The University of New South Wales

Program Overview: 2+2
Country: Australia
Website: www.unsw.edu.au

1. Programs of Study and Specializations in Phase 2

Business Administration

Students can choose the following specializations:

  • Accounting
  • Business Analytics
  • Business Economics
  • Behavioral Economics
  • Finance
  • Financial Technology
  • Human Resource Management
  • Information Systems
  • International Business
  • Marketing
  • Innovation, Strategy and Entrepreneurship
  • Taxation

2. Tuition and Living Expenses

Phase 1 in Vietnam

  • Tuition: approximately 56 million V/N.

Phase 2 in Australia

  • Tuition: approximately 655 million VND/year.
  • Living costs: approximately 420 million VND/year.

3. Transition Conditions

  • Cumulative average points for Phase 1 (GPA): from 70/100 and above.
  • English: IELTS from 6.5, no skill below 6.0.

4. Transition Timeline

Students can transition into:

  • February
  • June
  • September annually.

5. Partner Scholarships

Students transitioning to Phase 2 are entitled to:

Partner Scholarship: 15% tuition fee/year.

With an estimated tuition of approximately 655 million VND per year, tuition after applying the 15% scholarship will be approximately 557 million VND/year.

6. 2+2 Program Summary

Students study First 2 years in Vietnam, then meet the conditions regarding GPA and English to transfer to University of New South Wales, Australia, and complete Last 2 years at the school.

Estimated costs for Stage 2:

  • Tuition: approximately 655 million VND/year.
  • Living costs: approximately 420 million VND/year.
  • Total cost before scholarship: approximately 1,075 billion VND/year.
  • After a 15% scholarship, the tuition fee is approximately 557 million VND/year.
  • Estimated total cost after the scholarship: about 977 million VND/year, excluding other incidental costs.

Note: Tuition fees, living costs, transfer conditions, majors, and scholarship policies may vary each academic year. Students should check the latest information from the University of New South Wales before enrolling in the program.