1.   Introduction

By studying Aquaculture at Tay Do University, you will be comprehensively equipped to become a professional Fisheries Engineer with high expertise, scientific working methods, independence, creativity, and professional ethics. The training program will help you refine your skills in designing, organizing, managing, and operating aquaculture activities, from farm scale to enterprise level. You will have opportunities to participate in research, improve technology, provide technical consultation, and plan industry development strategies. This empowers you with the ability to analyze, synthesize, and evaluate situations effectively to solve complex real-world production challenges, eventually becoming a pioneering expert ready to seize opportunities and achieve success in the promising fisheries industry.

2. Admission Methods

Admission based on High School Graduation Exam results.

Admission based on high school academic records (transcripts).

Admission Combinations:

(1). Mathematics – Physics – Chemistry (A00)

(2). Mathematics – Physics – English (A01)

(3). Mathematics – Chemistry – Biology (B00)

(4). Mathematics – Chemistry – English (D07)

3. Training Program

Major Code: 7620301

Training Duration: 4 years (150 credits)

Format: Credit-based system for maximum flexibility

Degree: Engineer of Aquaculture

4. Career Opportunities

The Aquaculture major provides diverse career opportunities with a practical-oriented training program. After graduation, students can take on roles such as technical officers in laboratories, seed production facilities, aquaculture farms, or feed production and processing plants. You can become a manager, CEO for aquaculture product and service development, or a technical consultant for domestic and international enterprises.

You can also participate in agricultural extension work, planning, and fisheries management in state agencies, or work as a researcher in institutes, a lecturer in universities and colleges, or join international fisheries development organizations. Notably, students can start their own businesses with seed production farms or independent trading companies.

The training program emphasizes applicability, with practical modules in laboratories, experimental farms, and fisheries enterprises to ensure professional proficiency. Field trips and internships at various facilities offer valuable experiences, allowing you to access real production processes, enhance knowledge, and be ready to overcome any challenge in the fisheries industry.