College of Science and Technology (CST)

Founded 2003 (chartered as College of Science and Technology — a constituent college of the Royal University of Bhutan from RUB's establishment; built on the foundations of the earlier Royal Bhutan Polytechnic established 1973). Bhutan's primary engineering and applied-sciences college, located at Phuentsholing (Chukha Dzongkhag, southern Bhutan on the Indian border). Constituent college of the Royal University of Bhutan from RUB's 2003 establishment. Built on the foundations of the earlier Royal Bhutan Polytechnic established 1973. Programmes: BE Civil Engineering, BE Electrical Engineering, BE Electronics and Communications Engineering, BE Information Technology, BE Software Engineering, BE Architecture, BE Engineering Geology, BE Instrumentation and Control Engineering, BE Water Resources Engineering, MSc Construction Management, MEng Renewable Energy. Strong programmes in hydropower engineering (relevant to Bhutan's significant hydroelectric economy — Bhutan is a net hydropower exporter to India). CURRENT ACCREDITATION: CST was awarded BQPCA institutional accreditation grade A in Autumn 2025.

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