Da Nang university welcomes 100 international students
DNO - The University of Foreign Language Studies under the University of Da Nang recently welcomed nearly 100 international students for the 2026 - 2027 academic year at an opening ceremony.
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The students come from Laos, Russia, China, Poland, and the Czech Republic, joining a range of degree and short-term programs designed to develop their language skills and understanding of Vietnamese culture.
Many are enrolled in short-term courses or transfer programs under academic partnerships between the university and foreign higher education institutions.
The university offers international students a variety of study options. Included are a master's program in English Linguistics and undergraduate programs in English Language Teacher Education, International Studies, International Relations, Chinese Language, and Vietnamese Language and Culture.
In addition, students can take short-term courses in Vietnamese Language and Culture, as well as preparatory Vietnamese language programs.
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The above-mentioned programs aim to provide international students with academic knowledge, practical language skills and cultural insights, helping them adapt to their studies and daily lives in Vietnam.
As part of its internationalization strategy, the University of Foreign Language Studies is working to create an open, inclusive, and internationally oriented learning environment.
The university seeks to equip students with not only linguistic competence and academic knowledge but also the skills and perspectives needed to engage in an increasingly interconnected world.
Through its diverse educational programs, the university also provides opportunities for international students to experience Vietnamese culture, broaden their global perspectives and build connections across countries and cultures.
The admission of international students for the new academic year 2026 -2027 reflects the university’s continued efforts to expand international education and strengthen academic exchanges with overseas partners.
By combining formal degree programs with short-term and preparatory courses, the university aims to meet the varied learning needs of international students while fostering mutual understanding and cultural exchange.