ROLE OVERVIEW VinUniversity is seeking a highly organized, detail-oriented, and experienced professional to provide financial support in a dynamic, fast-growing academic environment. This role is critical to ensuring efficient financial operations, including budget appraisal, budget monitoring, and compliance with internal policies and accounting standards. This position will report directly to the Chief Finance Officer. KEY […]

Summary​ This workshop is designed to build essential research skills among students and early career researchers through focused, practical training in three key areas. The first session explores Open Research practices, including open access publishing, data sharing, and reproducibility, fostering a culture of transparency and collaboration. The second session focuses on Quantitative Research Methods, with […]

Implications and Opportunities for Vietnam’s Private Sector in the Era of Global Standards In today’s rapidly shifting global economy, sustainability is no longer a distant ideal – it is a defining force reshaping how companies operate, compete, and grow. Around the world, businesses are navigating an increasingly complex web of ESG standards and climate-related regulations. […]

When Every Strong Study Begins with the Right Question   On the morning of November 22, 2025, under the coordination of Dr. Phung Thi Viet Bac and Dr. Than Thi Trang Uyen, VinUniversity successfully organized the seminar “Nurturing Your Research Question”, attracting faculty members, researchers, and students interested in research methodology. Opening the session, Prof. […]

VinUniversity has established its Research Affairs Committee (RAC) for the 2025-2026 academic year. Formed in October 2025, the RAC is a key standing committee that plays a crucial role in advancing VinUni’s research and innovation initiatives. RAC’s function is to support the Provost and the Executive Board in developing policies and mechanisms, solving problems, creating […]

On November 19, the seminar on “Gender Differences in Healthcare Utilisation – Evidence from Unexpected Health Shocks” by Assoc. Prof. Seetha Menon, an applied economist from the University of Southern Denmark, attracted faculty, researchers, and students interested in health economics, public health, behavioral science, and data-driven policy insights. The talk began by exploring the issue […]