In 2023, Foreign Trade University Ho Chi Minh City campus set the admission score for the International Business major at 27.8 points with the A00 combination. Accordingly, candidates must score more than 9 points per subject to be admitted. Other combinations including A01, D01, D06, D07 require 27.3 points, a difference of 0.5 points.
In 2024, the total admission quota for regular undergraduate programs at Foreign Trade University is expected to be 4,130 for both the main campus in Hanoi and affiliated campuses. Tuition fees for the standard program for the academic year 2024 - 2025 are expected to range from 22 to 25 million VND/year. For the high-quality program, the tuition fee is expected to range from 45 to 48 million VND/year.
For the advanced program, the tuition fee is expected to range from 68 to 70 million VND/year. Additionally, there are career-oriented and international development programs with tuition fees ranging from 45 to 65 million VND/year (depending on the major).
In 2023, the International Business major had the highest admission score at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education with 27.25 points in the A00, A01, D01, D90 combinations.
For the academic year 2024 - 2025, the tuition fee for the International Business major at this university is expected to be 14.625 million VND/semester.
At University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, the International Business major had an admission score of 26.6 points last year. Accordingly, candidates must score at least 8.9 points per subject to be admitted.
Regarding tuition fees, for majors in the international advanced program, it is 1.065 million VND/credit and for majors in the advanced program, the tuition fee is 975,000 VND/credit.
In 2023, the admission score for the International Business major at University of Economics and Law (Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City) was 26.52 points for the Vietnamese program and 26.09 points for the English program.
In 2024, University of Economics and Law, Vietnam National University is expected to admit about 2,600 students. The tuition fee for this university is 27.6 million VND/year for the Vietnamese program and 57.6 million VND/year for the high-quality program.
The International Business major at Ho Chi Minh City University of Finance and Marketing in 2023 had an admission score of 25.8 points for both the standard program and the full English program. The integrated program required 24.7 points.
For the academic year 2024 - 2025, Ho Chi Minh City University of Finance and Marketing is expected to admit 3,951 students. The tuition fee for the International Business major in the standard program at this university is 28 million VND/year, the full English program is 64 million VND/year, and the integrated program is 45 million VND/year.
In 2023, the International Business major at Ton Duc Thang University had an admission score of 34.6 points (standard program); 33.15 points (high-quality program); 31.50 points (English-taught program, International joint training program) on a 40-point scale.
In 2024, Ton Duc Thang University is expected to admit about 6,570 students for undergraduate programs in 40 standard programs, 19 high-quality programs, 12 English-taught programs, 9 programs at the Khanh Hoa branch, and about 300 students for 12 international joint training programs.
The tuition fee for the International Business major in the standard program is 27.06 million VND/year; the high-quality program ranges from 62 million VND/year to 64 million VND/year; the English-taught program ranges from 83 million VND/year to 84 million VND/year, and the international joint training program phase 1 ranges from 82 million VND/year to 83 million VND/year; phase 2 is about 600 million VND/year.
At Ho Chi Minh City Open University, the admission score for the International Business major in 2023 based on the high school graduation exam results was 24.9 points for the A00, A01, D01, D07 combinations.
The expected tuition fee for the academic year 2024 - 2025 is 26 million VND/year for the standard program.
