: P.O.Box171206,SiemReap Province, Cambodia
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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
Angkor University, in collaboration with the Korea National University of Transportation, proudly presents a Cultural Exchange Program on Korean Art Performance! This exciting event aims to foster cultural understanding and strengthen the bond between Cambodia and South Korea through artistic and athletic performances.
✨ Event Highlights:
✅ K-Pop Dance Performances – Enjoy energetic and dynamic dance performances from talented students.
✅ Traditional & Modern Dance Showcases – Experience the beauty of Korean dance traditions alongside contemporary styles.
✅ Taekwondo Demonstrations – Witness thrilling martial arts performances showcasing skill, discipline, and agility.
This is a unique opportunity for students, faculty, and the community to immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of Korea, exchange ideas, and celebrate the spirit of international friendship.
? Everyone is invited! Join us for an unforgettable cultural experience.
For more information, please contact Angkor University’s Office of International Affairs.
In the morning of December 26, 2024, the leaders of Angkor University and a Chinese delegation from BGI visited Kantha Bopha Hospital (Jayavarman VII Hospital). highly grateful to all the management of the hospital for allowing our leaders to visit. Also much appreciation to Kantha Bopha Hospital (Jayavarman VII Hospital) for the warm welcoming.
Congratulations to Angkor University for receiving an ambulance from the Social Welfare Foundation GO&DO Republic Korea of the Republic of Korea.
The Erasmus+ scholarship information session program was presided over by H.E. Dr. Hang Chuon Naron, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth and Sport, alongside H.E. Igor Driesmans, the Ambassador of the European Union to Cambodia. The event was attended by leaders from the Ministry, professors, lecturers, and students from various higher education institutions in Siem Reap Province.
The Erasmus+ co-funded BEST Project (Boosting Excellence in Second-Tier HEIs) officially launched with a successful Kick-off Meeting held on December 9-10, 2024, at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy. The project, part of the Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) initiative, aims to strengthen second-tier Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Cambodia and Vietnam by enhancing internationalisation, governance and institutional capacity.
Running from November 1, 2024 to October 31, 2027, the BEST Project brings together 8 partners from 5 EU and non-EU countries:
• University of Rome Tor Vergata (UNITOV), Italy
• University of Piraeus (UNIPI), Greece
• Institut de Haute Formation aux Politiques Communautaires (IHF), Belgium
• Ho Chi Minh City University of Banking (HUB), Vietnam
• University of Finance and Business Administration (UFBA), Vietnam
• Cambodia-Asia Polytechnic Institute (CAPI), Cambodia
• Angkor University (AU), Cambodia
Empowering Institutions for a Global Future – The BEST Project focuses on equipping HEIs with the tools needed to thrive in global academic networks. Key areas of action include:
✅ Building global partnerships
✅ Improving institutional governance
✅ Enhancing curriculum and research internationalisation
✅ Developing mobility strategies
✅ Upgrading technology in International Relations Offices (IROs)
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.
JCI Japan-Himeji Angkor University and JCI Cambodia-Siem Reap have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on an international exchange program. This collaboration will offer special opportunities for students from both countries to engage in an inter-exchange program, allowing them to learn from each other and build a strong partnership for the future.
Angkor University recently had the wonderful opportunity to host a visit from a group of medical students from Singapore. During their visit, the students engaged in valuable exchanges of experiences regarding various aspects of higher education, including theoretical and practical studies, internships, and time management. Discussions also took place about balancing studies, work, family commitments, and social life. The visit was a rewarding experience for all involved, allowing for meaningful learning and cultural exchange.