University enrollment quotas for 2009

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

2009 regular university enrollment quota

Note:

(*)The major is trained according to an international standard training program taught by foreign professors and excellent domestic lecturers and guided in scientific research. In addition to knowledge and professional skills reaching international standards, students are given priority in financial support for English learning to achieve a score of 550 TOEFL or 6.0 IELTS. Students with good academic results have the opportunity to receive full or partial scholarships of the program and scholarships from businesses and sponsoring organizations, and have the opportunity to study abroad. Candidates admitted to other majors with excellent exam results can be considered for additional admission to this international standard major.

(**)The industry has both standard and high-quality training systems. Students in the high-quality training system enjoy special teaching and scholarships. After being admitted, students can register for admission to the high-quality system.

Some notes:

1. New industry

• The Bachelor of Anthropology program is a new major, integrating knowledge from the fields of natural sciences, social sciences, medicine, culture and law; it is international and highly applicable.

2. Bachelor's degree program in Psychology, majoring in Clinical Psychology, sponsored by the Francophone University Organization (AUF)

• Students are encouraged to learn French and study some specialized subjects in French. Students enjoy preferential treatment according to the agreement between the School and AUF.
• Admission method: Candidates admitted to the School, if they wish, will register for admission. Admission quota is 30 students.

3. Foreign languages

Candidates admitted to the school will study one of four foreign languages: English, Russian, French, Chinese, except for the following majors which have separate regulations:

• Oriental Studies: basic foreign language only learn English;
• Han-Nom industry: basic and specialized foreign languages ​​only learn Chinese;
• International Studies:If the number of students registered for Russian or French is less than 15, the students will switch to English.

Reference:

• Statistics on university admission quotas and benchmarks from 2004 to 2008