Global Exchange

Yes. Currently, VinUniversity has successfully signed cooperation agreements with 37 universities to implement student exchange programs, integrated Bachelor – Master programs 3+2 and/or 4+1.

With the 3+2 Integrated Bachelor – Master program, VinUniversity students will study for 3 years at VinUniversity and the next 2 years at VinUniversity’s partner institution. With the 4+1 program, students will study 4 years at VinUniversity and 1 year at VinUniversity’s partner institution. After 5 years, students will graduate with a Bachelor’s degree awarded by VinUniversity and a Master’s degree awarded by the partner University. This route helps students “save” time from 0.5 – 1 academic year as compared to the conventional 4-year Bachelor’s and 1.5 – 2-year Master’s programs.

International universities that VinUni has cooperated to implement student exchange programs: Cornell University (USA), University of Technology Sydney (Australia); Yonsei University, Pohang University of Science and Technology (Korea); Technical Institute of Lausanne Switzerland – EPFL; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; University of Toronto (Canada), NYENRODE Business School (Netherlands); …

Students have the opportunity to study abroad at top 100 universities in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, France, and more, as well as participate in integrated Bachelor-Master 3+2 or 4+1 programs applicable to the Bachelor of Nursing program (College of Health Sciences) and 2 other Colleges: College of Business & Management and College of Engineering and Computer Science.

All students have the opportunity to apply for exchange programs for 1 to 2 semesters at VinUni’s partner universities.
– Tuition fees: No additional tuition fees with the partner university, only tuition fees at VinUni.
– Self-funded students: Living expenses, airfare, and insurance.
– Students can apply for financial support programs ranging from 30-90 million VND per semester.
– Academic results will be converted into credits, and the transcript will clearly indicate the university where the student participated in the exchange program.