USTH has 16 bachelor’s programs in the fields of science - technology - engineering, following the Bologna process which has been adopted in more than 45 countries in Europe with a training duration of 3 years and total credits of 180 ECTS.

• The first year is for foundation courses. (60 ECTS). The detailed program can be found here. 

• The 2nd and 3rd years are for specialized courses (120 ECTS). 

USTH has English courses (2 months or 1 academic year) for enrolled students to enhance their language skills before entering the official training programs. 

LIST OF BACHELOR’S PROGRAMS

No.	Training Programs	Code
1.	Biotechnology – Drug discovery	7420201
2.	Information Technology and Communication	7480201
3.	Advanced Materials Science and Nanotechnology	7440122
4.	Space science and Satellite Technology	7520121
5.	Electrical Engineering and Renewable Energy.	7520201
6.	Applied Environmental Sciences	7440301
7.	Food Science and Technology	7540101
8.	Medical Science and Technology	7720601
9.	Cyber security	7480202
10.	Chemistry	7440112
11.	Applied Mathematics	7460112
12.	Engineering Physics and Electronics	7520401
13.	Aeronautical Engineering	7520120
14.	Mechatronics Engineering Technology	7510203
15.	Data science	7480109
16.	Automotive Engineering	7520130

The bachelor’s programs have been accredited by the High Council for Evaluation of Research and Higher Education (HCERES), which means our degrees and credits are recognized equivalent to those of French and European universities. 

From 2022, USTH cooperates with French universities within the USTH Consortium to launch 3 double degree programs: Biotechnology – Drug discovery, Information Technology and Communication, Chemistry. Students will start their study for the first two years at USTH, then transfer to our French partner university to complete their 3rd year. Upon graduation, students will be granted two degrees: one from USTH and one from a French partner university. 

In the 3rd year, students take internships for the duration of 3 - 6 months at universities, research institutes, labs or businesses in Vietnam, France, or other countries.