Post-Graduate training in Vietnam
Analysis from a manager's perspective
Keywords:
Training program, post-graduate training, educational innovationAbstract
With the explosion of knowledge and science-technology, the development of post-graduate training programs needs to be continuously adjusted, built and enhanced to suit the needs of society. In the context of current educational innovation, the development of post-graduate training programs is a global, inevitable trend in institutions and a good solution for higher education. In this study, the author will give general comments from the manager’s angle about post-graduate training in Vietnam.
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