Quản lí nhà nước đối với tự chủ đại học ở Việt Nam hiện nay: thực trạng và đề xuất

Tóm tắt

University autonomy in Vietnam has not really come into full play due to incomplete and inconsistent guidelines and policies of the State on university education. Autonomy, especially in the areas of financial management, system management, human resources, enrollment, facilities and infrastructure, still expose limitations. The transition from the State's management and control mechanism to State supervision is still slow. The inappropriate role of the State in university autonomy is manifested through the State’s excessive inference in the internal affairs of tertiary institutions; which even hinders the trend of university autonomy and the development of the university education institution itself. In this article, the authors present the current situation in State management of university education concerning university autonomy, thereby proposing some solutions to improve the role and efficiency in State management of this issue in Vietnam today.