Students in the first course of the Master of Information Technology program oriented on Artificial Intelligence of Things (MIT-AIoT) can receive scholarships of up to 70% of tuition fees.

MIT-AIoT students in the first course receive scholarships up to 70% of tuition

The scholarship policy is applied to candidates who meet the admission conditions and register for admission in the November 2026 admission round of the MIT-AIoT program implemented by the FSB Institute of Management & Technology, FPT University.

With support of up to 70% of tuition fees, FSB hopes to create more conditions for those working in the technology field to invest in their learning process, improve their expertise and develop their careers. In addition to scholarships, MIT-AIoT students are also supported by FSB to apply for the State's preferential credit policy for students in STEM fields.

According to the program representative, the scholarship not only helps technology workers reduce financial barriers to accessing specialized training, but also contributes to developing human resources capable of mastering and integrating AI and IoT into practical problems. Thereby, adding a team of human resources capable of promoting technological innovation and digital transformation.

MIT-AIoT students can participate in real-life hands-on projects

MIT-AIoT learners are equipped with the ability to design, develop and deploy complete AIoT solutions, from connecting devices, collecting and processing data to integrating and optimizing AI models. In addition to technical expertise, the program also helps learners improve their ability to analyze problems, design smart systems, ensure information security and manage technology projects, aiming to apply solutions to business and production activities.

Students can use cloud computing platforms and development tools to practice building, testing and deploying AIoT solutions. Learners also have the opportunity to learn how to apply technology in the operations of units within the FPT ecosystem in fields such as software, telecommunications, information technology and retail, thereby expanding their perspective on the environment and the need to deploy technology at businesses.

In addition, students can participate in thematic seminars, Tech Talk and exchange activities with experts and partner businesses at home and abroad. This is an opportunity to update knowledge, access practical experience, expand your network of professional relationships and orient professional development in the field of AIoT.

Master's students at FSB exchange expertise and update technology knowledge with cybersecurity expert Ngo Minh Hieu (Hieu PC)

MIT-AIoT has an estimated training period of 18 months and is awarded a degree by FPT University. The program is expected to open its first course in November 2026.

MIT-AIoT is currently recruiting students in Hanoi, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City and Can Tho. Readers learn about MIT-AIoT admission and scholarship information here.