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Bachelor in International Economics, majoring in International Economics (High-Quality Program, taught in English) (for cohorts from K64 onward)

(Attached to Decision No.: ………/QĐ-ĐHNT dated … / … / …  of President of Foreign Trade University)

1. Training objectives

General objectives

The High-Quality Bachelor’s Program in International Economics aims to train highly qualified human resources who possess strong political awareness, ethical standards, and professional competence. Graduates are expected to be capable of undertaking roles as consultants, analysts, or managers in the fields of economics and international economics within ministries, governmental agencies, enterprises, banks, and investment funds. The program is designed to ensure that graduates are able to analyze, evaluate, research, and practically address issues in international economics in a scientific, logical, and creative manner. It also equips students with practical skills in decision-making and problem-solving in international economics and related fields. Graduates will acquire solid theoretical and practical tools, along with essential skills for learning, scientific research, and working independently and effectively, meeting the demands of industrialization, modernization, and international economic integration in a fully English-speaking working environment.

Specific Objectives

PO1: Provide knowledge in international economics at the individual, enterprise, national, and international levels;

PO2: Equip students with skills in applying research methods and tools to analyze and evaluate issues in international economics;

PO3: Develop physical well-being and train students in presentation, critical thinking, foreign language proficiency, and office information technology skills;

PO4: Foster creativity, a sense of responsibility, community service awareness, and the ability to work in an international environment.

2. Program Learning Outcomes

About knowledge

PLO 1: Apply foundational knowledge in political science, social sciences, and humanities to study and work effectively;

PLO 2: Analyze the activities of economic entities related to the field of international economics;

PLO 3: Apply research methods and tools to solve issues related to international economics;

About skills

PLO 4: Demonstrate critical thinking, learning and research skills, as well as communication and information delivery skills;

PLO 5: Achieve Level 5 out of 6 in English language proficiency according to the Vietnamese Foreign Language Competency Framework, as stipulated in Circular No. 01/2014/TT-BGDĐT dated January 24, 2014 by the Ministry of Education and Training;

PLO 6: Achieve Level 5 out of 8 in digital competency domains (data and information literacy; communication and collaboration in digital environments; digital content creation; safety), and Level 4 out of 8 in artificial intelligence application competency, in accordance with the Digital Competency Framework under Circular No. 02/2025/BGDĐT dated January 24, 2025 by the Ministry of Education and Training;

About Autonomy and Responsibility

PLO 7: Demonstrate the ability to work independently and in teams, along with innovative and creative thinking;

PLO 8: Show resilience in overcoming difficulties and challenges, and demonstrate responsibility toward oneself, the community, and society.

3. Curriculum framework

No. Course name Course code No. of credits Prerequisite
1 General education knowledge 44
1.1 Political Theories   11
1.1.1 Compulsory courses 11
1 Marxist – Leninist Philosophy TRIH114 3 No
2 Marxist- Leninist Political Economy TRIH115 2 No
3 Scientific Socialism TRIH116 2 TRIH114
TRIH115
4 Ho Chi Minh’s Ideology TRIH104      2 TRIH114
TRIH115
5 History of the Communist Party of Vietnam TRIH117      2 TRIH114
TRIH115
1.2 Social Sciences, Humanities – Arts, Mathematics – Informatics   18
1.2.1 Compulsory courses   15
6 Advanced Mathematics TOAE105 3 No
7 Introduction to Law PLUE111 3 No
8 Digital Technology and AI Application TINE210      3 No
9 Design Thinking and Innovation DTIE100 3 No
10 Career Development in International Economics KTEE221 3 No
1.2.2 Elective courses (Choose one of the following courses)   3
11 Drafting Document Skills PPHH103 3 TINE210     
12 Applied Informatics TINE203 3 TINE210     
13 Psychology TLHH102 3 No
1.3  Foreign Language  15
14 English for Specific Purpose 1 (Advanced Business English) ESP111 3 EAB241 or an equivalent international certificate
15 English for Specific Purpose 2 (Business Communication) ESP121 3 ESP111
16 English for Specific Purpose 3 (International Business and Economics) ESP231 3 ESP121
17 English for Specific Purpose 4 –

Students choose one of the two following courses: 

17.1 English for Specific Purpose 4 (Business Correspondence) ESP341 3 ESP231
17.2 English for Specific Purpose 4 (Contract) ESP342 3 ESP231
18 English for Specific Purpose 5 (Public Speaking) ESP451 3 ESP231
1.4 Physical Education    
  Physical Education    
1.5 National Defense Education    
  National Defense Education    
2 Professional educational knowledge   75
2.1 General knowledge   21
2.1.1 Compulsory courses   18
19 Microeconomics 1 KTEE202 3 TOAE105
20 Macroeconomics 1 KTEE204 3 TOAE105
21 Research Methodology for Economics and Business KTEE206 3 No
22 Probability and Statistics for economics and business TOAE203 3 TOAE105
23 Econometrics 1 KTEE218 3 TOAE

203

24 Digital Economics KTEE214 3 No
2.1.2 Elective courses (Choose one of the following courses)   3
25 Game Theory KTEE332 3 No
26 Introduction to Data Analysis KTEE222 3 No
27 Ethics in Digital Economy KTEE223 3 No
28 Principles of Accounting KETE201 3 No
29 Programming for Data Analysis and Scientific Computing TINE314 3 No
30 Principles of Finance TCHE302 3 KTEE202
2.2 Fundamental knowledge 27
2.2.1 Compulsory courses   21
31 Microeconomics 2 KTEE401 3 KTEE202
32 Macroeconomics 2 KTEE402 3 KTEE204
33 Econometrics 2 KTEE318 3 KTEE218
34 International Economics 1 KTEE216 3 KTEE202
35 Development Economics KTEE406 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
36 Environmental Economics KTEE404 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
37 Public Economics KTEE407 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
2.2.2 Elective courses (Choose two of the following courses)   6
38 Survey Design and Data Analysis KTEE209 3 No
39 Economics of Asymmetric Information KTEE405 3 KTEE401
40 Behavioral Economics KTEE339 3 KTEE202
41 Entrepreneurship in the Digital Economy KTEE340 3 KTEE214
42 Financial Economics TCHE341 3 KTEE401
43 Data Management System TINE313 3 No
44 Innovation Management QTRE441 3 No
45 Gender Economics KTEE341 3 KTEE202

KTEE204

KTEE218

2.3 Specialized knowledge 27
2.3.1 Compulsory courses    12
46 International Economics 2 KTEE316 3 KTEE216
47 International Political Economy KTEE303 3 KTEE216
48 International Economic Negotiation KTEE327 3 KTEE216
49 Regional Economics KTEE302 3 KTEE204
2.3.2 Elective Courses (Students choose one of three specialization tracks; within each track, select five courses from the following):   15
2.3.2.1 Specialization Track 1: International Economics and Public Management
50 Public Policy KTEE441 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
51 Public Management KTEE331 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
52 Forecasts in Economics and Business KTEE418 3 KTEE318
53 Financial Econometrics KTEE310 3 KTEE318
54 Green Economics KTEE330 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
55 Digitalization in Open Economies KTEE215 3 No
56 Project Economics KTEE342 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
57 Natural Resource Management KTEE343 3 KTEE202

KTEE204

58 Macroeconomic Policy in Foreign Investment Management KTEE344 3 No
59 International Financ TCHE414 3 TCHE302
60 Leadership skills QTRE203 3 No
2.3.2.2 Specialization Track 2: International Economics and Development
61 Cost and benefit analysis KTEE314 3 KTEE202

KTEE204

62 Trade and Development KTEE412 3 KTEE216
63 Contemporary Development Issues KTEE440 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
64 The Economics of Climate Change KTEE207 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
65 The Circular Economy KTEE210 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
66 Tourism Economics KTEE321 3 KTEE202
67

(54)

Green Economics KTEE330 3 KTEE202
KTEE204
68

(55)

Digitalization in open economies KTEE215 3 No
69 Economic Globalization KTEE326 3 KTEE216
70 Trade and Environment KTEE420 3 KTEE216
71 Growth and Development KTEE410 3 KTEE204
2.3.2.3 Specialization Track 3: International Economics and Enterprise Development
72 Theory of Managerial Economics  KTEE428  3 KTEE202
73 Internationalization of SMEs KTEE345 3 No
74

(52)

Forecasts in Economics and Business KTEE418 3 KTEE318
75

(53)

Financial Econometrics KTEE310 3 KTEE318
76 Industrial Organization KTEE408 3 KTEE202
77 International Trade Law PLUE422 3 PLUE111
78 International Payments TCHE412 3 TCHE302
79 International Business Transactions TMAE302 3 No
80 Corporate Finance TCHE321 3 TCHE302
81 Innovation TMAE319 3 No
3 Project-Based Courses  
82 Mid-term Internship KTEE504 3
4 Thesis   9
83 Graduation Thesis KTEE531 9
  Total   131

** Students may choose to study a second foreign language offered in the program (selecting one of the following: English, Chinese, Japanese, French, or Spanish). Upon completion of the second foreign language courses, students are expected to achieve Level 3/6 of the Vietnamese Six-Level Foreign Language Proficiency Framework, in accordance with Circular No. 01/2014/TT-BGDĐT. The results of the second foreign language courses are not included in the cumulative grade point average (GPA) and are not considered as a requirement for assessing the achievement of the program learning outcomes. However, these results will be recorded and included in the student’s academic transcript as a supplementary certification.

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