University of Economics – The University of Danang

About University of Economics – The University of Danang

University of Economics – The University of Danang, commonly abbreviated DUE, operates at 71 Ngu Hanh Son Street in Da Nang. It is one of the member universities presented on The University of Danang’s official website, while Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training maintains a distinct institutional record for it under code DDQ. This structure matters: applicants enroll in a named DUE program, but admissions and some shared services operate within the wider University of Danang system. The university is specialized rather than comprehensive. Its official organizational directory lists faculties in accounting, business administration, marketing, tourism, international business, banking, finance, statistics and informatics, economics, law and e-commerce, alongside units supporting languages, digital learning and international education. That concentration is likely to suit students who want a business, economics or management environment more than those seeking a broad multi-disciplinary campus. DUE was actively recruiting in 2026. The University of Danang’s 2026 first-round undergraduate notice names the University of Economics and code DDQ, and the parent university’s current site continues to list DUE among its member universities. Official university navigation also separates undergraduate, master’s and doctoral training. Prospective students should nevertheless confirm which services belong specifically to DUE and which are administered centrally by The University of Danang.

For 2026 Vietnamese undergraduate entry, applications are handled within The University of Danang admissions framework. The official first-round notice identifies DUE by code DDQ, states that recruitment is nationwide and directs candidates to register preferences online through Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training admissions system. The university’s detailed program information should be used to confirm eligible subject combinations, scoring rules and any program-specific conditions. Published 2026 information identifies four principal undergraduate routes at DUE: direct or priority admission, a combined route using English ability and academic achievement, admission based on the national upper-secondary graduation examination, and admission using the Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City competency-assessment result. Not every route necessarily applies to every program, so applicants must check the exact program code rather than rely on a general method list. Foreign applicants follow a separate 2026 University of Danang process based on document assessment. Applicants must have completed upper-secondary education or an equivalent qualification. Vietnamese-taught programs require prior Vietnamese-medium education or Vietnamese proficiency at B2, equivalent to level 4 of 6. Programs taught wholly or partly in another language have their own language conditions. The published foreign-applicant deadline was August 5, 2026, so it should not be treated as an upcoming deadline after that date; later rounds depend on individual training institutions.

DUE’s academic structure covers a substantial range within economics and business. Its current faculty directory includes accounting, business administration, marketing, tourism, international business, banking, finance, statistics and informatics, economics, law and e-commerce. The university’s training pages distinguish undergraduate, master’s and doctoral study, supporting the database classification of DUE as a multi-level degree-granting institution. At undergraduate level, the 2026 admissions materials distinguish standard programs from options described as partially taught in English. Published 2026 examples include economics, economic statistics, state management and business administration, with economics and business administration appearing in both standard and partially English-taught forms. Applicants should inspect the precise program code and language designation: an English component in one program should not be assumed across the university, and the supplied database identifies the general language of instruction as local. The training site publishes program structures and study pathways. A recently available auditing pathway, for example, combines general education, quantitative foundations, economics and management courses, specialist accounting and auditing work, electives, and a final internship or graduation component. At doctoral level, official 2025 admissions documentation identifies business administration, accounting and development economics. Because postgraduate fields and annual recruitment can change, candidates should use the current postgraduate notice rather than infer availability from the standing program menu.

Key Highlights

• Recognized separately in Vietnam’s higher-education system under institution code DDQ
• Operating member university of The University of Danang
• Specialized institutional focus on economics, business, management and related fields
• Main address: 71 Ngu Hanh Son Street, Da Nang

Student Life & Environment

Student life is organized around a specialist urban campus and the university’s student and youth organizations. The official directory links a Student Affairs, Enterprise Relations and Communications office as well as the Youth Union and Student Association. These are the appropriate starting points for information about activities, student support and participation opportunities; the available official material did not provide a reliable current count of clubs. DUE also maintains dedicated accommodation and sports-service sections. Its website links an introduction to the DUE residence, residence rules, service prices and registration contacts. This confirms that institution-linked housing information exists, but applicants should not assume that a place is guaranteed. They should request the current room inventory, eligibility rules, contract dates and 2026–2027 charges directly from the accommodation service before budgeting. Career-oriented events form a visible part of campus activity. The official careers portal records a 2025 internship expo, a university job fair and employer-led career sessions. The internship expo involved employers from fields including finance, banking, accounting, auditing, e-commerce, logistics, information technology, tourism and hospitality. These events demonstrate organized employer engagement, although participation does not guarantee an internship or job.

Location & Surroundings

DUE’s main address is 71 Ngu Hanh Son Street in Da Nang. Both the university’s own site and The University of Danang’s 2026 admissions notice use this address, making it the relevant location for applicants rather than the parent university’s administrative address on Le Duan Street. The campus is in an urban setting within Da Nang, so students should plan for city-based travel, accommodation and daily expenses rather than a self-contained residential model. The official university site identifies on-campus or institution-linked residence services, but it does not establish that all students can live there. Students comparing housing should check commuting time to 71 Ngu Hanh Son Street and obtain current residence availability before signing a private lease. Da Nang is also the setting for DUE’s employer-facing activities. Recent university career events have been held at the same Ngu Hanh Son address, which can make interviews, career fairs and internship networking accessible from the academic campus. International applicants should distinguish DUE contacts from central University of Danang offices, particularly for immigration and international admissions matters.

Costs & Career Outcomes

A dependable DUE tuition table for all programs in 2026–2027 was not located in the official material reviewed. Applicants should therefore avoid using older quoted fees or assuming that standard, partially English-taught, international and postgraduate programs cost the same. The University of Danang’s 2026 foreign-admission notice states that self-funded international students pay according to each training institution’s 2026–2027 tuition announcement. It also lists a 200,000 VND application fee for self-funded foreign applicants. That application fee is not tuition and should not be generalized to domestic admission. Housing costs also require direct confirmation. DUE provides official links for residence prices, rules and registration, but current availability and a clearly dated 2026–2027 price schedule were not verified during this research. A realistic budget should separately cover tuition, application charges where applicable, accommodation, meals, transport, health or immigration requirements and study materials. Career support is more clearly documented. DUE operates a careers portal with vacancies, employer access and events. Its 2025 internship expo reported participation by more than 106 organizations across finance, banking, accounting, auditing, e-commerce, logistics, technology, tourism and hospitality. This indicates broad employer contact in fields aligned with DUE’s programs, but the event figures should not be interpreted as graduate placement or salary outcomes.