University of Science and Technology Hanoi (USTH, Vietnam-France University)

What you'll study

Programme topics and research activities reflected in recent dissertations include:

• Phytochemical analysis of plant species, including identification of constituents and establishing correlations between compound profiles and biological activities.
• Evaluation of biological activities (bioassays) relevant to pharmacological and applied uses.
• Development and optimization of extraction methods and simple, scalable processes for producing formulations suitable for pharmaceutical, food or cosmetic applications.
• Design of experimental models, sample collection strategies and analytical methods to support reproducible, application-oriented research.

Entry requirements

The source describes admissions only through the lens of a doctoral candidate’s training and defense; specific formal entry criteria (degrees, language tests, or application procedures) are not provided in the available text.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for continued research careers in universities and research institutes and for applied roles that translate natural-resource research into products. The programme supports pathways into pharmaceutical development, food ingredient research and cosmetic formulation, as well as roles in analytical and innovation centres focused on bioactive natural products.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The provided document does not list funding schemes; however, doctoral work typically involves supervisor-led research projects and institutional or research-centre support. Candidates should consult USTH or associated research institutes for specific scholarship or grant opportunities.