THE ECONOMIC LAW PROGRAMME ACHIEVES FIBAA INTERNATIONAL ACCREDITATION – A STRATEGIC TURNAROUND

The Faculty of Economic Law, University of Economics and Law, Vietnam National University – Ho Chi Minh City, is pleased to announce: The Economic Law programme has officially achieved quality accreditation according to the FIBAA standards, one of the prestigious leading educational accreditation organizations in Europe.

This certification not only serves as evidence of the internationally recognized quality of education but also marks a significant step in affirming the position of the University of Economics and Law, Vietnam National University – Ho Chi Minh City, on the global higher education map. This comes at a time when the digital economy and international integration present more stringent demands than ever on the legal field.

FIBAA accreditation not only evaluates the systematic nature of the training programme but also focuses on the level of readiness of students when entering the international work environment. The core criteria recognized by FIBAA including:

• The training programme is innovative, aligned with global trends, and combines theory with practical legal experience in business, commerce, and international trade.
• The faculty’s excellent competence, consisting of renowned experts and scholars with significant influence in legal research and practice.
• Modern teaching methods, student-centered, focused on developing critical legal thinking and the ability to solve practical problems.
• A strong international cooperation network, providing opportunities for students to access exchange programmes, internships, and interdisciplinary research.
• A commitment to continuously improving training quality, adhering to international standards, and adapting to the ever-changing environment of business and international trade.

Achieving FIBAA accreditation is not only a goal but also the beginning of a stronger development phase. The Faculty of Economic Law is committed to:

• Continuously improving teaching methods, integrating LegalTech into the curriculum, helping students be ready to adapt to the digital age.
• Expanding cooperation with law practice organizations, economic groups, and regulatory agencies to bring students closer to real-world professions.
• Developing a modern legal research ecosystem, constantly innovating the curriculum to keep up with the pace of the digital economy.
• Relentlessly creating knowledge value, nurturing legal talents, and contributing to building a society for justice and sustainable development.