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Vietnamese-German University Main Campus

Campus life at VGU

Learn. Live.
Connect.

A modern university campus designed for academic life, collaboration, community and everyday student experience.

VGU Main Campus

A campus built around learning, research and community

VGU’s main campus extends across more than 50 hectares and brings teaching spaces, laboratories, the university library, student accommodation, sports facilities and green open spaces into one academic environment.

The campus master plan emerged from an international design competition and was developed by Machado Silvetti, with an emphasis on openness, collaboration and environmental quality.

50+ haMain campus
1,500Library seats
826Dormitory rooms
On campusStudy · Live · Sport

The library at the heart of campus

More than a place to borrow books

The VGU Library is designed as a learning hub for individual study, teamwork, research and creative activities.

Across its principal floors, students have access to around 1,500 seats together with group-work rooms, reading areas, Learning Commons, Language Commons, a multimedia room, MakerSpace facilities, research space and informal café-style study corners.

Explore VGU Library facilities ↗
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Study your way

Individual reading areas, self-study zones and bookable group-work rooms support different learning styles.

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Create & collaborate

Learning Commons, Language Commons and three MakerSpace rooms provide places for collaborative and creative work.

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Research & connect

Research space, multimedia facilities and informal social areas make the library part of everyday campus life.

Students at Vietnamese-German University

Live on campus

Student accommodation within the university community

VGU’s dormitory complex consists of two seven-storey buildings with 826 rooms. Room types include single, double and triple accommodation, while shared facilities include study space, common kitchens, student lounges and laundry services.

Because the dormitories are inside the VGU campus, students can reach classrooms, the library, sports areas and other university facilities without a daily commute.

Planning to live on campus?

Room allocation and current fees are managed by the Dormitory Management Board and may change by academic year. Check the latest official information before applying.

Current VGU dormitory information ↗

Stay active

Sports and recreation are part of campus life

VGU’s sports facilities provide space for both organised activities and everyday recreation alongside academic life.

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Courts & fields

Basketball, badminton, volleyball, tennis and football facilities are available within the campus sports area.

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Swimming

The campus sports complex includes a swimming pool as part of its recreation facilities.

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Community activity

Sports facilities complement student clubs, events and informal activities that connect students across programmes.

Student life & community

Campus life extends beyond the classroom

VGU brings together students from different programmes, academic backgrounds and national contexts in a compact campus environment.

The university’s student-life structure includes student clubs, the VGU Student Association, career services, university services and well-being and mental-health support.

SUD student community at VGU
SUD activities bring academic exchange and student community together at the VGU Main Campus.

Getting to campus

Connected with Ho Chi Minh City

VGU operates university bus services linking the Main Campus with several locations in Ho Chi Minh City and along the route to campus. Timetables and stops can change, so students should use the current university schedule when planning their commute.

Check the current VGU bus timetable ↗
Main Campus Vietnamese-German University

Ring Road 4
Thoi An Quarter, Thoi Hoa Ward
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Official VGU contact & directions ↗

Your SUD experience at VGU

The campus is only one part of the classroom

SUD combines campus-based learning with fieldwork, applied urban studios, public lectures, research activities and an international semester at TU Darmstadt.