Program Code: 8520203
Degree Awarded: Master’s in Electronic Engineering
Program Duration: 1.5-2 years
Tuition: 18 million VND per semester

Advantages & strengths

Electricity, electronics, & telecommunications are one of the four fields included in the List of Priority Technologies for Research, Development, and Application, issued by the prime minister in 2020 to proactively participate in the Industrial Revolution 4.0. Danang has prioritized high-tech development by introducing progressive technology policies and accelerating the development of technological infrastructure. One of only two universities in Danang offering a master’s program in Electronic Engineering, DTU has invested in a series of electricity & electronics laboratories and in modern hands-on training workshops - to provide students with favorable conditions for their studies and scientific research.

Program objectives

The program provides advanced training in VLSI chip design, advanced computer architecture, ultra-high frequency and integrated circuits, DSP and FPGA design, and their applications in telecommunications and digital information systems. DTU’s master’s program in Electronic Engineering aims to provide society with highly qualified professionals capable of doing research, design, and management for projects in electricity, electronics, and telecommunications at government agencies, telecommunications corporations, and companies involved in the research, design, and manufacturing of microchips and electronic components, and of teaching at technical & technology institutions.

Admission requirements

•    Hold a bachelor’s degree in the same major and minor as the program of application.

•    Applicants with a bachelor’s degree in a major related to or different from the one of their application will receive knowledge supplementation by the university before admission.

•    Admissions are based on three criteria: undergraduate academic performance, work experience, and foreign-language proficiency. Foreign-language proficiency is proven with a certificate at least at level 3 under Vietnam’s six-level framework. Applicants who do not have a foreign-language certificate at the required level 3 or above must take an English-proficiency examination administered by the university before admission.

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