Tuition fees for private universities in Hanoi are up to 330 million VND per year.

Ten private universities in Hanoi announced tuition fees for the next school year, ranging from 20-330 million VND per year.

RMIT and British University Vietnam (BUV) are two foreign-invested universities with exceptionally high tuition fees. Of these, RMIT charges the highest, at VND335 million per year, applicable to the 2024 cohort, an increase of about 5% compared to last year. Meanwhile, BUV maintains its tuition fees, ranging from VND154 million to over VND252 million, depending on the major.

Tuition fees at other private universities in Hanoi are mainly 20-50 million VND per year, an increase of 10-20% compared to the previous school year.

In particular, some majors have tuition fees of nearly 100 million VND per year, such as Medicine at Dai Nam University (96 million VND), Dentistry at Phenikaa University (96 million VND). Or FPT University Hanoi charges 86.1 million VND per year, for all majors, not including tuition fees for orientation semesters and English preparatory programs.

VinUni University has not announced tuition fees this year, but last year the fee was more than 530 million VND per year, among the highest in the country.

Tuition fees for private universities in Hanoi in 2024 are as follows:

TT	School	Tuition fee in 2024 (million VND/year)	Note
1	Hoa Binh University	21-39	A school year consists of 10 months.
2	East Asia University of Technology	23-35	2 terms/year (not including summer term)
3	Chengdu University	24-28.3	Divide by average number of credits per year.
4	Friendship University of Technology and Management	25.1-27.4
5	Phenikaa University	25.2-96
6	Thang Long University	27-45
7	Dai Nam University	33-96	3 terms/year
7	CMC University	46.2-90	3 terms/year
8	FPT University Hanoi	86.1	3 semesters/year (not including tuition for orientation semester and English preparatory program)
9	British University Vietnam (BUV)	154.3-252.2
10	RMIT University	334.6
11	VinUni University	227.3-530.3 (2023)
12	Oriental University	18.5-24 (2023)
13	Hanoi University of Business and Technology	13.5-83.2 (2023)

Compared to many autonomous public schools, tuition fees at some private schools are comparable, and even lower in some majors.

In 2024, private universities in Hanoi will mainly consider admission based on two methods: academic records and high school graduation exam scores.

Some schools also consider the results of competency assessment exams. VinUni has a similar admissions process to American universities when considering academic achievements, extracurricular activities and interviews, while RMIT or BUV require candidates to have a certain level of English proficiency.

The country currently has 240 higher education institutions, of which more than 60 are private schools.

Duong Tam

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