Actives

The university is a public institution under the supervision of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport. In the past, the Department of Economics was the main branch of the Institute of Economics. When the institute was dissolved in 1994, the Department of Economics merged with the Faculty of Law to create the Faculty of Law and Economics of Phnom Penh. In July 2003, it became the Royal University of Law and Economics (RULE) with 4 faculties: Law, Economics, Accounting and Management, Monetary and Finance, Economics and Computer Science and Public Administration. Since its birth, the Faculty has been strongly supported by the French Cooperation. The faculty has been pursuing an active policy aimed at developing human resources and constantly improving the quality of training in order to meet Cambodia’s economic and social needs.