According to the 2024-2025 enrollment plan of Hanoi University, the tuition fee for the next academic year will be around 720,000 - 1,740,000 VND/credit. Compared to last year's collection of around 650,000 - 1,390,000 VND/credit, the tuition fee will increase by around 10-25%.
At other training institutions, tuition fee increases have also been announced. For example, at Hanoi Medical University, Associate Professor, Dr. Le Dinh Tung - Head of Training Management Department said that in the 2024-2025 school year, the school will continue to collect tuition fees according to Government regulations for self-financed public educational institutions of group 2 (Decree 81/2021/ND-CP and Decree 97/2023/ND).
According to the above regulations, for non-autonomous universities, the lowest tuition fee in the Medicine and Pharmacy sector will increase by about 3.1 million VND to 27.6 million VND/year; For public universities with level 1 autonomy, tuition fees are determined to be a maximum of 2 times the tuition fee ceiling of non-autonomous schools corresponding to each sector and each academic year. For public universities with level 2 autonomy, tuition fees are determined to be a maximum of 2.5 times the tuition fee ceiling of non-autonomous universities corresponding to each sector and each academic year. In 2023, the Medicine and Traditional Medicine sectors of Hanoi Medical University will have the highest tuition fee of 55.2 million VND/year. The majors of Ophthalmology, Medical Laboratory Technology, Rehabilitation Technology, and Advanced Nursing will have tuition fees of 41.8 million VND/year...
At Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Khoi - Head of Training Department said that in 2024, tuition fees for majors range from 46 - 84.7 million VND per academic year (10 months), an increase of 10% compared to the present. The tuition fees for 2 majors, Medicine and Dentistry, are over 80 million VND per year, an increase of over 7 million.
According to the enrollment plan announced by Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, in 2024 the school will have 8 training programs with the lowest tuition fees ranging from 30 million VND to the highest of 807 million VND/year. Specifically, the standard programs taught in Vietnamese; Talent program; Vietnam - France High Quality Engineer Program (PFIEV) have tuition fees of about 15 million VND/semester. Tuition fees for programs taught in English; Advanced programs taught entirely in English are about 40 million VND/semester (excluding the Pre-English semester). For the international transfer program, in the first 2 - 2.5 years, the tuition fee is about 40 million VND/semester. From the last 2 - 2.5 years of transferring to a partner university, the tuition fee is about 566 - 807 million VND/year.
Previously, in early April, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law also announced the new tuition fee for the 2023-2024 school year. This fee is significantly higher than the previous school year. Students pay the second semester tuition fee according to the new fee and pay the remaining amount of the first semester. At the same time, the school also announced the tuition fee for the 2024-2025 school year, accordingly, the majors increased from over 2 million VND to about 16 million VND/school year depending on the program.
Regarding the concerns of candidates and their families about the tuition fee increase next school year, Dr. Nguyen Thi Cuc Phuong - Vice Principal of Hanoi University shared that in order to study their favorite major, candidates can consider some points such as choosing a major at a school with reasonable tuition fees that their family can afford. Some universities that are not fully autonomous in their regular and investment expenses may have lower tuition fees than fully autonomous schools. In particular, according to Ms. Phuong, students need to try to study well to receive scholarships to encourage learning. If students have good academic performance or better, they have the opportunity to receive scholarships. Scholarship levels can range from 100 - 120% of tuition fees. For students with difficult economic circumstances, it is advisable to apply many measures to save money at the same time. In addition, students can also study and work part-time starting from the second year to cover part of tuition or living expenses.
Source
Comment (0)