[Infographic] What’s New in the Regulations on Student Scientific Research, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship?
UI NEWS | WHAT’S NEW IN THE REGULATIONS ON STUDENT SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, INNOVATION, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP?
On September 30, 2026, the University of Languages and International Studies, VNU (ULIS) issued the Regulations on Student Scientific Research, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship under Decision No. 1752/QĐ-ĐHNN, replacing the previous regulations set by Decision No. 2068/QĐ-ĐHNN.
The new regulations comprise 10 chapters and 44 articles. Compared to the previous version, several adjustments and additions have been made to refine the organizational, management, and support mechanisms. This aims to establish a more specific and transparent legal framework for implementing and evaluating student research, innovation, and startup activities at the University.
Notably, Regulation 1752 places a strong emphasis on the quality of output products, the responsibilities of stakeholders involved in student research, innovation, and entrepreneurship, research integrity, and the responsible use of AI. Furthermore, greater attention is given to post-evaluation product development, aiming for domestic and international publications as well as the practical application of research results.
What has changed, and how might these updates affect students? Check out the infographic below for a comprehensive overview so you can proactively update your information and better prepare for your research journey!
Read the full text of the Regulations on Student Scientific Research, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship (Decision No. 1752/QĐ-ĐHNN) here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a_K0yQwSn7LgwAIsi6UlljzF4ICoDllG/view




