Universities offer new majors for 2021-22 academic year

A number of universities in Vietnam will launch new majors for the 2021-22 academic year to meet labour market demand. The amended Education Law gives universities the right to make independent decisions on opening new academic majors, reports Viet Nam News.

Phm Thai Son, director of the Communications and Enrollment Centre at the Ho Chi Minh City University of Food Industry, told Viet Nam News: “The university will have six new majors this year, including food business management, fashion and textile business, marketing, thermal engineering and technology, energy management, and analytical chemistry engineering … Students in the food business management major will study business administration and food technology.”

Ho Chi Minh City Open University plans to have seven new majors, including public management, food technologies, Korean studies, economics, computer science, Chinese studies and Japanese studies, increasing its total number of majors to 38, including 11 majors called “high quality”.
Full report on the Viet Nam News site