: P.O.Box171206,SiemReap Province, Cambodia
[email protected]
Opening Hours : Monday to Saturday - 7:30 Am to 9:15 Pm
: P.O.Box171206,SiemReap Province, Cambodia[email protected]Opening Hours : Monday to Saturday - 7:30 Am to 9:15 Pm
During the recent meeting between Angkor University and the Study in China Center, several key points regarding potential collaboration were discussed. One of the main topics was the possibility of having professional Chinese language teachers from the Study in China Center provide training to students at Angkor University. Additionally, both sides explored the idea of organizing study tours and academic programs in China for students from Angkor University. The discussions aimed to lay the groundwork for a fruitful partnership that would benefit the educational and cultural exchange between the two institutions.
The top management of Angkor University participated in the 5th Lancang-Mekong College Students' Goodwill Games and the 7th South and Southeast Asia College Student Culture and Sports Week. This event, which took place in Kunming, China, was hosted by Kunming University of Science and Technology to celebrate its 70th anniversary. The program's purpose was to foster stronger bonds and promote cultural exchange among partner universities while featuring various sporting events including football, volleyball, and badminton. Additionally, a forum was held to address ways to enhance the quality of higher education.
The meeting between Angkor University and Kunming University of Science and Technology of China aims to create an extensive academic collaboration and cultural exchange framework. The primary objectives include establishing a curriculum exchange program, facilitating scholarship opportunities for students and researchers, organizing student internship visits, sharing art and culture between Cambodia and China, and planning reciprocal visits between the two universities, including delegations to Angkor University.
Angkor University recently organized a public lecture on "Foreign Policy and Bilateral Relations between the Kingdom of Cambodia and the Republic of Indonesia." The lecture featured distinguished guest speaker H.E. Santo Darmosumarto, the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia in Cambodia.
The lecture aimed to give students a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies surrounding foreign policy and bilateral relations between Cambodia and the Republic of Indonesia. The event aimed to offer a nuanced perspective on the diplomatic ties and interactions between the two nations, shedding light on the historical context and contemporary developments.
Angkor University recently held a meeting with Charles Sturt University, Australia. During the meeting, both sides discussed in collaboration with each faculty, focusing on the Faculty of Agriculture to develop fish farming and natural fisheries management projects.
Angkor University (A.U.), Cambodia and WEM7 Cambodia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on an international language program and explore potential opportunities to:
- Exchange of teaching staff;
- Joint or Dual Degree & Certificate Program;
- Joint conference/seminar and research projects;
- Joint cultural programs, and internship programs;
- Joint any other academic activities for the benefit of both parties.
.jpg)
.jpg)
Cultural exchange is sharing different ideas, traditions, and knowledge with someone who may be coming from completely different background than your own. It’s important to be aware of the differences between cultures, particularly if you are volunteering, working, or living in a new country or interacting with people from different countries than your own.
The students from both universities has played games, danced, learned common words from each other.