List of universities in Cambodia
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This is the list of universities and colleges in Cambodia according to the Cambodian Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport. Note that Cambodian education system ceased to exist and the educated populations were wiped out during the Khmer Rouge era (1975-1979). Cambodian education had to be rebuilt from scratch and today national education system of 12 years primary and secondary schooling was begun as recently as 1996-1997.
[edit] Public Higher Education Institutions
- Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP)
- University of Health Science (UHS)
- Royal University of Law and Economic (RULE)
- National University of Management (NUM)
- National Institute of Education (NIE)
- Moyarishi Vedic University (MVU)
- Svay Rieng University (SRU)
- Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC)
- Royal University of Agriculture (RUA)
- Royal University of Fine Arts (RUFA)
- Economics and Finance Institute (EFI)
- Institute of Health Science of Royal Cambodian Armed Forces (IHS)
[edit] Private Higher Education Institutions
- Pannasastra University of Cambodia (PUC)
- International Institute of Cambodia (IIC)
- Norton University (NU)
- University of Technology and Management (UTM)
- Build Bright University (BBU)
- Institute of Management and Economics (IME)
- Cambodian University for Specialties (CUS)
- International University (IU)
- Cambodia Mekong University (CMU)
- Asean University (AU)
- Chamroeun University of Polytechnology (CUP)
- Cambodia University (CU)
- Western University (WU)
- ICS University (ICSU)
- Khemarak University (KU)
- Angkor University (AU)
- Newton Thilay University (NTU)
- Asia Europe University
- Human Resources University (HRU)
- Institute of Management Science (IMS)
- Vanda Institute
- Angkor City Institute(ACI)
- Setec Institute (SI)
- Asia Pacific Institute(API)
- Sitc University(SITC)
- The Institute of Cambodia (IC)
- Intered Institute (II)
- Sachak Asia Development Institute (SADI)
[edit] External Links
- Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport of Cambodia
- [1] Mak Ngoy (2005)
