The International School - Vietnam National University, Hanoi (VNU) has just announced a scholarship fund for new students with a total value of up to 20 billion VND. The scholarship award rate is up to 24% of the admission quota. In particular, many types of scholarships up to 100% of tuition fees are reserved for candidates admitted based on the 2024 High School Graduation Exam scores. Specifically:
The International School offers 15 Chu Van An scholarships worth 100% of the full tuition fee for candidates admitted to the school with a high school graduation exam score of 27 points or higher, with a scholarship value of up to 350 million VND for the entire study period at the school.
Candidates admitted to the Technology - Engineering majors (including the majors: Information Technology and Computer Engineering; Automation and Informatics; Applied Information Technology; Financial Technology and Digital Business; Industrial Systems Engineering and Logistics) with a score of 25 points or more will receive a 100% tuition scholarship for the first semester.
In particular, the International School - VNU is looking for candidates with especially difficult circumstances, informed and communicated by programs, charity funds, and prestigious organizations to award 10 "New Horizon" scholarships, worth 100% of the tuition fee for the entire course, applicable to majors with degrees granted by VNU, equivalent to 200 million VND/scholarship.
With the training philosophy of "Eastern and Western fusion", the International School - VNU combines the quintessence of Eastern and Western education, aiming to maximize the inner strength of Vietnamese people. The school aims to educate people with "Healthy body - Peaceful mind - Smart mind", to become well-rounded people, confident in asserting themselves, ready to contribute to the community.
The International School has continuously affirmed its outstanding training quality according to international standards through international publication indexes (continuously holding the Top 3 position in the entire VNU-Hanoi), training cooperation programs, student exchange with foreign universities, gathering a team of lecturers, leading experts, who have studied abroad and worked in many countries around the world to participate in research and teaching, ...
Students have the opportunity to participate in exchange, transfer, and cultural exchange programs to different countries such as Ngee Ann University (Singapore), Macquarie University, Deakin University (Australia), HELP University (Malaysia), ... This is an opportunity for students to practice foreign language skills, integration skills, problem-solving thinking, and be ready to become global citizens in an integrated economy.
The training program at the International School is built according to international standards with 100% of the training duration in English. Graduates are always confident in conquering the labor market with 100% of graduates having good job opportunities, with high salaries thanks to solid expertise and fluent English.
In 2024, the International School - Vietnam National University, Hanoi (school code: QHQ) will enroll 1,500 students for 11 regular undergraduate training programs, with degrees awarded/co-awarded by Vietnam National University, Hanoi. Not only is it diverse with high-quality training programs in the fields of Economics, Engineering, Management, Technology and Languages, the International School - Vietnam National University, Hanoi is also a pioneer in creating a generation of excellent students, leading the trend of human resources in the era of the 4.0 technology revolution. Students are equipped with solid professional knowledge and sharp practical skills, meeting the needs of the domestic and international labor market.
Parents and students can find information and register for admission to the International School - VNU at: https://tuyensinh.vnuis.edu.vn/tuyensinh2024 Hotline: 1900 2609 Website: https://www.is.vnu.edu.vn |
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