All about University of Battambang

STUDYING AT UNIVERSITY OF BATTAMBANG. U are Bridge to Brightness!

UBB encourages its students to excel. Students are expected to explore and think critically about issues rather than simply repeat learned information. To do well, students will need to consult different sources and evaluate them from a critical perspective. UBB will assist students to gain employment with its well established curricula and its reputation as a leader in higher education. As well as preparing for a rewarding career, studying at the University of Battambang will help students to analyze, understand and contribute to society, and to offer qualified human resources to the community. There are 5 faculties and one institute in University of Battambang.

Faculty of Business Administration & Tourism

Faculty of Sociology & Community Development

The mission of Faculty of Sociology and Community Development is to develop and apply knowledge to aid social and rural decision makers in addressing social and economic issues through integrated research and educational programs that enhance incomes and quality of life in Cambodia. Its research mission focuses on social and rural issues, the production and distribution of agricultural products, the use of natural resources and the needs of rural people.

Faculty of Agriclture & Food Processing

The mission of this faculty is to offer quality education in science and technology in agriculture and foods and agricultural products from the time they leave the farm, field or waters to the time they reach the consumer that will prepare students to serve clientele needs and the demands of the nation, to be well trained in their areas of interest. Its research mission is to conduct basic and applied research on soil, plants, animals, fish, and methods for enhancing value of foods and agricultural products through the application of cost-efficient and environmentally-sound post-harvest techniques in order to provide support for the community, agricultural industries, agencies, and others relying on information in Cambodia.

Faculty of Science & Technology

The Faculty of Science and Technology is intended to appeal to students with interested in state-of-the-art information technology and nuclear/civil engineering. The mission of the faculty is to provide the best quality of science and technology programs in Cambodia, to enables students to achieve their dreams after graduation.

Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Education

The faculty is committed to providing the liberal arts education, offering students undergraduate degrees with the opportunity for broad exposure to an outstanding education in the traditional humanities and social science disciplines through its diverse and internationally-oriented programmatic offerings.

Mathematics Major

The Math Major studies quantities, forms, and symbolic logic in such subjects as algebra, geometry, calculus, logic, topology, and number theory.

Institute of Foreign Languages

The Institute of Foreign Languages (IFL) is dedicated to providing professional foreign language services that enhance intercultural communication and awareness to the educational community, the business community, and the public at large in north-western part Cambodia.

English Major

The English major not only instills students with the language skills and capacity but also to shape their attitude and behavior so that they can adapt to the outside world. The program focuses on way to upgrade the academic qualification in English, providing students with a high level of language competency required to teach English as Foreign Language (TEFL).

How Well do You Know Your True Self?

Who are you? No, it’s not a trick question and I am not asking for your name. I am also not asking for your résumé, marital status, or life history. Those things may be a reflection of who you are, but my question goes a little deeper than that.

I’m asking how well you actually know yourself as a person. In other words, who are you underneath all the trappings and titles? What do you see when you look at your very core? Who is that inner person walking around in your body, doing your job, and managing your life? How would you describe your true self?

Why does it matter who you are?

Most people are not very in touch with their true self. From a young age we are asked: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I think the emphasis should be more on “WHO” you want to be instead of what. In reality, “what” is just a role we play and it may have very little to do with our true identity as a person.