The Royal University of Bhutan (RUB) is the national university system of Bhutan. It was established in 2003 by the King of Bhutan, Jigme Singye Wangchuck, through a royal decree. The university is an important part of Bhutan's higher education and aims to provide high-quality education and research to support the country's socio-economic development. Here are some key information about the Royal University of Bhutan:

Overview

Established: June 2, 2003

Nature: National University System

Mission: To promote Bhutan's intellectual, cultural and economic development through education and research, and to cultivate high-quality talents that can compete in a global context.

Campuses

The Royal University of Bhutan is not a single entity, but a network of multiple colleges and institutes that are spread across Bhutan.

The main constituent units include the College of Science and Technology, the College of Natural Resources, the Khesar Gyalpo University of Medical Sciences of Bhutan, etc.

Enrollment

The specific number of students may vary from year to year, but the Royal University of Bhutan system covers students from undergraduate to doctoral levels.

Educational philosophy

Emphasis on value-based education, combining traditional wisdom with modern technology.

Focus on sustainable development, environmental protection and community service.

Promote the concept of lifelong learning and encourage critical thinking and innovation.

Disciplines and Faculties

Offer a variety of academic courses covering natural sciences, social sciences, humanities and arts, engineering technology, medicine and health sciences.

Key disciplines include but are not limited to information technology, engineering, business management, education, environmental science, agricultural science, medicine, etc.

Ranking

As the only national university system in Bhutan, the Royal University of Bhutan has a high reputation in the country.

In terms of international rankings, the Royal University of Bhutan may not appear in the mainstream world university rankings, but this does not affect its influence in Bhutan and its surrounding areas.

Fees

As a state-funded educational institution, the tuition fees of the Royal University of Bhutan are relatively low, especially for domestic students.

International students may pay higher tuition fees. The specific fee standards need to be inquired from the university or relevant departments.

Campus

Each college of the Royal University of Bhutan has its own campus, equipped with necessary teaching facilities such as classrooms, laboratories, libraries and dormitories.

The campus environment is usually integrated with the natural beauty of Bhutan, providing students with a peaceful and conducive learning atmosphere.

International Cooperation

The Royal University of Bhutan actively participates in international academic exchanges and cooperation, and has established partnerships with higher education institutions in many countries.

This cooperation promotes exchanges between teachers and students, enhances research capabilities and teaching quality.

Admission Requirements

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

In addition to meeting academic requirements, international students are also required to provide proof of language proficiency (such as English proficiency).