A major enrolls nearly 5,500 candidates!
According to the 2023 enrollment plan, Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport plans to enroll 10,000 students. Previously, the school's enrollment target for 2021 was 1,610 (actual enrollment of 1,812 students) and for 2022 it was 5,050 (actual enrollment of 5,053 students). Thus, the expected enrollment target for 2023 is double that of the previous year and more than 6 times higher than that of 2021.
Notably, the expected targets of many industries and programs in 2023 have increased sharply compared to before.
Expected enrollment quota for logistics and supply chain management of Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport in the 2023 enrollment plan
For the logistics and supply chain management major alone, the school plans to enroll 5,480 students, higher than the total target of the whole school last year (5,050 targets). In particular, this major includes two different majors and training programs: Logistics and supply chain management (high-quality logistics and supply chain management major) enrolling 4,680 candidates; Logistics and supply chain management (logistics management and multimodal transport major, program taught entirely in English) enrolling 800 candidates.
The expected quota for 2023 of the logistics and supply chain management industry has increased sharply compared to previous years. In 2022, this industry has a quota of 810 and actually recruited 824 students. In 2021, this industry has a quota of only 60 and actually recruited 73 students.
Thus, the enrollment target for the logistics and supply chain management major of this school this year increased nearly 7 times compared to the previous year.
What is the opinion of the Ministry of Education and Training?
Speaking to Thanh Nien Newspaper reporters, Dr. Pham Nhu Nghe, Deputy Director of the Department of Higher Education (Ministry of Education and Training), said he would ask the school to report on the increase in enrollment quotas and conduct an inspection to make timely adjustments if necessary.
According to Dr. Nghe, the Ministry of Education and Training has issued regulations on determining university enrollment targets in Circular 03 of 2022. At the end of April 2023, the Ministry of Education and Training continued to issue Circular 10 amending and supplementing a number of articles of Circular 03 related to this regulation. Accordingly, enrollment targets are determined based on the training capacity of the training institution; human resource needs; the rate of students having jobs within 12 months of being recognized as graduating; training institution accreditation results; and enrollment results of the previous enrollment year adjacent to the year of determining enrollment targets and organizing enrollment.
The Circular of the Ministry of Education and Training also stipulates specific cases where training institutions are not allowed to increase enrollment quotas compared to the previous enrollment year, including: meeting time requirements but the school is not recognized as meeting accreditation standards; the rate of graduates having jobs after 12 months is below 80%; the rate of implementing enrollment quotas in the enrollment year immediately preceding the enrollment year is below 80%.
"If not in the above cases, universities have the right to increase their quotas but must ensure training quality," said Dr. Nghe.
Dr. Pham Nhu Nghe, Deputy Director of Department of Higher Education (Ministry of Education and Training)
Regarding the doubling of enrollment quota in 2 years of Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport, Dr. Nghe said that it is necessary to specifically review the conditions to ensure the quality of this school.
"In the previous year, the school only determined the enrollment target to be half of its training capacity, but this year doubling the target is a different case. If the previous year the school registered a target close to its training capacity but this year still doubled the target, then we need to question it. Because doubling this target means the school must double the conditions to ensure quality, such as the number of lecturers according to regulations," said the Deputy Director of the Department of Higher Education.
According to the enrollment plan, in 2023, Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport will recruit students using 5 methods: considering academic records (50% of the target); direct admission according to the school's plan (20% of the target); direct admission according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training (1-2% of the target); considering the capacity assessment test scores organized by Ho Chi Minh City National University (3-4% of the target); considering the 2023 high school graduation exam scores (20% of the target).
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