Fulbright University Vietnam (FUV), a university with 100% foreign investment under the sponsorship of the U.S. Government, has brought Liberal Arts to Vietnam to “reimagine the university in Vietnam.” Their mission is “Creating the next generation of change-makers in Vietnam for a rapidly evolving world.”
What makes studying at FUV so different? Let’s check these 3 facts below:
But FUV does not aim to recreate an American university in Vietnam. Their interdisciplinary core introduces students to topics spanning the arts, humanities, engineering, and the social, natural, and computational sciences, focusing on Vietnam.
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Your learning at FUV will follow 5 sections:
Bridge Program ► Core ► Streams ► Majors ► Capstone Project.
Students have the chance to explore before digging into one specific major.
At Fulbright, they believe students learn best when they engage directly with questions, problems and ideas. The faculty are open and accessible. Students have opportunities to learn through discussions, debates, group projects, presentations and research opportunities.
(c) Fulbright Vietnam. Fulbright’s Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Organized its First Entrepreneurship Bootcamp, EntreCamp
FUV encourages students to learn through experience. These activities provide students with an overview of Vietnamese and the world’s society and economy; they allow them to navigate and apply their knowledge to engage, contribute, and even organize in a variety of ways.
Relevant experiential learning opportunities highlight:
