
Viet Nam National University in Hanoi
16:00 JST, July 2, 2022
Five Vietnamese universities have been named in the Times Higher Education’s Asia University Rankings 2022, three in Ho Chi Minh City and two in Hanoi.
They are Ton Duc Thang University in 73rd place; Duy Tan University (91st); Viet Nam National University, Hanoi (VNU), placed between 301st and 350th; Viet Nam National University, Ho Chi Minh City (VNU HCMC), 401st-500th; and Ha Noi University of Science and Technology (HUST), 501st+.
Universities are ranked by performance in five areas: teaching (learning environment 25%); research (volume, income, and reputation 30%); citations (research influence 30%); international outlook (staff, students and research 7.5%); and industry income (knowledge transfer 7.5%).
Among the Vietnamese representatives, VNU achieved the highest score in the area of teaching. Meanwhile, Ton Duc Thang and Duy Tan universities showed strong performance in citations, and VNU HCMC maintained its strength in industry income.
This year’s Asia University Rankings lists nearly 616 higher education institutions from 31 Asian countries and territories, up 65 from the previous year. China’s Tsinghua University topped the rankings, followed by Peking University (China), the National University of Singapore and the University of Hong Kong.
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