THE DIPLOMATIC ACADEMY OF VIETNAM The Diplomatic Academy of Viet Nam was established in accordance with Decision 82/2008/QD-TTg dated 23 June 2008 by the Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam on the basis of upgrading the Institute for International Relations (successor of the College for Foreign Affairs established in 1959). The Academy has 211 researchers, faculty members and staff and is expected to have 350 personnel when it is in full service. The majority of researchers and faculty members hold master or doctor degrees and has received overseas training. Training The Academy offers training at undergraduate and graduate levels in international relations, international law, international economics, foreign languages, and media and cross-culture communication. Each year, the Academy takes in 60 graduate and 450 undergraduate students in six disciplines of International Relations, International Law, International Economics, International Communication, English and French. Research The Academy carries out strategic research…