Duy Tan University (DTU) offers doctoral programs in several fields, including Business Administration, Accounting, Computer Science, Construction, Civil Engineering, and Finance-Banking. Established in 2013, DTU was the first private university in Vietnam authorized to offer PhDs in Business Administration and Computer Science. The university is committed to providing a comprehensive, international training program for highly qualified research students. PhD candidates at DTU engage in rigorous academic work, including coursework, general reports, research projects, and thesis writing. A distinctive feature of the program is the supervision by a team of professors, including at least two from American universities and DTU faculty. Graduates are equipped with advanced knowledge, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work independently and in teams, preparing them for academic and research careers.
The PhD program requires students to complete six courses (three compulsory and three selective), prepare a general report, complete three doctoral research projects, and write a thesis. Candidates must also demonstrate research output through publications and presentations.
Graduates are prepared to approach the latest knowledge in their specialized areas, detect and resolve problems in their fields, and work both independently and in teams. They are also qualified to teach undergraduate and graduate courses.
Candidates must have published at least one paper related to their proposed area of research in a scientific journal (SSCI or ISI-indexed journal) and presented research at an international conference. They will also teach undergraduate and graduate courses and present their latest research at national and international conferences.
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Duy Tan University offers PhD programs in Business Administration, Accounting, Computer Science, Construction, Civil Engineering, and Finance-Banking.
The PhD program can be completed in 3 years full-time, or 4 years part-time, which includes at least 12 months of full-time study at the university.
Applicants need a Master's degree in a relevant discipline and must have published at least one paper in an SSCI or ISI-indexed journal related to their research area.
PhD candidates receive supervision from a team of professors, including at least two professors from American universities alongside Duy Tan University faculty.
Admissions are offered twice a year, with application periods typically in June for a July intake and in November for a December intake.
Graduates are prepared for roles as researchers and academics, possessing advanced knowledge and problem-solving skills applicable in specialized fields.