Nuclear Technique Laboratory
ASIIN INTERNATIONAL ACCREDITATION AT NUCLEAR TECHNIQUE LABORATORY
Official evaluation of academic programs at
the Faculty of Physics and Engineering Physics
Accreditation Information
Time:
May 28 and 29, 2025
Organizing unit:
Faculty of Physics and Engineering Physics, University of Science, VNU-HCM
Accreditation body:
ASIIN
Evaluated programs:
Nuclear Engineering, Medical Physics, and Electronic Physics Technology and Informatics

On May 28 and 29, 2025, the Faculty of Physics and Engineering Physics, University of Science, VNU-HCM, collaborated with the ASIIN international accreditation expert panel during the official evaluation of three academic programs under the Faculty, including Nuclear Engineering, Medical Physics, and Electronic Physics Technology and Informatics.

As part of the accreditation process, the ASIIN expert panel held direct working sessions with the University Board of Rectors, Faculty leaders, lecturers, students, alumni, and industry partners. The interviews, discussions, facility visits, and evidence review activities were conducted seriously, transparently, and in accordance with international evaluation procedures.

ASIIN expert panel during the international accreditation visit

Visit and Working Session at Nuclear Technique Laboratory

Nuclear Technique Laboratory was one of the units visited by the ASIIN expert panel during the evaluation process. During the visit, the panel was introduced to the laboratory’s facilities, experimental equipment, nuclear measurement systems, and its role in education, practical training, scientific research, and the implementation of nuclear technique applications.

ASIIN expert panel visiting the Nuclear Technique Laboratory

Role in Education and Research

The accreditation activity provided an opportunity for the Nuclear Technique Laboratory to demonstrate its capacity to support education and research, particularly in areas related to radiation measurement, environmental radioactivity analysis, applied nuclear techniques, and experimental courses serving the Nuclear Engineering and Medical Physics programs.

Introduction to equipment systems at the Nuclear Technique Laboratory

This ASIIN accreditation was an important activity that contributed to affirming the commitment of the Faculty of Physics and Engineering Physics and the Nuclear Technique Laboratory to continuously improving the quality of education, scientific research, and integration with international standards in higher education.

Photos from the ASIIN accreditation visit to the Nuclear Technique Laboratory