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Campus life
The student experience
A big campus that feels like home
HaUI teaches more than 35,000 students across three campuses in Hanoi and Ninh Binh. International students live and study on the main campus at 298 Cau Dien Street, beside a station on the Nhổn – Hanoi Railway Station metro line, so the rest of the city is a short ride away.
The External Affairs office, the Training Office and the Student Support Office help each new student settle in, from the welcome day to dormitory check-in, health insurance and visa renewals.
Dorms & dining
Live a few minutes from class
International students live in high-quality dormitory rooms for three to four students. Eligible students receive 100% dormitory fee support for up to four years; electricity and water are paid separately.
The dining hall and canteens on campus serve Vietnamese meals every day, and shops, cafés and street food are right outside the gate.
Scholarships & costs
Get involved
Find your people
Clubs and student activities
Join language clubs, volunteer groups and sports teams with Vietnamese classmates. The International Student Ambassador Program pairs new arrivals with students who have been here longer.
Student activity news
Traditions and festivals
Write calligraphy and wrap bánh chưng for Tết, celebrate Women's Day, run in Run for Student and share your own culture at the International Culture Day each December.
Festival stories
Student stories
Where new journeys begin
New faces, new cultures and new words slowly turn a foreign place into home. Watch how international students live and learn at HaUI.
Watch the video Read student stories
Wellness & belonging
Stay healthy, feel at home
The indoor sports hall hosts volleyball, badminton and tournaments between faculties, and the campus has outdoor courts and running space.
The Student Support Office helps with health insurance, residence paperwork and everyday questions, and staff check in with new students during their first months.
Questions about daily lifeCulture & community
Hanoi is your classroom too
Discover Vietnamese culture
Trips to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, historic sites and craft villages, food culture workshops and Vietnamese language support help you understand the country you study in.
Culture trips
Your city, one metro ride away
The Nhổn – Hanoi Railway Station metro line stops beside the main campus. Living costs in Hanoi run about USD 180 a month.
Living in HanoiSee for yourself
Visit the campus, from anywhere
Take the 360° tour of the main campus, or talk to the international admissions team about life at HaUI.