University of Hawaii

University of Hawaii

The University of Hawaii (UH) is a renowned academic institution offering a broad range of programs aimed at fostering innovation, sustainability, and global collaboration. The Vietnam campus in Hanoi aims to provide students with world-class education while embracing the rich culture and dynamic environment of Southeast Asia. UH Vietnam blends the expertise and prestige of the University of Hawaii with local and regional perspectives to create an enriching educational experience for students in the heart of Vietnam.

Established: 2018 (Vietnam Campus)
Location: Hanoi, Vietnam

The University of Hawaii (Vietnam Campus) offers a progressive learning environment that emphasizes research-driven academics, cross-cultural communication, and leadership in an increasingly interconnected world. Students benefit from the institution’s global network, cutting-edge facilities, and commitment to sustainable development.

Programs Offered

Undergraduate Programs

Engineering & Technology:

• Computer Science
• Electrical Engineering
• Sustainable Energy

Health Sciences:

• Global Health
• Public Health
• Health Informatics

Business and Management:

• International Business
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Supply Chain Management

Humanities and Social Sciences:

• Asian Studies
• Political Science
• Environmental Studies

Postgraduate Programs

Engineering & Technology:

• Environmental Engineering
• Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Health Sciences:

• Global Health Leadership
• Healthcare Management

Business and Management:

• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• International Finance & Economics

Humanities and Social Sciences:

• Asian Economic Development
• Sustainable Urban Planning

Tuition Fees

Program Type	Fee Range (per year)
Undergraduate Programs	$3,000 – $6,000 USD
Postgraduate Programs	$4,000 – $8,000 USD
Foundation Programs	$1,500 – $3,500 USD

Living Costs

Main Expenses	Cost Range (per month)	Annual Estimate (12 months)
Accommodation (Dormitory)	$150 – $250 USD	$1,800 – $3,000 USD
Private Accommodation	$300 – $550 USD	$3,600 – $6,600 USD
Food	$100 – $150 USD	$1,200 – $1,800 USD
Transportation	$15 – $40 USD	$180 – $480 USD
Utilities & Miscellaneous	$50 – $100 USD	$600 – $1,200 USD
Total Estimated Monthly Cost	$315 – $1,040 USD	$3,780 – $12,480 USD

Accommodation Options

• University-Managed Dormitories
  The Vietnam campus offers on-campus dormitories designed for student comfort, featuring shared spaces with basic amenities like Wi-Fi, study areas, and recreational spaces. These dormitories provide a cost-effective solution for students.
  Cost: $150 – $250 USD/month
• Private Accommodation
  Students may opt for private apartments or shared housing close to the university campus. Costs typically range based on the size, location, and amenities of the property.
  Cost: $300 – $550 USD/month
  Utilities, including electricity, water, and internet, are generally paid separately from rent.

Food and Dining

• On-Campus Cafeterias:
  The university provides affordable food options in its cafeterias, where students can enjoy a mix of local and international dishes. Each meal typically costs between $2 – $5 USD.
• Local Restaurants and Street Food:
  In Hanoi, students have access to delicious and affordable Vietnamese food from street vendors and restaurants. Typical street food meals can cost between $2 – $5 USD per serving, offering an authentic Vietnamese dining experience.
• Supermarkets & Grocery Stores:
  For students who prefer to cook, local markets and grocery stores offer fresh ingredients at reasonable prices. The estimated weekly grocery budget could range between $10 – $30 USD.

Visa Requirements

Eligibility:

• Offer letter from the University of Hawaii (Vietnam Campus)
• Proof of sufficient financial support
• Health insurance documentation

Processing Time:

• It typically takes 4-6 weeks for visa processing. Early application is advised to prevent delays.

Visa Fee:

• Visa fees range from $50 – $100 USD, depending on nationality and duration of stay.

Transportation Costs

• Local Travel:
  Students can use Hanoi’s public transportation, which includes buses, motorbike taxis (xe ôm), and popular ride-hailing services like Grab. Students are eligible for discount monthly transport passes.
  Monthly Transport Pass: $15 – $35 USD
• International Travel:
  Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport offers various international flight connections.
  Flight Costs: Flights from Hanoi to major international cities range between $400 – $1,000 USD, depending on the destination and season.