Can Tho University of Technology

Key Highlights

• Public university under the Can Tho City People's Committee
• Established by Prime Ministerial Decision 249/QĐ-TTg on 29 January 2013
• Operating independently from the separately governed Can Tho University
• Application-oriented mission focused on the Mekong Delta and Vietnam

Student Life & Environment

Student support is coordinated through the Office of Political Affairs, Student Management and Entrepreneurship. Its current student portal provides a 2026 handbook, access instructions for the OneUni student system and institutional email, academic procedures, health-insurance guidance and forms for student-status, military-service and loan confirmations. Current regulations cover scholarships, tuition reductions, student conduct and training-point assessment. The university documents both merit support and externally funded awards. Scholarship decisions were published for the 2025–2026 academic year, while 20 high-scoring new students received Can Tho learning-promotion scholarships during the 2025 graduation event. Eligibility, funding and award values vary, so applicants should not assume that admission automatically brings financial assistance. Outside class, university youth organizations run clubs and development activities, and new students receive orientation programming. Career preparation is visible in employer events, internship coordination and job-search training. No sufficiently current official source reviewed here established university-operated housing capacity, prices or guarantees. Students who need accommodation should ask the student office whether any institutional places are available and compare private rental arrangements before enrollment.

Location & Surroundings

The university’s published address is 256 Nguyen Van Cu Street, Cai Khe Ward, Can Tho City. Can Tho is a centrally administered city in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, making the campus relevant to students interested in the region’s technology, manufacturing, food, logistics and service sectors. The institution explicitly connects its teaching, applied research and technology-transfer mission to the needs of Can Tho and the wider delta. Can Tho has road and waterway connections across the region, and the city is served by Can Tho International Airport. These links may help students reach other Mekong Delta provinces, although route availability and travel times should be checked for the intended semester. Applicants should evaluate daily travel from prospective accommodation to Nguyen Van Cu Street rather than assuming a residential campus experience. The university publishes procedures for students living off campus, while the reviewed official material did not verify a current housing guarantee. International students should also confirm local registration requirements and arrival support directly with the university.

Costs & Career Outcomes

The university posted an official tuition-payment notice for the 2026–2027 academic year, but the accessible page did not expose a reliable program-by-program fee table. Consequently, no tuition figure is stated here. Students should open the linked notice or contact the finance and admissions offices for the amount attached to their field, study load and student category. The university also publishes procedures for tuition exemption or reduction and merit scholarships, but eligibility is regulated and should be documented rather than assumed. No current official housing price or guaranteed university accommodation was verified. A realistic budget should therefore include private accommodation if needed, food, local transport, health insurance, learning materials and one-time enrollment costs. International students should separately ask about visa, document legalization and insurance expenses. Career preparation emphasizes direct links with employers. The university’s January 2026 career fair brought more than 30 organizations to campus for recruitment and information exchange. Employer cooperation also covers internships, curriculum feedback and career experiences; a later university report documented 153 students placed for internships at Brother Vietnam. These activities demonstrate access to career services, but they do not guarantee employment or a particular salary.