The University of Cambodia - The Tony Fernandes School of Business

The Tony Fernandes School of Business at The University of Cambodia offers a full range of programs from foundation to doctoral levels. Established in 2003 and renamed in 2017, it focuses on developing ethical leaders, entrepreneurs and analytical thinkers who can contribute to Cambodia’s evolving economy. With bilingual delivery in English and Khmer, the school serves both domestic and international learners.

Recognized with 2 Palmes of Excellence by Eduniversal, the school is regarded as Cambodia’s top business school. Its structure includes departments such as Accounting & Finance, Management, Strategy, and Marketing, supported by strong university-wide research and interdisciplinary linkages.

The school promotes strong career readiness through structured internships, employer engagement and hands‑on coursework. Requirements such as the Business Internship ensure students gain essential workplace exposure before graduating. Faculty mentoring and career advising support students in choosing suitable professional pathways.

Connections with local firms, banks and NGOs create opportunities for recruitment, guest lectures and joint projects. With its regional reputation and English-language programs, graduates are well positioned for roles in Cambodia’s private sector, government institutions and ASEAN’s broader job market.

The school’s national and regional recognition, supported by Eduniversal’s ranking, offers students credible and marketable credentials. Its bilingual program structure provides flexible learning pathways that support both local relevance and international career mobility, especially across the ASEAN region.

Comprehensive academic progression from associate to doctoral levels, combined with strong internship integration and industry connections, ensures practical skill development. The school’s emphasis on leadership and entrepreneurship makes it an attractive choice for students aiming to lead organizations or start new ventures in Cambodia’s dynamic economic landscape.

The school promotes research addressing Cambodia’s business and economic challenges, with master’s and doctoral theses guided by the School of Graduate Studies. Its mission highlights producing actionable knowledge that supports national development and enhances managerial, financial and policy solutions.

Innovations include programs bridging business and technology, particularly the MSc in Information Technology and digital-focused management courses. Entrepreneurship training, SME-oriented modules and applied consulting projects enrich practical learning. The school’s growing regional visibility encourages collaborative research and contributes to professional advancements across ASEAN.

What languages are programs taught in? Programs are offered in English through the International-Track and in Khmer through the Khmer-Track, enabling both global preparation and national relevance.

Are internships required? Yes. Many degrees mandate internships, supported by career services and industry partners who help students identify suitable placements.

Can students progress from associate to graduate levels? Yes. The school provides a clear pathway from associate and bachelor programs to master’s and doctoral study for qualified students.

Undergraduate applicants typically submit transcripts, identification and, for English-track programs, proof of English readiness. Graduate applicants provide academic records, recommendations and a statement of purpose, with some programs requesting work experience or interviews.

UC operates regular admission cycles and publishes deadlines through official channels. Tuition varies by program, and financial aid is offered through scholarships administered by the university foundation. Students may access on-campus and nearby housing, while international learners receive support with visas, orientation and campus integration.