Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology

Key Highlights

• Public institution directly under Vietnam’s Ministry of Science and Technology
• Established in 1997 from predecessor organizations with roots dating to 1953
• One institution with campuses in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
• Active bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral provision in 2026

Student Life & Environment

PTIT’s official support information describes academic advising for study planning, registration, and progression, together with learning-management platforms, digital library resources, and technical support. Career services organize internships, job fairs, employer networking, and other industry engagement. Scholarship schemes are available for categories including high-achieving, talented, and financially disadvantaged students, although eligibility and award value depend on the individual scheme. At the Hanoi campus, practical services documented in 2026 include residence halls, dining, and campus health support. The institution does not publish enough current detail on the cited support page to establish room availability, allocation priority, contract duration, or accommodation cost, so applicants should contact the residence service before treating campus housing as assured. Extracurricular options include academic and innovation clubs, volunteering, cultural and sports events, media activities, and Youth Union organizations. PTIT’s 2025 new-student program included campus tours, introductions to laboratories and libraries, and opportunities to meet academic, research, startup, arts, sports, media, and volunteer clubs. International students can access academic advising and mobility support through the international education unit. PTIT reported that, as of May 2026, it was managing 110 international students from nine countries. That remains a relatively specific community, so international applicants should confirm language preparation, visa support, housing, and everyday administrative arrangements directly before enrolling.

Location & Surroundings

The database record corresponds to PTIT’s principal Hanoi campus, not an independent branch. PTIT identifies Hanoi as its headquarters and primary training hub, while its second campus in Ho Chi Minh City serves as the southern training center. The Hanoi address used in official institutional materials is 96A Tran Phu Street, Ha Dong, Hanoi. Campus choice matters academically and administratively. PTIT’s undergraduate information says programs operate across both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, but this should not be read as a guarantee that every subject, curriculum variant, or international partnership is available at both sites. Applicants should match the campus code and location in the current admissions notice to their intended program and should follow the enrollment instructions issued for that campus. The Hanoi site includes teaching buildings, laboratories, library services, student-support offices, dining, healthcare, and residence halls. Because PTIT’s cited pages do not provide a current commuting guide, verified housing capacity, or a comprehensive accessibility description, students planning a move to Hanoi should obtain those practical details directly from the institution before budgeting or signing private accommodation.

Costs & Career Outcomes

PTIT’s official 2026 undergraduate notice gives projected tuition for the 2026–2027 academic year. Regular programs were expected to average approximately VND 35.9 million to VND 40.7 million per year, depending on the field or program. High-quality programs were projected at approximately VND 44.8 million to VND 58.3 million. The application-oriented information technology, game design and development, Vietnam–Japan information technology, and artificial-intelligence options were projected at approximately VND 41.3 million to VND 46.7 million. International-linked programs were projected at approximately VND 58.3 million to VND 67.2 million annually. These are program-level projected averages, not a personalized cost of attendance. They exclude any unsupported estimate for housing, food, transport, equipment, insurance, or visa expenses. PTIT states that subsequent tuition changes follow the applicable government framework. Applicants should obtain a semester-by-semester fee schedule and confirm which program category applies before making a financial commitment. Scholarships may come from government agreements, PTIT, companies, or partner organizations. For international students, PTIT reported that 39 scholarships carrying 70% to 100% tuition support had been awarded by May 2026, but this is not evidence that every incoming student can receive such an award. Career preparation includes internships, employer networking, job fairs, company visits, industry projects, and recruitment activity. These services provide useful access to employers, but the reviewed official sources do not establish a current institution-wide placement rate, graduate salary, or guaranteed employment outcome.