Foreign Trade University - Faculty of International Education

FROM FOREIGN TRADE UNIVERSITY TO CURTIN UNIVERSITY WITH A AUD 10,000 SCHOLARSHIP

If you are interested in studying in an international environment but are not yet ready to study abroad immediately after high school, there is another pathway you can consider: begin your undergraduate studies in Vietnam and transfer to Australia in your final year.

Through the joint programme between Foreign Trade University and Curtin University, Australia, students complete the first years of their undergraduate studies at FTU before transferring to Curtin University for their final year.

This pathway gives students more time to prepare academically, strengthen their English proficiency, and become familiar with international learning methods before transitioning to the university environment in Australia.

A AUD 10,000 SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE FINAL YEAR

One notable feature of this pathway is the scholarship available to transfer students.

Students who choose the one-year transfer pathway to Curtin University and achieve a minimum average grade of 60% are eligible for a AUD 10,000 scholarship, applicable to their year of study at Curtin.

Therefore, academic performance at FTU not only helps students prepare for their transfer year but may also help reduce part of the cost of studying in Australia.

STUDY PATHWAY

In Vietnam:

• Study at Foreign Trade University
• Build a strong foundation in your chosen field
• Develop English language proficiency
• Become familiar with an international learning environment

In Australia:

• Transfer to Curtin University for the final year
• Continue the programme at Curtin
• Experience university life and the learning environment in Australia
• Complete the programme and receive a Curtin University degree

Rather than choosing between studying for your entire undergraduate degree in Vietnam and going directly to Australia, students can consider a pathway that combines both experiences: starting at Foreign Trade University and completing their degree at Curtin University.

If you are exploring international joint undergraduate programmes, this is one pathway worth considering based on your academic plans, financial circumstances, and long-term goals.