DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
The Department of Student Affairs (DSA) was officially established on October 1, 2024, by Proposal No. 1933/ĐA-ĐHKT-QTNNL of the President of University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, based on merging the Student Support Department, the Dormitory Management Board, and the Health Station. DSA team is professionally trained in expertise, attitude, skills, and operations to meet the satisfaction of students and other stakeholders of UEH. DSA has become a professional unit dedicated to comprehensive student care, including health, medical services, information support, financial assistance, career opportunities, academic counseling, management of both on-campus & off-campus accommodations, and essential services to ensure students’ trust, engagement, and support throughout their educational journey at UEH. DSA optimizes the application of information technology in management, operations, and delivery of student care solutions.
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With our dedication, attentiveness, and willingness to share, we will guide and connect our students with UEH’s internal and external supporting sources; assure that our learners and partners have the best experience at UEH.

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