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Apr 19,2023

Financing

Tuition and fees

At Nam Can Tho University, students pay tuition each semester (a five-month academic term). The amount of payment varies depending on the training program and is calculated based on a credit system. On average, the annual tuition fee is between $1,000 and $2,000. In addition to the annual tuition, students may pay extra fees during their studies. For example, fees for extra education courses (such as foreign language courses and informatics courses), internship fees, and charges with student activities, health coverage, and residence.

Financial aid

At Nam Can Tho University, we are committed to ensuring that lack of money does not impede your education and success. While studying at the university, students may be eligible for various types of scholarships or financial aid, including entrance scholarships, graduate scholarships, annual scholarships, and other sources of financial aid.

  • Entrance scholarships: At the beginning of each academic year, the university offers a certain number of scholarships for the students with the most competitive admissions profiles.
  • Graduation scholarships: The top graduate students of Nam Can Tho University will be awarded at the graduation ceremony.
  • Annual scholarships: The annual scholarships are awarded to students who have excellent scores during the academic year. This kind of scholarship is offered to students of all educational programs and at all training levels.
  • Other sources of financial aid: In addition to the financial aid noted above, additional sources can help to cover the costs of university education, including:
  • University funds for tuition and fees (applicable for students with disabilities or difficulties). 
  • Scholarships and grants from partner organizations for students with good academic records or high achievement in other student activities.

Moreover, we help students with disabilities or difficulties by introducing them to government student loans and grants or part-time jobs that will allow them to earn money to support their studies.