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| US ambassador to Viet Nam Ted Osius hands over USAID grant of US$7.2 million to Fulbright University Việt Nam president Đàm Bích Thủy in HCM City earlier this week. — VNS Photo |
A $7.2 million grant from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) will support admissions and student recruitment policies and help establish financial aid and scholarship procedures for bachelor degree programmes.
The US State Department’s Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs will provide $8.3 million to support bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes. FUV recently got its operating licence and is preparing for its firstmaster’s course in autumn this year, Đàm Bích Thủy, its president, said.
The first undergraduate class will begin a year later. Thuy announced the launch of an English language summer programme. Fulbright Everest Launchpad will select 40 high school students for an eight-week course fully funded by FUV.
For the first four weeks all participants will study in a campus in HCM City before learning at home with online personal tutors. — VNS
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