VECOM has officially released the Vietnam E-Commerce Training Report 2025 under the theme: “Human Resources for Sustainable E-Commerce.”
The report provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date overview of the current state of e-commerce education at higher education institutions nationwide, as Vietnam’s e-commerce sector enters a phase of rapid and sustainable development.
58 Universities Offering E-Commerce Programs
According to the nationwide 2025 survey conducted by Hiệp hội Thương mại điện tử Việt Nam (VECOM):
58 universities offer undergraduate programs in E-Commerce (Code: 7340122).
16 universities offer undergraduate programs in Digital Economy (Code: 7310109).
111 universities provide E-Commerce-related courses as part of their curriculum.
Compared to 2022, the number of universities offering a full E-Commerce major has increased significantly—from 39 institutions to 58—highlighting the growing demand for digital workforce training.
Notably, as of December 2025, 54 universities have joined the VecomNet (Network of E-Commerce Training Institutions), established by VECOM in 2022 to strengthen collaboration, share academic resources, and enhance coordinated training efforts nationwide.
E-Commerce Enrollment Surpasses 9,000 Students
The 2025 Report highlights impressive growth in student enrollment:
Academic Year 2023–2024: 3,479 students (22 surveyed universities)
Academic Year 2024–2025: 4,033 students (24 universities)
Academic Year 2025–2026: 4,987 students (25 universities)
It is estimated that when accounting for all 58 universities offering E-Commerce programs nationwide, total enrollment for the 2025–2026 academic year exceeds 9,000 students.
In parallel, 79% of universities reported rising admission benchmark scores for E-Commerce programs year by year, reflecting the growing attractiveness and competitiveness of the discipline.
Training Trends: Green E-Commerce, E-Commerce Law, and Cross-Border E-Commerce
The 2025 Report emphasizes the need to align education with sustainable development goals, particularly as the Law on E-Commerce (promulgated in December 2025) establishes a legal foundation for the sector’s next phase of development.
Key findings include:
70% of training programs have incorporated E-Commerce Law modules.
38% of universities offer courses in Cross-Border E-Commerce.
26% have integrated environmental sustainability content into E-Commerce curricula.
Many universities also plan to introduce new modules on Green E-Commerce, Digital Logistics, AI in Digital Commerce, and Digital Transformation during the 2026–2030 period.
An Essential Reference for Policymakers, Businesses, and Educational Institutions
The Vietnam E-Commerce Training Report 2025 not only provides updated data but also:
Analyzes the structure of E-Commerce training programs
Compiles recommendations from academic faculty members
Assesses the alignment between training outcomes and labor market demands
Proposes policy recommendations for state management agencies
The report serves as an important reference for:
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Universities currently offering or planning to launch E-Commerce programs
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Enterprises seeking to recruit high-quality E-Commerce professionals
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Policymakers shaping strategies for digital economy development
Download the Vietnam E-Commerce Training Report 2025
The full version of the Vietnam E-Commerce Training Report 2025 has been officially published on the website of VECOM.
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