Đại học Duy Tân, Đà Nẵng, Việt Nam

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DTU’s success in graduate education has established a solid foundation to be extended to higher levels. DTU currently offers Master’s degrees in ten disciplines: Business Administration; Accounting; Computer Science; Civil Engineering; Pharmacology Management; International Relations; Electrical Engineering; Environmental Engineering; Economic Law; and Finance & Banking. The University now offers PhDs in six of those: Business Administration; Accounting; Computer Science; Civil Engineering; International Relations; and Finance & Banking. DTU was the first private university in Vietnam to be licensed for PhD education.
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Over the past 23 years, Duy Tan University has enrolled 70,000 students in 23 Undergraduate and Associate Bachelor’s Degree programs.

School of Engneering and Technology (SET)

School Of Business & Economics

School of Languages - Social Humanities

Hospitality and Tourism School
Earning a Bachelor’s Degree is an important way to guarantee a good job in the future. DTU is aware of this and continues to expand enrollment in e-Learning programs and Second Degree programs to allow prospective students nationwide to learn more and improve their required professional skills.
DTU’s Linking program Disciplines
DTU's Second degree Disciplines
The DTU eUniversity programs provide rich and varied curricula, combining printed documentation (syllabi), sound recordings (lectures recorded in mp3/mp4), and visual materials (filmed lectures). At the same time, web-based virtual classrooms create an environment where lecturers and students can easily interact anytime, anywhere.
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PhD Programs

Master's Programs

School of Engneering and Technology (SET)

School Of Business & Economics

School of Languages - Social Humanities

Hospitality and Tourism School

DTU’s Linking program Disciplines

DTU's Second degree Disciplines

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