Accounting graduates earn a median $47,260 Across 1,195 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A Bachelor in Accounting integrated with the ACCA professional certificate trains students in both Vietnamese and international accounting practice, audit and financial reporting, plus applied technology and data analysis. It suits school-leavers who want a professional accounting qualification with exposure to international standards and career pathways in audit, finance and advisory roles.
This is an undergraduate Accounting programme that incorporates learning units recognised by international professional bodies such as ACCA. The curriculum is designed to produce accounting professionals able to operate in multicultural and digitalised workplaces, applying both international standards and Vietnamese regulations. The course emphasises English communication, technology use and professional ethics, and combines academic study with workplace-oriented activities.
Students receive in-depth instruction in accounting and auditing and complementary knowledge in economics, management, finance and technology. The programme develops three core professional orientations:
Applicants must have completed secondary (high school) education.
Graduates are prepared for roles in professional accounting and audit firms, corporate finance and accounting departments, consulting and advisory services, and positions that require financial data analysis and technology-enabled accounting. The integrated ACCA-recognised components support progression to international professional certification and employment in both domestic and global organisations.
While specific scholarships are not listed on the programme page, prospective students should consult the university's admissions and financial aid offices for available scholarships, fee assistance or recruitment-linked sponsorships and for guidance on external funding tied to professional training.
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