Accreditation of the Doctoral Program in Business Administration

On the afternoon of May 14, at Room 107 – Campus 1, the Vietnam Aviation Academy held a council meeting to evaluate the doctoral training program in Business Administration

Attending the evaluation session were scientists and experts from prestigious universities and research institutes in Vietnam:

• Prof. Dr. Ho Duc Hung – University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City: Chairman of the Council

• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Minh Tuan – Ho Chi Minh City University of Banking: Council Member, Reviewer 1

• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Phuoc Minh Hiep – Hong Bang International University: Council Member, Reviewer 2

• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Duy Phuong – International University (Vietnam National University, HCMC): Council Member

• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Canh Chi Hoang – Ho Chi Minh City University of Banking: Council Secretary

From the Vietnam Aviation Academy, attending the session were Prof. Dr. Ha Nam Khanh Giao – Vice Director; Dr. Nguyen Thi Cam Le – Head of the Faculty of Business Administration, along with members of the proposal development team for launching the PhD program in Business Administration.

On behalf of the Academy, Prof. Dr. Ha Nam Khanh Giao expressed his pleasure in welcoming the experts and scientists who had accepted the invitation to join the training program evaluation council. Over the past years, the Academy has continuously innovated and improved the quality of its education, especially postgraduate training. The development of the proposal to launch a PhD program in Business Administration is both important and urgent in the current context of educational reform.

The proposal was developed rigorously by the Academy, adhering strictly to the procedures and guidelines set by the Ministry of Education and Training. Dr. Bùi Nhất Vương, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration and representative of the proposal drafting team, presented an overview of the content and structure of the doctoral program in Business Administration, affirming that the Academy possesses adequate faculty resources and facilities to implement the program.

During the evaluation session, the council members actively engaged in discussions and provided valuable feedback aimed at refining the program. Their contributions focused on key areas such as: program objectives, expected learning outcomes, admission requirements, graduation conditions, and the curriculum. Additionally, the experts offered constructive suggestions regarding the structure, content, and knowledge components of the course modules. The drafting team expressed their appreciation for the insightful comments and addressed the council’s questions, further clarifying aspects of the program development process.

As a result, the Council approved the proposal, granting the Faculty of Business Administration permission to offer a doctoral program in Business Administration. This serves as an important foundation for the Academy to finalize the training program and submit it to the Ministry of Education and Training for formal approval to launch the doctoral program in the near future.

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