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Chapter 2  Results of Technical Cooperation Project




         9)  Identify CTU’s        These issues were discussed in several sessions with issues of Activity 3-4 among
             challenges/solu-      the key members of relevant units of CTU, PMU members and the Project experts
             tions of Quality      in the first half of 2017 and summarized in a paper which was a basic document
             Assurance(QA) for     for making plans of short-term training in Japan.
             continuous im-        On February 21 , 2020, CTU invited the Asian regional director of QS Intelligence
                                                  st
             provement of edu-     Unit to give a lecture titled “Identity, Influence & Impact of Viet Nam Universi-
             cation                ties on the World’s Stage” to the staff members of relevant units of CTU. The CTU
                                   members renewed their consciousness on CTU’s challenging issues through his
                                   presentation and discussion with him.
         (Plan:

          Jul. 2016 – Mar. 2017)
         10) Sharing Japanese      A seminar of QA was held at CTU by a professor of Chuo University in Japan in
             universities’ expe-   March 2016.
             rience on QA          Two (2) core members of CTU were dispatched to Japan in November 2019 to
                                   fulfill this purpose under the scheme of short-term training. One is a Vice Rector
                                   in charge of quality assurance and the other is the deputy director of the Quality
         (Plan:                    Management Center of CTU.
                                   They visited TUMSAT and Kyushu University for sharing Japanese universities’
          from Nov. 2017 to        experience including JABEE (Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering Educa-
          2020 annually)           tion) and exchanging opinions on QA and QM of university education. They also
                                   participated in the international conference of QS-APPLE2019 hosted by Kyushu
                                   University in Fukuoka City. In the conference, they joined panel discussion in the
                                   program “Building a global university brand”. After returning from Japan, they
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                                   invited the Asian regional director of QS Intelligence Unit to CTU on 21  February
                                   2020. (See above [Act.2-9])
                                   [Note] QS-APPLE is one of the several annual conferences organized by
                                   Quacquarelli Symonds (QS). The formal name is QS Asia-Pacific Professional Lead-
                                   ers in Education. QS is a leading university evaluation institution based in the UK.



         b)  [Indicators of Output 2] Education implementation system in the three fields is strengthened.

            Indicator                                         Achievement
         1)  Number of    The following three new master’s programs were established in 2017 and opened in Oct.
             education     2018.
             programs
                             1) Climate change and sustainable tropical agriculture (CoA)
             newly es-
             tablished
                           2) Climate change and integrated management of coastal aquaculture and fisheries (CAF)

                           3) Climate change and Delta management (CENRes)
                         *Indicator 2.1 has already been achieved as the above three courses are the initial plan
                         according to the results of discussion between CTU and JSUC.














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