to FIBAA Standards in 2026 – Cluster 4
After a period of diligent, responsible, and objective work, on the afternoon of August 6, 2026, the National Economics University held the Closing Session of the official survey serving the external evaluation of 4 academic programs according to the standards of the Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation (FIBAA) – Cluster 4. The closing session marked the completion of the direct survey and evaluation process by the FIBAA expert team on the academic programs within Cluster 4, further affirming the University’s commitment to enhancing educational quality according to international standards.

Scene at the closing session
Attending the closing session, from the FIBAA international education quality accreditation organization were: Ms. Marie Bielke – Project Manager of Cluster 4; along with members of the expert team. From the National Economics University were: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Huy Nhuong – Vice President of the University; along with representatives of unit leaders, faculty members, students, alumni, and stakeholders involved in the evaluation process.
During the official survey period, the FIBAA expert team examined evidence files, surveyed the infrastructure system, and organized working sessions with university leaders, training unit leaders, faculty members, students, alumni, employers, and support units to comprehensively evaluate the training objectives, program structure, teaching activities, academic research, quality assurance efforts, the extent of meeting labor market demands, as well as the internationalization orientation of the academic programs.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Huy Nhuong – Vice President of the University speaks
Speaking at the closing session, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Huy Nhuong – Vice President of the National Economics University expressed sincere gratitude to the FIBAA expert team for their objective, professional, and responsible work, and acknowledged the valuable advice and recommendations provided to the University. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Huy Nhuong affirmed that the accreditation activity is not only aimed at evaluating the quality of academic programs but also serves as an opportunity for the University to review and improve its quality assurance system, continue to innovate university governance, and enhance educational quality according to international standards. The National Economics University will earnestly adopt the expert team’s recommendations, gradually perfect the academic programs, promote internationalization, and build a modern educational environment to meet the requirements for developing high-quality human resources in the context of integration.

The closing session of the external evaluation of 4 academic programs according to FIBAA standards in 2026 – Cluster 4 was held online
At the closing session, representatives of the FIBAA expert team presented preliminary remarks on the survey results, acknowledged strengths in governance, program development and implementation, faculty team, learner support activities, and the quality assurance system of the National Economics University. Additionally, the expert team provided several recommendations to further enhance educational quality and capitalize on the University’s strengths in the future.
The closing session concluded the official evaluation of four academic programs within Cluster 4, while reaffirming the National Economics University’s commitment to continuously improving quality, expanding international accreditation, and developing academic programs that meet the needs of students, businesses, and society. The recommendations from the FIBAA expert team will serve as an important foundation for the University to further refine its academic programs, enhance the effectiveness of quality assurance efforts, and gradually realize the goal of becoming a national key university with regional and global prestige.
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