These include leading research universities, liberal arts colleges, and community colleges. These schools just attended the EducationUSA Fall 2025 Fair in Hanoi on the afternoon of September 24 and will also attend the Fair in Ho Chi Minh City on September 26 and in Da Nang on September 27, thereby providing information on hundreds of college, university, and graduate programs in a variety of fields of study.
US Ambassador Marc E. Knapper delivers opening remarks at the Fall 2025 US Education Fair. Photo: Embassy
Vietnam currently has the sixth largest number of international students in the US and ranks first among ASEAN countries. The overall quality of Vietnamese students is increasingly improving, reflected in academic performance and English proficiency. According to the Open Doors 2024 Report, in the 2023-2024 academic year, there will be 22,066 Vietnamese students studying at the undergraduate and graduate levels in the US, of which nearly half will choose STEM fields, contributing to promoting Vietnam's goal of developing human resources in high-tech industries.
The states with the largest number of Vietnamese students include California, Texas, Massachusetts, Washington, and New York. In the 2023–2024 school year, Vietnamese students contributed more than 1 billion USD to the US economy .
In his opening remarks at the Exhibition, US Ambassador Marc E. Knapper said: "The United States offers world- class educational opportunities. The growing number of Vietnamese students studying at US universities and colleges demonstrates their appreciation for these opportunities as well as their commitment to quality academic education. By studying in the US, Vietnamese students equip themselves with leadership skills to return to Vietnam and contribute to the country's economic development goals, especially in the high-tech sector."
Through the EducationUSA Office, the U.S. Mission to Vietnam provides free, accurate, comprehensive, and up-to-date information about study opportunities at accredited educational institutions in the United States.
Students and parents who have questions about the U.S. visa process can visit travel.state.gov for accurate and up-to-date information. In addition, the U.S. Embassy website also provides updated information in Vietnamese about the visa process: U.S. Visa Services - U.S. Embassy and Consulate General in Vietnam. EducationUSA advises students and parents not to use the services of unreliable educational consulting companies that claim to be able to assist with U.S. student visa applications.
Recently, the US Embassy welcomed 40 senior academic leaders from 22 US universities to Vietnam to meet with Vietnamese government officials, university representatives and the private sector in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (from March 31 to April 4). The US Embassy aims to promote international cooperation and expand partnerships between US and Vietnamese educational institutions, and continue to build these relationships by awarding initial grants for STEM-related projects that Vietnamese and US universities will jointly implement. Thanks to these programs, many Vietnamese and US educational institutions have implemented new projects as well as student exchange activities.
The United States continues to maintain its commitment to the Fulbright Program, an international educational exchange program that provides opportunities for U.S. citizens to study, teach, or conduct research abroad, and supports Vietnamese scholars and professionals pursuing these activities in the United States. In 2025, the Fulbright Program will have 47 Vietnamese studying and researching in the United States and 48 American scholars and students working and studying in Vietnam.
Source: https://nld.com.vn/gioi-thieu-hang-tram-chuong-trinh-cao-dang-dai-hoc-va-sau-dai-hoc-cua-my-196250925112813804.htm
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