Expanding study opportunities in the United States for Vietnamese students

On the afternoon of September 24, in Hanoi, the EducationUSA Office of the US Embassy in Hanoi organized the Fall 2025 EducationUSA Fair, bringing good learning opportunities for Vietnamese students to study in the United States.

According to the Open Doors 2024 Report, during the 2023–2024 academic year, 22,066 Vietnamese students were pursuing undergraduate and graduate studies in the United States.

In his opening remarks at the exhibition, U.S. Ambassador Marc E. Knapper stated: “The increasing number of Vietnamese students attending U.S. universities and colleges demonstrates their appreciation for these opportunities and their commitment to quality academic education. Through their studies in the United States, Vietnamese students equip themselves with leadership skills to return to Vietnam and contribute to the country’s economic development goals, particularly in the high-tech sector.”

The 2025 Fall U.S. Education Fair will feature representatives from 60 accredited U.S. universities and colleges, including top research universities, liberal arts colleges, and community colleges.

Sixty US universities and colleges will be present at the US Education Fair Fall 2025.

Thẩm Thái Dư, a student at Maya High School, said: “I want to study in the United States because it is a modern educational environment with many advanced fields of study that suit my aspirations, especially computer science . I believe that studying here will help me access new knowledge, develop creative thinking, and professional work skills.”

Tham Thai Du hopes to find a school that fits her goals.

To create opportunities for Vietnamese students to study in the United States, the country continues to maintain its commitment to the Fulbright program, an international educational exchange program that supports Vietnamese scholars and professionals in pursuing these activities in the United States and provides opportunities for U.S. citizens to study, teach, or conduct research abroad, including in Vietnam.

At the same time, the US Embassy affirmed that educational institutions here are offering various scholarships and support programs for Vietnamese students.

U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam Marc E. Knapper stated that, in the context of the continued strengthening of Vietnam-U.S. relations based on the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, Vietnamese students who study abroad, upon returning home, will become a crucial force contributing to Vietnam's goal of developing high-quality human resources, especially in high-tech, STEM, computer science, and engineering fields. This also forms the foundation for Vietnam to promote strong and sustainable development in the future.

US Ambassador to Vietnam Marc E. Knapper said there are many scholarship and support programs for Vietnamese students.

In the future, the U.S. Embassy aims to promote international cooperation and expand collaborative relationships between U.S. and Vietnamese educational institutions, while continuing to build these relationships through initial grants for STEM-related projects jointly implemented by Vietnamese and U.S. universities. Thanks to these programs, many educational institutions in Vietnam and the U.S. have launched new projects as well as student exchange programs.

NHA TRANG

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