The College of Language and Culture Studies (CLCS) is part of the Royal University of Bhutan (RUB) system and focuses on the study of Bhutan's language, literature, culture and traditions. CLCS was established in 2008 to preserve and promote Bhutan's rich cultural heritage while training professionals who can spread Bhutanese culture in a globalized world. Here is some basic information about CLCS:

Overview

Established: 2008

Nature: Public higher education institution

Location: Located in the Trongsa region of central Bhutan, Trongsa is one of the historical towns of Bhutan.

Mission: To preserve and promote Bhutanese language and culture through education, research and community engagement, and to train future leaders with a deep cultural heritage.

Campus

CLCS is located in Trongsa, which is not only the geographical center of Bhutan, but also a crossroads of history and culture.

The campus design reflects the traditional Bhutanese architectural style, while being equipped with modern teaching facilities to provide students with a good learning environment.

Enrollment

CLCS may have a relatively small student population because it focuses on a specific area of ​​cultural and linguistic study.

The college accepts students from all over Bhutan and also welcomes international students.

Educational Philosophy

CLCS emphasizes a deep understanding of Bhutan's traditional language and culture and combines this understanding with modern educational methods.

The college encourages students to participate in field trips, community service, and cultural activities to enhance their practical experience.

Disciplines and Departments

Linguistics: Provides study of Dzongkha, the national language of Bhutan, and other local languages.

Literature: Study of classical and modern Bhutanese literary works.

Cultural Studies: Explores Bhutan's cultural heritage, traditional customs, and social changes.

Translation and Interpretation: Develops the ability to communicate effectively between different languages.

Folklore: Study of folk tales, traditional art forms, and social customs.

Rankings

Due to its focus on a specific cultural and linguistic area, CLCS may not appear in international university rankings.

Within Bhutan, it is respected for its unique positioning and contributions.

Fees

As part of the Royal University of Bhutan system, CLCS tuition fees are relatively low, especially for national students.

Tuition fees for international students may vary. Specific fee information should be inquired directly with the college.

Campus

The campus has facilities such as a library, computer room, language laboratory, dormitory and canteen.

Located in such a historic place as Chukha, the campus is surrounded by natural beauty and historical sites, providing students with rich learning resources.

International Cooperation

CLCS may have cooperative relationships with other international higher education institutions, especially in cultural exchange, language learning and joint research projects.

The college may also invite international lecturers and experts to visit, bringing international perspectives to students.

Admission Requirements

For Bhutanese national students, it is usually necessary to complete high school education and pass the corresponding entrance examination.

International students may need to provide proof of language proficiency (such as Dzongkha or other related languages) and meet specific academic requirements.