

DAV OVERVIEW
HISTORY OF ESTABLISHMENT
1959: The College for Foreign Affairs
The Standing Committee of the Government Council issued a decision to establish the College for Foreign Affairs under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
1960: Faculty of International Relations
The College for Foreign Affairs was merged with the University of Economics and Finance to become the Faculty of International Relations (Diplomacy - Foreign Trade).
1963: School of Diplomatic - Foreign Trade Officers
The Faculty of International Relations was split to establish the School of Diplomatic - Foreign Trade Officers.
1967: The University of Foreign Affairs
The School of Diplomatic - Foreign Trade Officers was separated into the University of Foreign Affairs and the Foreign Trade University
1977: Institute of International Relations
In 1977, the Government Council issued Decision No. 60/CP to establish the Institute of International Relations
In 1987, the Chairman of the Ministers Council issued Decree No.78-HDBT merging the University of Foreign Affairs into the Academy for International Relations.
1992: The Institute of International Relations
The Chairman of the Council of Ministers issued Decision No. 279-CT renaming the Academy for International Relations to the Institution of International Relations.
2008: Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam
The Institution of International Relations was upgraded and renamed the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam in accordance with Decision No. 82/2008/QD-TTg dated June 23, 2008 of the Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
INFORGRAPHICS
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DANH HIỆU THI ĐUA
1994: Huân chương Lao động Hạng nhất: First - Class Labor Order
1999: Huân chương Độc lập Hạng ba: Third - Class Independence Order
2004: Huân chương Độc lập Hạng Nhì: Second - Class Independence Order
2009: Huân chương Hồ Chí Minh: Ho Chi Minh Order
2019: Huân chương Độc lập Hạng Nhất: First- Class Independence Order
60-YEAR HISTORY OF ESTABLISHMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
02 Research Institutes include The East Sea Institute and the Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies are ranked as the highest think tank in Vietnam, 42nd in the Asia-Pacific region and 37th in global government think tanks (2018).
06 Undergraduate Programs: International Relations, International Communication, International Economics, International Law, English Language, and International Business
3 professors, 14 Associate Professors, 20 Doctorates
The largest number of Professors, Associate Professors and Doctorates in International Relations in Vietnam.
26.6 points
The admission score for the International Relations major is among the highest in Vietnam so far (in 2020, International Relations majors: 26.6 points)
Vision: Maintaining top 1 in training and research for foreign affairs and comprehensive international integration in Vietnam, striving to become the leading academy in the region by 2030.