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Vietnam

Birmingham has a Vietnamese community of over 3,500 people who play a major part in contributing to economic, social and cultural life.

Birmingham has a proud reputation as one of the youngest and most diverse cities in Europe. You will experience great food, great entertainment and a great culture in our city. We have many Vietnamese restaurants to enjoy, as well as events and attractions at the Vietnamese Development Centre including nail art, reflexology, traditional music, food and dance. There are many temples across our city too, including the Birmingham Buddhist Vihara and Chùa Từ Đàm.

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Can Tho
Danang
Hanoi
  • Hanoi: Vietnam Intellectual Services Co (VISCO)
  • 230 Kim Ma Street
  • Ba Dinh District
  • Hanoi
  • Phone: +84 4 726 1938
  • Email: viscohanoi@visco.edu.vn
Ho Chi Minh City
  • Ho Chi Minh City: idp
  • Tran Tuong Nhi
  • Star Building, 33C Mac Dinh Chi Street
  • Dakao Ward, District 1
  • Ho Chi Minh City
  • Phone: +84839104205
  • Email: info.hcmc@idp.com
  • Web: http://www.idp.com
  • Ho Chi Minh City: SITEC
  • 328D Phan Dinh Phung Street
  • Ward 1
  • Phu Nhuan District
  • Ho Chi Minh City
  • Phone: +84 8 995 0098
  • Email: sinhviethoang@hcm.fpt.vn
  • LCI Group
  • Tran Phuoc Luan
  • Level 16, 46 & 56, Bitexco Financial Tower
  • 2 Hai Trieu Street, District 1
  • Ho Chi Minh City
  • Vietnam
  • Phone: 84-842767589
  • Email: partnership@lcig.io
  • SI-UK
  • Lầu 2, Tòa nhà Alpha Tower
  • 151 Nguyễn Đình Chiểu, P. 6, Q. 3
  • Hồ Chí Minh
  • Ho Chi Minh City
  • Phone: +84 28 3930 8332
  • Email: hochiminh@studyin-uk.com
  • Hanoi Medical University

Undergraduate

We are happy to consider the Upper Secondary School Graduation Diploma with four or five subjects (depending on course selection) with a score of 5 to 10 PLUS the Intermediate Professional Education Diploma with minimum score of 7 overall. Foundation qualification can be considered for entry to year one of all courses.

Postgraduate

We are happy to consider a Bachelor Degree with a minimum GPA score of 6.0 overall.

Some postgraduate courses require a subject specific undergraduate degree to qualify for entry for example, Law, Computing, Social Sciences, Engineering, etc. Please check the relevant course page for this information.

Special requirements

Art and Design

All undergraduate Art and Design courses require a good portfolio of artwork. Some postgraduate courses also require a portfolio, others require a proposal of studies while some courses require both a portfolio and a proposal of studies. Please check the relevant course page for specific requirements.

Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment (CEBE)

All undergraduate courses in the CEBE faculty require Mathematics at O Level. However for the Engineering suite and BEng Telecommunication and Networks, Mathematics is required at AS Level minimum Grade C or the equivalent.

Business School

All Business School undergraduate Year 1 courses require Mathematics minimum of Grade C at O Level or the equivalent.

English language requirements

View our English language requirements

We truly believe in supporting students in attaining their education and that’s why we give over £1,200,000 in scholarships every year. Find out more about our scholarships here!

 

Please contact Lisa Hwang (lisa.hwang@bcu.ac.uk) for more information.

 

Country contact

Do you have a question?

Ms Kamkan Supabanpot
Student Recruitment Manager
Based in Bangkok

Email: kamkan.supabanpot@bcu.ac.uk

Student views

What our students say...

“I chose Birmingham City University because it offers a top-up programme which is very beneficial to me. I want to work in finance within a bank or company. I have three relatives who have been very successful in finance, and I want to be like them. I like that you learn the theory in the course, as well as how to use programmes and how to analyse data. The tutors are very helpful and I know I can email them if I don’t understand something, and they will answer.

"Birmingham is the second largest city in the UK, so I love living and studying here; I work part-time in a local restaurant so I earn money alongside my study. It’s a very lively city and I’ve made lots of international friends; you will never get bored of living here and moving here won’t be a culture shock as there are lots of Vietnamese and Chinese students. After I graduate, I want to go home to work in finance but maybe I will come back to do my MBA here in one – two years time.”

Tuyet Kim Ngan Khau, BA International Finance