Van Lang University among world’s top 1001-1200 universities, top 392 for academic reputation, top 201-300 for quality education

Both QS and THE have recognised Van Lang University’s notable improvements in academic quality and reputation

Van Lang University honoured among the world’s top 1001-1200 universities. (Photo published by VNA)
Van Lang University honoured among the world’s top 1001-1200 universities. (Photo published by VNA)

HCM City (VNA) - On June 19, Van Lang University made a debut in the QS World University Rankings 2026, placing in the Top 1001-1200 globally and earning a respectable position of 392 worldwide for Academic Reputation. Additionally, in the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2025, the University was ranked in the 601-800 global band overall and top 201-300 specifically for SDG 4: Quality Education.

Both QS and THE have recognised Van Lang University’s notable improvements in academic quality and reputation. In the first appearance in the QS World University Rankings, Van Lang University was ranked 392 globally for Academic Reputation - one of the most crucial indicators, accounting for 30% of the overall score - based on responses from over 144,000 scholars worldwide. The University also placed in the 701+ group for Employer Reputation and earned 45.3 points in International Research Network, with over 2,500 publications indexed in WoS and Scopus between 2020 and 2025.

In THE Impact Rankings 2025, Van Lang University advanced to the 601-800 band globally, with strong performance across 15 out of 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Notably, the University was ranked in the 101-200 group for SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation) and SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), 201-300 for SDG 4 (Quality Education), and 301-400 for SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production).

In recent years, Van Lang University has integrated digital skill development into our programs, offering courses in AI, data analytics, big data, and machine learning. At the same time, the University continues to expand research infrastructure, with new labs and research centers supporting both learning and applied research. Today, Van Lang University is home to approximately 40,000 students, including nearly 3,000 international learners from across Asia and Europe.

In addition to these high-profile rankings, in 2025 Van Lang University had been ranked among the top 500 universities in Asia (QS Asia University Rankings 2025) and recognized for academic quality by reputable international accreditation organizations, including the 2025 FIBAA Quality Seal and a 4-star QS Stars rating awarded in 2021. At the program level, Van Lang University’s Performing Arts was ranked in the Top 51-100 and Art & Design in the Top 101-150 worldwide in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025.

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A bird view of Van Lang University (Photo published by VNA)

Established in 1995, Van Lang University is one of the largest private universities in Vietnam, offering over 100 domestic programs and more than 30 international programs. Van Lang University's educational philosophy centers on "A Holistic, Lifelong, Ethical and Impactful Learning Experience".

Over the years, Van Lang University has made significant progress in becoming a globally recognized institution, with a strong emphasis on high-quality education and in-depth scientific research. These efforts have steadily elevated the University’s reputation within the international academic community. Alongside the domestic student community, Van Lang fosters an open global learning environment. In the past five years, the University has welcomed nearly 3,000 international students from 30 countries and supported close to 700 Van Lang students in pursuing academic experiences abroad. Van Lang also maintains partnerships with more than 400 international institutions, including many prestigious strategic partners ranked among the top universities in Asia and worldwide.

Van Lang University makes significant investments in infrastructure, upholding the commitment to providing a holistic learning environment. Across our 3 modern campuses, world-class facilities support students in achieving an international-standard educational experience. Inside these dynamic classroom buildings, over 800 annual events - ranging from academic forums to cultural, artistic, and athletic activities - foster a vibrant campus life for a thriving student community of more than 45,000 learners.

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