Center for educational exchange with vietnam

A Subsidiary of the American Council of Learned Societies

The outer circle of the logo design comes from the famous Vietnamese Dong Son bronze drums depicting the legendary Lac birds. This heritage frames the educational exchange experiences of Vietnamese in the global community. In the center is the ACLS logo of five open books representing the exchange of knowledge, innovation, and culture. When the books join together, they form the star of excellence.

CEEVN Philadelphia Office

816 South 48th Street

Philadelphia, PA 19143

United States of America

Tel: 215-727-9819

Fax: 215-727-5798

Email: [email protected]

 

CEEVN Hanoi Office:

So 5, Ngo 52

Pho Giang Van Minh

Quan Ba Dinh

Hanoi, Vietnam

Tel: (04) 723-6825

Fax: (04) 723-6827

Email: [email protected]

hMissionh

Since 1988, the Center for Educational Exchange with Viet Nam (CEEVN) has assisted Vietnamese institutions and individuals obtain access to educational opportunities throughout the world.  In this work, CEEVN is especially concerned to strengthen linkages between Vietnamese institutions and the international academy and to work with those institutions to provide disadvantaged individuals and communities with opportunities for learning and cultural expression.

hProgram Activitiesh

¨ Manage fellowship programs funded by the Ford Foundation Hanoi Office for graduate study in the following disciplines:

 

· Agricultural Economics

· International Relations

· Anthropology & Sociology

· Film Production

· Sexuality & Reproductive Health

· Philosophy

 

 

¨ Provide fellowships for Vietnamese to study the languages of its neighboring countries to increase regional cooperation and international relations

 

 

¨ Provide access to educational exchange opportunities for individuals of disadvantaged and marginalized communities through CEEVN’s Diversity Enhancement Fund (DEF).  The DEF provides support for short training courses, professional development activities, and masters degree study.

            

            

 

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