List of public service providers under the Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam (latest)

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On April 10, 2024, the Prime Minister issued Decision 298/QD-TTg on the list of public service providers under the Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam.

The list of public service providers under the Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam (latest) 

The list of public service providers under the Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam includes:

1. Da Nang University.

2. Hue University.

3. Thai Nguyen University.

4. Hanoi University of Science and Technology.

5. Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics.

6. Can Tho University.

7. Dalat University.

8. Dong Thap University.

9. University of Transport.

10. Hanoi University.

11. Kien Giang University.

12. National Economics University.

13. Ho Chi Minh City University of Law.

14. Mining and Geology University.

15. Hanoi Open University.

16. Ho Chi Minh City Open University.

17. Ho Chi Minh City University of Industrial Fine Arts.

18. Foreign Trade University.

19. Nha Trang University.

20. Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry.

21. Quy Nhon University.

22. Hanoi Pedagogical University.

23. Hanoi Pedagogical University 2.

24. Hung Yen Technical Pedagogical University.

25. Ho Chi Minh City Technical Pedagogical University.

26. Central Academy of Arts.

27. Ho Chi Minh City Pedagogical University.

28. Hanoi Pedagogical University of Physical Education and Sports.

29. Ho Chi Minh City Pedagogical University of Physical Education and Sports.

30. Tay Bac University.

31. Tay Nguyen University.

32. Trade University.

33. Viet Duc University.

34. Vinh University.

35. Hanoi University of Construction.

36. Academy of Education Management.

37. Central Pedagogical College.

38. Central Pedagogical College - Nha Trang.

39. Central Pedagogical College, Ho Chi Minh City.

40. Ho Chi Minh City Education Management Staff College.

41. Huu Nghi 80 School.

42.  Huu Nghi T78 School.

43. Institute of Advanced Mathematics Research.

44. School Design Research Institute.

45. SEAMEO Regional Training Center in Vietnam.

46. SEAMEO Regional Center for Lifelong Learning in Vietnam.

47. Management Board of Projects under the Ministry of Education and Training.

More details can be found in Decision 298/QD-TTg taking effect on April 10, 2024, replacing Decision 960/QD-TTg dated August 6, 2018.

Principles of establishment, restructuring, and dissolution of public service providers in Vietnam

Based on Article 4 of Decree 120/2020/ND-CP on the principles of establishment, restructuring, and dissolution of public service providers:

- The establishment, restructuring, and dissolution of public service providers must comply with the conditions, procedures, and authorities specified in Decree 120/2020/ND-CP (in cases where specialized legislation has different regulations, such regulations shall be followed);

Public service providers can provide multiple similar public services.

- Newly established public service providers (including public service providers under other public service providers) must ensure their regular and investment expenditures (except in cases where new establishments are necessary to provide essential public service providers).

Regarding public service providers under other public service providers that are self-responsible for regular and investment expenditures., they must ensure regular and investment expenditures when newly established (including cases of providing essential public service providers).

- Inefficiently operating public service providers must be restructured or dissolved.

The restructuring of public service providers must not increase the number of individuals receiving salaries from the state budget that have been approved with authority, ensuring compliance with the regulations on the number of deputy positions in the unit and implementing downsizing as prescribed.

Ho Quoc Tuan

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