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EXCLUSIVE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AT BRITISH UNIVERSITY VIETNAM FOR HKBAV-NOMINATED APPLICANTS
Study at the British University Vietnam with scholarship! The University offers degrees from British universities including the University of London. It is the first QS 5 star university in Vietnam. Its MBA program is ranked number one in Vietnam! Greater China applicants nominated by members of the HKBAV are eligible to apply for up to 25% discount of first year tuition.
The Eurasia Institute is a premier recruiter for the University. It works with other scholarships to further support outstanding candidates to foster the friendship between Vietnam and foreign countries.
To apply, please write to [email protected]. Whatsapp：Zalo: +852 97929683 Admission is on a rolling basis. The first cut-off for MBA programs is 2026/1/28.
More info:
https://www.buv.edu.vn/undergraduate
https://www.buv.edu.vn/master-of-business-administration
Eurasia Institute
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