Vietnam, a small developing country in Southeast Asia, is well-known for Vietnam war and its stunning cuisine and breath-taking scenery. But what does it have to offer you for your education?

 1. IDEAL BUDGET DESTINATION

 Vietnam is a fairly cheap destination for traveling, studying, and living compared to most other countries in Asia. It is also filled with friendly people, affordable accommodation, cheap, healthy, and tasty food, and stunning landscapes that make it a standout choice among Southeast Asian study abroad destinations. In fact, Forbes ranked Vietnam as the cheapest place to travel in 2017.

2. MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS AND INCENTIVE POLICIES
With the fast growth in Vietnam’s economy and globalization, leading universities and institutions have started to recruit international students to come and study in Vietnam, which makes the country comes closer to multi-culturalization and integration. This explains why Vietnam is offering scholarships and visa policies for students from many countries all over the world.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (Bach khoa) wants to recognize and reward outstanding students with annual scholarships. These scholarships support students’ learning & experiencing journey by covering tuition fees of study programs, either in part or in full.

► For more detail information, please go the Scholarship link here.

3. INTERNATIONAL-STANDARD EDUCATION
Vietnam is on the way of pursuing accreditation for more education programs. According to the latest update of Vietnam Government Portal on education (5 August 2016), Vietnam has 62 internationally accredited programs nationwide by prestigious organizations namely ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology certification, USA), AUN – QA (Quality Assurance In ASEAN University Network), FIBAA (Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation), ISO 9001: 2008, etc.

4. CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
Vietnam is a country rich in history and traditions, dating back thousands of years and instilled with a deep respect for the land, the sea and their ancestors. Coming and living in Vietnam will enrich your knowledge and personal experience.

Vietnamese cuisines make up an important part in deeply reflecting its culture. The cuisines are various from regions to regions, but they share two main similarities. First, steamed rice almost always makes most of every lunch and dinner. Second, most of Vietnamese dishes have a lot of fresh vegetables, which partly flavored the taste of the cuisines.

Apart from the cuisines, there are cultural activities that makes you feel the culture. The biggest and the most cultural holiday is the Lunar New Year Holiday. People also celebrate popular holidays in the world such as Valentine’s Day, Christmas, etc.

5. WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT
The Vietnamese, basically speaking, are easy-going, friendly, and hospitable people. In Vietnam, there is a saying that “next-door neighbours are much more important than distant relatives”. They are willing to receive friends and visitors, either pre-arranged or unexpected, and give them warm welcome.

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