EasyUni has announced a new office in Jakarta as part of a continuing strategy to take advantage of uneven supply and demand for HE in south east Asia.

BESA has announced from 2019 it will run an exhibition in Vietnam to give British suppliers a chance to break into new markets.

A group of international students from Vietnam have been praised by the New South Wales minister for trade and industry Niall Blair for their entrepreneurial skills.

Know One, Teach One has been announced as The PIE Partnership's charity partner for the upcoming PIEoneer awards, to be held in September 2018.

Vietnam’s largest property developer has secured a partnership with Cornell University in a plan to build 'VinUniversity' in Hanoi, with which it hopes to transform the TNE landscape.

Experts are worried that Vietnam’s plans to make all university graduates reach at least CEFR B1 in English by 2020 are set to fail.

Vietnam has used last month's Asia Europe Ministers Education Meeting to finalise a €578,000 with Ireland and start negotiations with Norway. It is hoped the deal will encourage mobility between the two nations.

The US political rhetoric is deterring few as the top overseas study destination for Vietnamese students, as Vietnam continues to solidify its place as a strong source market. Cost concerns, however, are creating new market opportunities. Matthew D. Edward explores the trends shaping this Southeast Asian nation as an outbound market.