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UEH College of Economics, Law and Government

UEH COLLEGE OF ECONOMICS, LAW AND GOVERNMENT: OUTSTANDING

ACTIVITIES SHAPING THE IDENTITY

UEH College of Economics, Law and Government

In 2024, the College of Economics, Law and Government (CELG), University of Economics Ho Chi Minh
City (UEH) carried out many remarkable activities, not only shaping their own identity in teaching and
research but also demonstrating that CELG has continuously strived to fulfill its educational and
research mission. "Looking back at 2024: Outstanding activities shaping the identity of UEH - CELG" will
review the important activities that CELG has carried out over the past year.

CELG ACADEMIC ECOSYSTEM

With the diversity of its Schools/Institutes in the fields of research and teaching, CELG aims to build
an academic ecosystem with its own unique characteristics. From traditional strengths such as
economics, law, public management, public policy, public finance, sustainable finance, etc. to new

and modern fields such as English language, applied mathematics, economic mathematics,
financial mathematics, economic statistics and risk analysis. This diversity has firmly consolidated
the three pillars of CELG: Theory, Tools and Practice. Thanks to that, CELG constantly improves the
quality of teaching and research, creating conditions for lecturers and students to develop
comprehensively in an advanced academic environment.

In the academic ecosystem at CELG, the role of CELG's faculty, researchers and experts play the
most important role. CELG constantly expands its diverse network of partners with many
prestigious educational and international organizations, helping to consolidate and increase the
academic ecosystem, improve teaching quality, research direction on policy analysis and
international publication. Thereby, it has contributed to the development of UEH and also
influences and spreads to the global community.

ENSURING TRAINING QUALITY

Integrating with the trend of internationalization of UEH's training programs, CELG constantly
strives to improve the quality of education through the application of international standards in
training program accreditation. In 2024, the CELG conducted a self-assessment of 03 training
programs according to the international standards of FIBAA (Foundation for International Business
Administration Accreditation), including the Master of Public Administration program under the
School of Government, and two undergraduate programs: Bachelor of Arts in Applied Economics

(School of Economics) and Bachelor of Arts in English Language - Business English (School of
Foreign Languages).

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