Have you ever wondered where some of Ho Chi Minh City’s most talented minds come from? Right here, on 196 Tran Quang Khai Street in District 1, stands the University of Economics of Ho Chi Minh City, Campus D, one of ten campuses across the sprawling city. Campus D is special, though. It is home to the International School of Business, better known as ISB, the premier English-taught business school in Vietnam. It’s not just the English language, but the cutting-edge facilities and globally recognized educational approach that makes it a special place.
The school boasts a full range of bachelor, master, and even doctorate programs, all fueled by a passionate staff of international scholars, professors, and educators. Classes are held in Smart Classrooms and Open Classrooms equipped to handle up to 35 students per class, fostering a collaborative and dynamic learning environment.
But there’s more to this campus than just learning. Situated in District 1, one of Ho Chi Minh City’s most dynamic neighborhoods, Campus D is also home to a modern, innovative library. Here, in a space decked out with smart cameras, sensors, and interactive displays, students can find more than 398,000 books covering an impressive range of economic topics. There’s even a collection of rare books from Harvard University.
Beyond the books, Campus D offers a glimpse into the future, housing a dedicated research center with a clear objective – to contribute to Vietnam’s economic development through discovery, research, and consulting. The campus itself is a living example of progress, demonstrating a commitment to not only educating a new generation of leaders but also to supporting real-world economic growth. As you walk away today, remember that the future of Ho Chi Minh City’s economy, and possibly the region, may well be taking shape right here, on this very campus that seems to be bursting with smart minds and big dreams.