The Joint Training Programs - The Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam

00:00 07/05/2024

The Joint Training Programs (JTP) of the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam (DAV) have been implemented since 2011 with the aim of enhancing the Academy’s reputation as a leading institution for training, talent development, and research in international relations and global integration. Through collaboration with reputable universities worldwide, the programs enable students to study in advanced educational environments, access international-standard curricula, and improve their competitiveness in both domestic and global job markets. These partnerships also contribute to strengthening the quality of DAV’s academic programs, aligning them with regional and international standards.

The first international partner of DAV was Victoria University of Wellington (VUW), New Zealand—one of the country’s top universities and ranked among the world’s top 150 in Politics (QS 2025). In 2011, with approval from the Ministry of Education and Training and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DAV launched its first joint undergraduate programs in International Relations, Political Science, and Media. Over 14 years of operation, the program has maintained stable enrollment and a strong transfer rate. Many students have achieved outstanding academic success, including scholarships and recognition on the VUW Dean’s List, and 15% of graduates are currently working at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Following the success of the VUW collaboration, DAV expanded its partnerships to include several leading Australian universities. These include Monash University—ranked Top 8 in Australia and Top 36 worldwide (QS rankings 2026)—offering the Bachelor of Business (International Business) and Bachelor of Media Communication; Macquarie University—ranked Top 10 in Australia and Top 138 worldwide (QS rankings 2026)—offering the Bachelor of Media and Communication and Bachelor of Commerce (International Business); and Flinders University, ranked among the Top 2% of universities globally, offering the Bachelor of Languages. These programs provide diverse academic pathways and rich international learning experiences for DAV students.

In addition to existing programs, DAV is also working with other reputable institutions such as the University of Bristol (UK) to develop new training cooperation projects, further expanding opportunities for students and reinforcing DAV’s position in the global academic landscape.

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