University enrollment quotas for 2009

University admission quotas and notes on newly opened majors, foreign languages, and some training programs.

University enrollment quotas for full-time programs in 2009

Note:

(*)The program is taught according to an internationally recognized curriculum by foreign professors and excellent domestic lecturers who also guide scientific research. In addition to internationally recognized professional knowledge and skills, students receive priority financial support for English language training to achieve a TOEFL score of 550 or an IELTS score of 6.0. Students with excellent academic results have the opportunity to receive full or partial scholarships from the program and scholarships from businesses and sponsoring organizations, as well as opportunities for overseas training. Candidates admitted to other programs with outstanding exam results may be considered for supplementary admission to this internationally recognized program.

(**)The program offers both standard and high-quality training programs. Students in the high-quality training program receive special teaching and scholarship benefits. After being admitted, students can register for admission to the high-quality program.

Some points to note:

1. Newly opened industry

• The Bachelor of Anthropology program is a new field that integrates knowledge from natural sciences, social sciences and humanities, medicine, culture, and law; it is internationally oriented and highly applicable.

2. The Bachelor of Psychology program, specializing in Clinical Psychology, is funded by the Francophone University Foundation (AUF).

• Students receive enhanced French language training and study some specialized subjects in French. Students also enjoy preferential treatment as agreed upon between the University and AUF.
• Admission method: Students admitted to the School, if they wish, will register for consideration. The enrollment quota is 30 students.

3. Foreign Languages

Students admitted to the university will study one of four foreign languages: English, Russian, French, or Chinese, except for certain majors which have specific regulations:

• Oriental StudiesBasic foreign language: only English is taught;
• Han-Nom StudiesBasic and specialized foreign languages ​​taught only include Chinese;
• International StudiesIf the number of students registering to study Russian or French is less than 15, the students will switch to studying English.

Reference:

• Statistics on admission quotas and cut-off scores for universities from 2004 to 2008.