On March 28, Ton Duc Thang University said that in 2026, the school plans to enroll 51 standard program majors, 20 advanced program majors, 11 university majors in English, 10 university preparatory majors in English, along with many training programs at Khanh Hoa Branch and international liên kết programs.
Three admission methods are applied including:
Method 1: General admission (based on the candidate's ability based on the 2026 high school graduation exam results, academic process and other abilities).
Method 2: Admission based on the results of the 2026 competency assessment exam of Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City.
Method 3: Direct admission according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training.
Notably, the school continues to implement talent training programs in STEM fields and key industries, creating conditions for students to develop in-depth.
In 2026, Ton Duc Thang University will spend more than 95 billion VND on scholarship programs such as valedictorian scholarships, talent scholarships, and cooperation scholarships.
In addition, many priority policies are applied to students of high schools that have signed cooperation agreements, as well as children of teachers, civil servants, public employees of the education sector and trade union organizations. Students in the learning process also have the opportunity to receive scholarships to encourage learning, support difficult circumstances and scholarships from partner businesses.
On the same day, Ton Duc Thang University organized the 2026 Enrollment Counseling Day (TDTU Open Day 2026), attracting more than 3,500 high school students in Ho Chi Minh City and southern provinces to participate.
In addition to the direct form, the festival is also organized on an online platform, helping students and parents who do not have the conditions to go to school can still participate in the experience.
At the festival, students visited an international standard education environment, learned about modern facilities and directly experienced learning activities like a student. Teachers and students of the school provided detailed advice and answers about majors, training programs, admission methods, tuition fees, scholarships and related requirements.
In addition, students also participate in many experiential activities at the faculty's booths such as predicting careers with AI, exploring the field of creative design, learning about the pharmaceutical industry or participating in the "simulated trial" of the Faculty of Law...
