University of Da Nang
Da Nang, Vietnam
"Central Vietnam's largest regional university system"
At a Glance
About University of Da Nang
The University of Da Nang (UD) was founded in 1994 by merging several institutes, including a polytechnic and teacher-training colleges, and is one of Vietnam's three regional universities. It is a multi-member system of six universities, among them the University of Science and Technology, University of Economics, University of Foreign Language Studies and the Vietnam-Korea University of ICT, plus schools of medicine and pharmacy, international education and physical education. Its English-taught bachelor's degrees are run mainly by the VN-UK Institute for Research and Executive Education (VNUK). UD is best known for engineering, technology and economics. Vietnam has no post-study work visa; graduates who want to stay need an employer-sponsored work permit.
Rankings & Recognition
Ranked 1401+ in the QS World University Rankings 2026 and #439 in QS Asia 2026; not listed in QS 2027.
Accreditations & Memberships
QS 2026 Performance Breakdown
Score out of 100 across each QS evaluation pillar, with University of Da Nang's global standing for that metric.
Key Facts
Popular Programs
Application Details
Standardized Test Requirements
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Vietnamese-taught programmes
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English-taught programmes
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Study Abroad & Visa Details
Financials
Career Outcomes
Where Graduates Land
Faculty & Alumni
Notable Alumni
Campus & Location
UD's head office is at 41 Le Duan Street, Da Nang, with member universities on separate campuses across the city and a branch campus in Kon Tum. A 300-hectare university village is planned 15 km southeast of central Da Nang.
Campus Details
Campus Forecast
Student Life & Housing
Housing
Dining
Health & Wellness
Activities & Clubs
Diversity & Demographics
Cost Deep-Dive
Intakes & Deadlines
UD admits self-funded international students mainly for the September intake by document assessment; the 2025 round closed on 5 Aug 2025. VNUK fees shown are for 2023-24 and rise by no more than 6% a year; other member universities publish their own fees. Students under government agreements pay as the agreement sets. Vietnam has no post-study work visa; graduates who want to stay need an employer-sponsored work permit.
Scholarships at University of Da Nang
1 scholarship available
Academic Requirements
English Proficiency
Vietnamese-taught programmes
Per Circular 30/2018 (MOET)English-taught programmes
Set by each member institutionRequired Documents
Application Process
Campus & Location
UD's head office is at 41 Le Duan Street, Da Nang, with member universities on separate campuses across the city and a branch campus in Kon Tum. A 300-hectare university village is planned 15 km southeast of central Da Nang.
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