The University of Social Sciences and Humanities is recruiting 2,650 students for its regular undergraduate programs in 2026.

In the context of digital transformation, globalization, and profound changes in socio-economic life, the need for human resources with critical thinking, social analytical skills, cultural understanding, and interdisciplinary adaptability is becoming increasingly urgent. These are also the core values ​​that the University of Social Sciences and Humanities has consistently pursued throughout its nearly 80 years of development.

This year's admissions season, the university continues to offer a diverse range of programs in the social sciences and humanities, from traditional fields that have built the university's reputation such as Journalism, Literature, History, Philosophy, International Studies, and Linguistics, to fields that are attracting significant societal interest such as Psychology, Public Relations, Hotel Management, Tourism and Travel Service Management, Korean Studies, Japanese Studies, Film, and Popular Arts.

Beyond providing a foundation of in-depth knowledge, the training programs at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities are increasingly designed in an interdisciplinary direction, enhancing professional skills, foreign languages, digital technology, and international integration capabilities. Students are given opportunities to participate in scientific research and internships from an early age, while also having the chance to study in a dynamic academic environment with a wide network of collaborations with universities, organizations, and businesses both domestically and internationally.

A highlight of the school's training program is the opportunity to pursue a double degree. After fulfilling the required academic conditions, students can enroll in a second program in a different field, thereby expanding their knowledge, increasing their career adaptability, and enhancing their competitiveness in the job market. Upon completing the program in both fields, students will be awarded two official bachelor's degrees.

In recent years, many training programs at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities have attracted strong interest from candidates nationwide. Programs such as Psychology, Journalism, Public Relations, Korean Studies, International Studies, and the tourism and hospitality group of majors consistently receive high numbers of applications, reflecting the trend of career choices aligned with the needs of the knowledge-based economy, cultural industries, and international integration.

Besides continuously innovating its training programs, the university also focuses on investing in facilities and developing a modern academic and research ecosystem. Students study in a research-oriented university environment within the Vietnam National University, Hanoi – a place that brings together leading experts and scientists in many fields of social sciences and humanities in Vietnam.

According to the 2026 admissions plan, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities will use multiple admission methods to facilitate access to educational opportunities for candidates. The university will also reserve direct admission slots for students who have won prizes in national and international student competitions and science and technology competitions as regulated.

Admission criteria for majors/programs at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities in 2026:

Subjects for the admission test combinations:

Total score achieved =(Score in Subject 1 + Score in Subject 2 + Score in Subject 3) + bonus points (if any).

The highest possible total score is 30 points.

Bonus pointsSee details atSection 5.2. Bonus points.

Admission score= Total score achieved + bonus points (if any).

Candidates are entitled to regional priority points as stipulated in the regulations for the year they graduate from high school (or vocational school) and one year after. (Candidates who graduated in 2024 or earlier are not eligible for regional priority points);

Priority points for candidates with a total score of 22.5 or higher (when converted to a 30-point scale, with a maximum total score of 30 for the three subjects) are determined according to the following formula:

Priority points= [(30 – Total points achieved)/7.5] × Priority points level (region, category if applicable).

At the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, there will be a difference in scores between different admission combinations during the selection process. The University of Social Sciences and Humanities will announce the results and score distribution once the high school graduation exam results are available.

Beyond being a place that trains high-quality human resources, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities also fosters social responsibility, a spirit of openness, and a desire to contribute. Tens of thousands of its alumni currently hold important positions in state management agencies, media organizations, international organizations, businesses, research institutions, and educational establishments nationwide.

With its rich tradition, proven quality of education, and a humane and inclusive learning environment, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities continues to be the destination for candidates who wish to comprehensively develop their knowledge, skills, and character to adapt to a constantly changing world.

Detailed information about the 2026 admissions plan is updated on the official information channels of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU Hanoi.

government:https://ussh.vnu.edu.vn/vi/orhttps://tuyensinh.ussh.edu.vn

Hotline: 0886058254

DETAILTADMISSION INFORMATION FOR 2026