The Faculty of Economics and Management

The Faculty of Economics and Management was established in 1999, offering diverse and comprehensive training programs. It is one of the largest faculties in the university, providing a dynamic learning environment with a "Learning by Doing" training philosophy. In addition to classroom instruction, the faculty creates a flexible training environment, incorporating practical applications alongside academic activities, extracurricular events, and vibrant internship experiences. This approach aims to equip students with lifelong learning skills. Faculty members have made significant contributions to scientific research both within and outside the university, engaging in projects at the university, provincial, and city levels. They participate in international publications listed in SCOPUS and ISSN journals, as well as national and international conferences. The faculty values practical experience and emphasizes hands-on learning through real-world activities and business internships.

ACHIEVEMENTS AND FIGURES 

24 years ofdevelopment
06 training majors
02 collective labor commendations
05 student research projects upgraded to participate in the 25th "Euréka" Scientific Research Awards in 2023
Over 90% of graduates find employment after graduation

 
HIGHLIGHTED FEATURES 

Applied Orientation Programs:
Training programs are designed with a practical orientation, allowing students to choose specializations based on their capabilities and interests.
Specialized programs provide skills and expertise to meet the diverse demands of the job market in economic, marketing, trade, import-export, logistics, supply chain management, and e-commerce fields, aligning with global trends.
Emphasis on practical training and experiential learning through real-world activities and business internships.

Dynamic Student Life Experience:
Students enjoy a dynamic student life through various cultural, sports, artistic, and community service activities.
With over 30 clubs at the university, students have ample opportunities to explore hidden potentials and become the best version of themselves. 

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

    Business Administration
    Major Code: 7340101
    Specializations: General Business Administration, Human Resource Management

    Logistics and Supply Chain Management
    Major Code:7310605

    Marketing
    Major Code: 7340115
    Specializations: Trade Marketing, Digital Marketing

    E-Commerce
    Major Code: 7340122

    Economics
    Major Code: 7310101
    Specializations: International Business, Digital Economics

    Business Trade
    Major Code: 7340121

In 2024, the faculty plans to develop the program by introducing:
              Human Resource Management major

CORE VALUES

EAGERNESS TO LEARN I RESPECT FOR DIFFERENCES I INTEGRITY

By focusing on becoming a reputable faculty, the Faculty of Economics and Management aims to affirm its quality, meet the high demand for human resources in various economic fields, logistics, supply chain management, e-commerce, marketing, and business trade in the context of international integration.

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT FOCUS

The Faculty of Economics and Management will become a prestigious training faculty, affirming quality, meeting the high demand for human resources in the fields of economics, logistics, supply chain management, e-commerce, marketing, commercial business, ... in the context of international integration.

SOME KEY ACTIVITIES
Expand fields and levels of training, continuously improve programs with an applied orientation to meet labor market demands, participate in quality assessments of training programs nationally and internationally.
Develop faculty members, improve teaching methods by enhancing practical experiences, supplement foreign lecturers from the business environment, and build mentoring models.
Strengthen and select international partners, maintain relationships with businesses domestically and internationally to provide students with opportunities for internships, study abroad, and post-graduation employment.
Develop clubs and groups affiliated with each major, promote exchange activities, and organize competitions to create an environment for students to showcase their talents and gain inspiration in their academic and youthful experiences at the university.