The DTU Campuses

DTU has a total number of 6 campuses in Da Nang City (including 4 in the city center) and 2 representative offices in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi:

• Quang Trung Campus: Located near the Han River and right next to the Administrative Center of Da Nang, Quang Trung Campus is the biggest downtown campus of Duy Tan University. It features a 400-seat lecture hall, many modern classrooms and the main library besides state-of-the-art computing labs, art/video studios, laboratories for FPGAs, telecommunication, biotechnology, nursing, pharmacology, anatomy, etc. Quang Trung Campus is usually known as home to most technology-discipline faculties of DTU.

• Nguyen Van Linh Campus: Situated in the financial district of Da Nang, Nguyen Van Linh Campus houses the Faculty of Business Administration, the Faculty of Accounting and the International School of DTU. When first put into use in 2002, the Nguyen Van Linh Campus with its 12-storey building was considered the tallest building in Da Nang, drawing attention from many visitors to Da Nang. The campus also houses many administrative offices such as the Office of Academic Affairs, Career Center, Student Affairs Office, Office of Student Recruitment, etc.

• "The Hub" Building: Also located on Nguyen Van Linh Street, the 5-storey building at 21 Nguyen Van Linh St. is usually dubbed by students and staff members as "the Hub". This is because it is home to the Department of Financial Planning, where most of tuition fee, salary/wage, and other financial transactions are carried out. This building is also the first building of Duy Tan University when it first started out during the mid-1990s.

• Hoa Minh Campus: This 3.5-ha (or 9-acre) campus of Duy Tan consists of a series of workshops, laboratories and studios for Architecture, Civil Engineering and vocational students. There is also a fitness center with an indoor mini-stadium, a basketball court, and three squash courts besides two outdoor football fields.

• Hoa Cam Campus: In 2012, the City of Da Nang decided to grant 75 hectares (or 185 acres) of farm land in Hoa Cam to Duy Tan University so that DTU can develop into a strategic university in the region. This also makes Duy Tan the first private university in Vietnam to receive a major land grant from the local government.