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Faculty of Business Administration
The Faculty of Business Administration is one of the prestigious units offering 100% English-taught specialized courses.
The distinctive features in training program
- Students are exposed to specialized English from the first year and are taught 100% of the specialized courses in English.
- Class sizes are moderate, and teaching methods are practical and applied.
- The foreign language proficiency standard of the major is excellent, with a TOEIC score of 600 (average foreign language proficiency standard for economic majors is TOEIC 350 – 500).
I. Business Administration Major
Training program:
Students will be equipped with in-depth knowledge in 02 majors: Marketing and Human Resource Management in business activities and business administration.

Career opportunities: After graduating from the International Business major, students can work in positions such as marketing specialists, marketing administrators, human resource management/consulting/recruitment specialists, customer relations specialists, communication specialists, and management positions in small and medium-sized enterprises.
II. International Business Major
Training program:
Students will learn the fundamentals of export-import business activities, logistics, and business administration.

III. Logistics and Supply Chain Management Major
Training program:
The Logistics and Supply Chain Management major provides a solid foundation for students in international logistics operations and an in-depth understanding of supply chain management. Most of the courses in this field will be taught in English.

The distinctive features in training program:
Key subjects of the major: Management, Economics, Marketing, Business Ethics, Business Communication, Logistics Management, Supply Chain Management, International Trade, International Transportation, International Logistics, Warehouse Management, Supply Chain Operations, Financial Management in Supply Chain, Human Resource Development in Logistics and Supply Chain, Risk Management in Logistics and Supply Chain, etc.
Career opportunities:
According to labor demand, Vietnam has approximately 4,000 professional logistics companies, and the demand for logistics personnel in Vietnam is estimated to exceed 200,000 people by 2030. After graduation, students can work in positions such as:
- Import-Export Specialist; Logistics Management Specialist; Financial Management and Supply Chain Management Specialist in multinational corporations, market research organizations, industry associations, trade promotion centers, universities in the field of international business, logistics, and supply chain management.
- Moreover, after graduation, students can pursue further studies at reputable domestic universities or confidently pursue advanced training abroad with the language proficiency and skills acquired during their years of study at the university.
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