Office for Academic Affairs

Monday - 02/07/2018 22:52

Office for Academic Affairs is responsible for advising the Rector; manage, control and administer academic affairs, including plans, programs, materials, teaching arrangement and teaching quality according to the regulations of Ministry of Education and Training, Vietnam National University and existing guidelines.

Office for Academic Affairs is responsible for advising the Rector in devising plans and implementing the guidelines of the Ministry of Education and Training, VNU and game đánh chắn online đổi thưởng concerning undergraduate and graduate training; direct and supervise the academic affairs at different levels according to existing regulations. Its main tasks are:

Advise the Rector in defining the objectives and scales of training, professional structure, and open new majors and specialties; suggest new measures to reform and perfect the content and process of curriculla, teaching methods and manage the quality of training.
Advise and assist the Rector in managing and implementing the international joint training programs.
Devise general teaching plans for each course, semester and academic year; develop schedules and timetables for teaching activities.
Inspect the progress of teaching activities, curriculla and regulatory compliance at the faculties; make suggestions or amendments as prescribed by the Rector.
Provide administrative management of training activities at different levels according to the general directives on undergraduate and graduate training approved by the Ministry of Education and Training and VNU; collect and process information on teaching and learning materials.
Advise the Rector on policies for teaching staff at the University and visiting lecturers; inspect and approve the teaching schedules and decide the payment of lecturers; advice on how to improve teaching facilities and conditions.
Instruct and respond to the questions of students regarding classes and exams.
Devise annual plans for admitting students into undergraduate and graduate programs; coordinate the admission process with other units at the University.