Ho Chi Minh City University of Social Sciences and Humanities will charge tuition fees for the next school year ranging from 13-60 million VND, an increase of about 10% in many majors compared to present.
The University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City, announced on May 12 its tuition fees for the upcoming school year. The school will apply different tuition fees for classes from 2021 and earlier and classes from 2022 and later.
For students entering the 2021 class and earlier, tuition fees remain the same. The standard program charges 247,000 VND per credit, applicable to all training majors. The tuition fee for the international program is 840,000 VND per credit.
From the 2022 class, the school will apply new tuition fees when implementing the autonomous mechanism, calculating tuition fees by year, instead of by credit. Compared to last year, the tuition fees applied to this group increased by about 10%, except for the Russian, Italian, Spanish and international programs, which remain the same.
Tuition fee for the international training program applied for the 2022 and 2023 courses is 60 million VND per year.
Students majoring in Party History, Marxist-Leninist Philosophy, Scientific Socialism, and Ho Chi Minh Thought will be exempted from tuition fees. 2+2 international joint programs cost from 45 to 82 million VND per academic year.
Tuition fees for general programs of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities are specifically as follows:
Branch | Tuition per credit (applicable for class 2022) | Tuition per year (applicable for class 2023) |
Philosophy | 430,000 | 13,000,000 |
Religious studies | ||
History | ||
Geography | ||
Information – Library | ||
Archival science | ||
Pedagogy | 640,000 | 19,800,000 |
Linguistics | ||
Literature | ||
Cultural studies | ||
Sociology | ||
Anthropology | ||
Orientalism | ||
Office Administration | ||
Social work | ||
Education Management | ||
Educational Psychology | ||
Urbanism | ||
Information Management | ||
International Relations | 710,000 | 22,000,000 |
Psychology | ||
Press | ||
Multimedia | ||
Russian | 510,000 | 15,600,000 |
Italian language | ||
Spanish | ||
English Language | 860,000 | 26,400,000 |
Chinese language | ||
Japanese Studies | ||
Korean Studies | ||
Tourism and travel services management | ||
French language | 780,000 | 23,700,000 |
German language | ||
Vietnam Studies | 640,000 | 19,800,000 |
Vietnam Studies (Foreigners) | 1,950,000 | 60,000,000 |
Last year, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities planned to increase tuition fees, from VND13-24 million per academic year for the standard program and up to VND60 million for the high-quality program. However, at the end of December 2022, the Government requested localities and educational institutions not to increase tuition fees to support students, low-income students, and disadvantaged households, stabilize prices, and control inflation.
Therefore, the school will return to the old tuition fee for the 2021 course and earlier, ranging from 10-12 million VND per academic year depending on the number of credits registered for the standard system and about 36 million VND for the high-quality system. The 2022 course is the first course that the school has switched to financial autonomy, so the new tuition fee will still apply.
Students of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities during an admissions consultation activity in March. Photo: USSH
In 2023, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities will enroll 3,600 students. The Chinese Language and International Relations majors will enroll the most with over 200 positions. The school still maintains 5 admission methods. Of which, the two main admission methods are based on high school graduation exam scores (45-55% of the position) and the competency assessment test organized by Ho Chi Minh City National University (38-50% of the position).
In 2022, the benchmark score for Ho Chi Minh City University of Social Sciences and Humanities with the graduation score method ranges from 20-28.25, the highest being for Journalism.
Le Nguyen
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