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The University of Natural Sciences was awarded a First-Order Labor ecoration in 2001 and a Third-Order Independence Decoration in 2003. Many other decorations, medals and commendations have also been conferred on the School's staff collectively or individually.

The University of Natural Sciences has continued to receive generous governmental grants for the fulfillment of its strategic targets in an on-going endeavour to emerge as a centre of excellence for education and basic science research within Vietnam National University_Ho Chi Minh City.
 
Scientific research and technology transfer are the two fields at all times high on the School's agenda. As is typical of an institution for basic sciences, our programme encompasses a wide spectrum of research areas and relates to all leading-edge studies currently conducted by its faculties and departments.

Inaddition to appreciable achievements obtained by pure science research in such specific traditional disciplines as mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and geology, recent years have seen multi-disciplinary study findings of high applicability, giving birth to practical works and products.

The School is highly committed to channeling its efforts into the cutting-edge fields of Information Technology, Biotechnology, Environmental Science and science technology applications to production and life.

Scientific research has been a valuable milieu for exchange and co-operation between the School's faculty and scientists worldwide. This has triggered research and educational ties with international universities and research institutes.

Our main faculties:
- Faculty of Mathematics and Infomatics
- Faculty of Information Technology
- Faculty of Physics
- Faculty of Chemistry
- Faculty of Biology
- Faculty of Geology
- Faculty of Environmental Science
- Affiliated Departments

The University of Natural Sciences has forged strong links with over 50 universities, research institutes and science organisations worldwide, including the UK, France, Germany, the USA, Canada, Switzerland, Russia, Japan, Korea, and China.

The School's international co-operative education programme has been flourishing and diversifying to produce many benefits; more scholarships for degree courses and research work, exchange programs for students, learners and scholars, professional refresher courses, workshops, conferences and seminars and co-supervision of doctorate dissertations by both domestic and foreign scientists.

This international alliance is also mirrored in scientific research through bilateral or multilateral joint research which engages the partners' manpower and resources and is aimed at finding solutions to issues of shared interest.

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