Royal University of Agriculture (RUA)

Founded 1964 (chartered as the Royal University of Agricultural Sciences); closed 1975 (Khmer Rouge); reopened 1985 and renamed Royal University of Agriculture in 1994. Cambodia's premier public agricultural university, located at Chamkar Daung campus in Phnom Penh. Founded 1964 during the Sangkum era. Closed 1975 under Khmer Rouge. Reopened 1985 and renamed RUA in 1994. Eight faculties spanning Agro-Industry, Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine, Agricultural Economics and Rural Development, Agronomy, Fisheries and Aquaculture, Forestry, Land Management and Land Administration, and Veterinary Medicine. Critical institution for Cambodia's predominantly agricultural economy.

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