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Campus life

Your home in Hanoi. Friends from everywhere.

Classes in the morning, volleyball in the afternoon, bánh chưng at Tết and a metro ride into the city at the weekend. This is what life at HaUI looks like.

  • Make friends
  • Join a club
  • Explore Hanoi

Student clubs

Find a club in every school

  • BAH Books and Action Club

    HaUI Student Association

    Reading, book talks and community projects inspired by books.

  • WAA Media and Entertainment Club

    HaUI Student Association

    Media production and entertainment shows for students.

  • HAC Arts Club

    HaUI Student Association

    Music, dance and stage performances for school and university events.

  • HFC HaUI Football Club

    HaUI Student Association

    Football training and matches between students and universities.

  • Chess Club

    HaUI Student Association

    Chess practice and tournaments for all levels.

  • Basketball Club

    HaUI Student Association

    Basketball training and friendly matches.

  • Youth Volunteer Task Force

    HaUI Student Association

    Students who support university events and volunteer campaigns.

  • Blood Donors Club A

    HaUI Student Association

    Blood donation drives and health volunteering.

  • Blood Donors Club B

    HaUI Student Association

    Blood donation drives and health volunteering.

  • SIP Startup Club

    HaUI Student Association

    Startup ideas, business plans and pitching practice.

  • V.I.P English Club

    HaUI Student Association

    English speaking practice and events open to all students.

Dorms & dining

A room of your own (well, almost)

International students live in dormitory rooms for three to four students on the main campus. Eligible students receive 100% dormitory fee support for up to four years; electricity and water are paid separately.

The dining hall and canteens serve Vietnamese meals every day, and shops, cafés and street food are right outside the gate.

  • 3–4students per room
  • 100%dormitory fee support for eligible students
  • USD 180typical monthly living costs in Hanoi
Scholarships & costs
A shared room with loft beds and desks
Shared room
A kitchenette in a dormitory room
Kitchenette
The dining hall
Dining hall
International students cooking together at a food culture workshop
Cooking together

Find your people

Clubs, festivals and a lot of photos

Students from many countries at International Culture Day 2025
International Culture Day
Students from Mozambique dancing on stage
Dance from Mozambique
International students celebrating Tết together
Tết together
An international student writing Vietnamese calligraphy
Calligraphy contest
A volleyball match in the indoor sports hall
Volleyball in the sports hall
New international students at Welcome and Orientation Day 2026
Welcome day
Students tasting dishes at a food culture event
Food culture day
Students celebrating Women's Day
Women's Day
A tug-of-war between student teams
Tug of war
A country stall at International Culture Day 2024
Country stalls
Students holding the flags of their countries on campus
Flags from home
Students from Mozambique on campus
New friends

Your year at HaUI

Something to look forward to, all year

Welcome and Orientation Day for new international students
September

Welcome & Orientation Day

Meet the team, your buddies and the other new students.

A crowd at International Culture Day
December

International Culture Day

Food stalls, games and performances from every country.

Students wrapping bánh chưng
Lunar New Year

Tết on campus

Wrap bánh chưng, write calligraphy and celebrate together.

Students celebrating Women's Day
March 8 · October 20

Women's Days

Two days each year to celebrate the women of HaUI.

Beyond the gate

Hanoi is your classroom too

The Nhổn – Hanoi Railway Station metro line stops beside the main campus, so the Old Quarter, lakes and cafés of Hanoi are one ride away.

Trips to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, historic sites and craft villages help you understand the country you study in.

Living in Hanoi
International students visiting a village
Village visit
Students at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology
Museum of Ethnology
The metro station beside the main campus
Metro at the gate
International students at a traditional longhouse
Traditional longhouse
A crowd of students at a festival on campus

Student stories

Where new journeys begin

New faces, new cultures and new words slowly turn a foreign place into home. Read how international students live and learn at HaUI.

Student stories
Flowers in front of the main building

Wellness & support

Someone is always there to help

The Student Support Office helps with health insurance, residence paperwork and everyday questions, and staff check in with new students during their first months.

The International Student Ambassador Program pairs new arrivals with students who have been here longer.

Frequently asked questions

Come and see for yourself

Walk around the main campus in 360°, or ask the admissions team anything about life at HaUI.

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