Health Scholarships to Study in Vietnam

This scholarship is open to motivated students from low-income and disadvantaged backgrounds who wish to study health-related fields. Priority is given to students from rural or underserved communities who demonstrate academic potential, commitment to healthcare service, and financial need.

The scholarship supports studies in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, public health, laboratory science, medical imaging, and other health-related disciplines offered by accredited universities and institutes in Vietnam.

Vietnam offers high-quality, internationally recognized health education with strong clinical training at a more affordable cost compared to many other countries. Its universities have experience training international students and provide practical, community-oriented healthcare education.

Students are selected through a transparent process that includes application review, academic records, interviews, and recommendations from schools or community leaders. Selection criteria focus on academic ability, financial need, motivation, and long-term commitment to serving communities after graduation.

The scholarship may cover tuition fees, living allowances, accommodation support, books and study materials, health insurance, language preparation, and basic academic support. The level of coverage depends on available funds and individual student needs.

Support is provided for the full duration of the approved study program, typically ranging from 3 to 6 years depending on the degree. Continued support is based on satisfactory academic performance and compliance with program requirements.

Students’ academic progress is monitored through regular reports from universities, grade reviews, and mentoring sessions. Student wellbeing is supported through guidance, counseling referrals when needed, and regular check-ins to ensure students are coping academically and personally.

If a student faces academic or personal difficulties, additional support and counseling will be provided where possible. In cases of repeated failure, withdrawal, or serious misconduct, the scholarship may be suspended or terminated according to program policies.

Graduates are encouraged—and in some cases required—to return and serve in underserved communities, public hospitals, or community health programs. Their skills help improve healthcare access, reduce staff shortages, and strengthen health systems in the long term.

The program follows strict financial management and reporting standards. Donors receive regular updates, financial summaries, student progress stories, and impact reports to ensure full transparency and accountability.