Facilities
Modern learning spaces – Where knowledge and creativity take shape.
- Campus
- 7,000 m²
- Floor Area
- 22,952 m²
- Book Titles
- 20.000+
- Digital Resources
- 9.000+
At Danang Architecture University, every space is designed to provide a modern, comfortable and inspiring learning environment. From lecture halls, the library and practice rooms to specialised study areas, everything has been invested in comprehensively to help students develop their knowledge, skills and professional mindset in a well-rounded way.
Located at 566 Nui Thanh Street, Hoa Cuong Ward, in the heart of Da Nang City, Danang Architecture University has a campus of over 7,000 m² and nearly 22,952 m² of built floor area. The modern 8-storey main building fully integrates lecture halls, classrooms, practice rooms, a library, laboratories and activity spaces for more than 6,000 students.
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100% of classrooms are equipped with air conditioning, projectors, sound systems and internet connectivity, effectively meeting learning needs in the digital age. In addition, lifts, green spaces and open grounds create a convenient, friendly and inspiring learning environment.
In particular, the University continuously invests in practice rooms, laboratories and specialised equipment, enabling students to learn in the spirit of "Real learning – Real practice – Real profession – Real-world experience – Real creativity", narrowing the gap between the lecture hall and the workplace.
The campus — an open space in the heart of the city
With a campus of over 7,000 m², Danang Architecture University features a modern, airy design with plenty of greenery, creating a welcoming and energising learning environment.
The spacious courtyard hosts extracurricular activities, student events, festivals and memorable moments throughout university life.
The library — a space of knowledge for every student
The DAU Library is a place for students to study, research and learn independently, with more than 20,000 book titles and nearly 9,000 electronic resources, meeting the diverse needs of all training programmes.
The quiet, modern space offers Wi-Fi, catalogue computers and areas for both group and individual study, making it easy for students to access learning resources and develop their self-study skills.
Computer labs — a technological foundation for learning and creativity
The computer labs are comprehensively equipped with high-performance computers and specialised software such as AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, 3ds Max, Photoshop…, effectively supporting learning, design, simulation and research.
Project defence room — where ideas are shared
The project defence room is designed as a professional conference space where students present their coursework, design projects and research topics before a panel of lecturers.
Through project defences, students develop their presentation, critical-argument, communication and confidence skills – key skills in a professional working environment.
Tourism practice rooms — a business simulation right on campus
The University has invested in practice rooms that simulate the reception, housekeeping and restaurant areas of a hotel to industry standards. Here, students directly practise operational procedures and improve their professional skills, service manner and ability to handle real-life situations.
Electrical and electronics practice rooms — learning by doing
The practice rooms are fully equipped with workbenches, measuring instruments, circuit models and automation systems, enabling students to assemble, operate, test and troubleshoot technical problems hands-on.
Laboratories — hands-on experience that strengthens professional competence
The University has invested in laboratories serving fields such as Construction Materials, Soil Mechanics – Foundations, Building Structures, Physics, Chemistry and Applied Arts, along with a wide range of other specialised practice equipment.
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Affiliated Units
8 faculties, 2 departments, 4 centres and 12 functional offices.
Lecturers – Scientists
List of full-time lecturers who lead teaching and count towards undergraduate admission quotas.


















