Foreign Trade University (FTU) announced its 2026 admissions information on 9/4.
The joint program with the University of Queensland carries the highest tuition fee at 88 million VND, an increase of 3 million VND from last year. Foreign Trade University noted that while the original projected tuition was 125 million VND, the current fee reflects a 30% reduction to support students.
Tuition fees for other programs also saw increases, generally ranging from 2 to 5 million VND. For example, advanced programs in foreign economics, business administration, and finance - banking will cost 77-80 million VND this year, up from 73-75 million VND last year.
For further details, students can refer to the 2026 IELTS and SAT conversion table for Foreign Trade University.
Foreign Trade University's projected tuition fees for 2026 are as follows (unit: million VND/student/academic year):
| No. | Program | Projected Tuition Fee |
| 1 | Standard | 28-32 |
| 2 | Integrated | 34-39 |
| 3 | High-Quality | 50-54 |
| 4 | International Career-Oriented: Hotel Management, Digital Marketing, Integrated Marketing Communications, Global Digital Business | 65-70 |
| Other International Career-Oriented and Development Programs | 50-54 | |
| 5 | Advanced Programs: Foreign Economics, Business Administration, Finance - Banking | 77-80 |
| i-Hons Advanced Program in International Business and Business Data Analytics (in cooperation with University of Queensland, Australia) | 88 |
This year, Foreign Trade University aims to enroll over 4,500 students across its three campuses: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Quang Ninh. The university is introducing 10 new majors and enhancing three existing ones, including data science (data science for innovation in economics and business), artificial intelligence (artificial intelligence for innovation in economics and business), and financial technology (financial technology and sustainable finance).
Detailed information on admission quotas, subject combinations, and methods for 2026 at Foreign Trade University is available on the university's official channels.
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Associate Professor, Doctor Pham Thu Huong, Rector of Foreign Trade University, with students. Photo: FTU Times |
Associate Professor, Doctor Pham Thu Huong, Rector of Foreign Trade University, with students. Photo: FTU Times
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