Your American degree, without leaving home.

Yes. Students can complete a four-year bachelor’s degree at AUV in Vietnam. AUV follows the American model of higher education, combining a broad General Studies foundation with focused study in a student’s chosen major.

AUV faculty bring academic, professional, and international experience to the classroom. Courses are taught in English, and the university’s small class sizes allow students to interact directly with their instructors throughout their studies.

Yes. Small classes are an important part of the AUV academic experience. Students have opportunities to participate in discussion, receive individual feedback, ask questions, and develop relationships with faculty in ways that can be difficult in much larger university settings.

Application availability depends on the semester and program. Students interested in beginning their studies at AUV should contact the Admissions Office as soon as possible. The Admissions team can provide current information about application requirements, deadlines, and available programs.

Studying at AUV allows students to pursue an English-medium, American-model university education while remaining in Vietnam. Students can develop academic and professional relationships locally while benefiting from the opportunities available in one of Vietnam’s major cities.

Yes. AUV maintains relationships with universities in the United States and abroad that can provide qualified students with opportunities for continued international study. Transfer options and the number of credits accepted depend on the receiving university, academic program, and applicable agreements.

Completing some or all of an undergraduate degree in Da Nang can substantially reduce the costs associated with studying abroad, including international tuition, housing, travel, insurance, and other living expenses. Students can complete their four-year bachelor’s degree at AUV or explore opportunities for continued study abroad.

Requirements vary by university, degree level, and academic program. Through certain AUV university relationships, qualified students may be eligible for admission or transfer without some standardized testing requirements. Students should consult AUV Admissions for current requirements associated with a specific university or program.

The guide provides information about studying at AUV, including academic programs, admissions requirements, scholarships, the application process, and opportunities for continued study at universities abroad.

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