BUV selects its degree-awarding partner universities based on several key criteria:
- Educational quality:
- Ranking: partner universities are generally ranked among the UK's leading, most reputable institutions.
- Curriculum: partner programmes are designed to ensure high academic standards, meeting the needs of both the labour market and employers.
- Recognition and accreditation:
- Quality accreditation: partner universities must hold accreditation from reputable education bodies.
- International cooperation: recognised international standing and student exchange programmes help enrich the overall learning experience.
- History and reputation:
- Teaching experience: partner universities should have a strong track record of delivering transnational education programmes.
- Faculty: they should have experienced, highly qualified teaching staff in their respective fields.
- Fit with student needs:
- Market relevance: programmes must meet the needs of Vietnamese students and the local job market.
- Career orientation: courses are designed to provide practical skills and knowledge applicable to the workplace.
- Ability to support students:
- Academic support: partner universities should offer academic support and advisory services for students, from learning materials to extracurricular activities.
- Personal development: courses should include elements that help students build soft skills and career direction.