International University
International University (IU) is a top private higher education institution specializing in medicine & medical science. Established in 2002, IU is recognized and nationally accredited by the Royal Government of Cambodia, the Royal Cambodian Ministry of Education, Youth & Sports and the Accreditation Committeeof Cambodia (ACC).
International University education standards are recognized by transnational medical institutions such as the Asia-Europe Foundation, ASAIHL, UN World Health Organization (WHO), including accreditation with the U.S. based ECFMG, FAIMER and IMED enabling medical school graduates to take the three complete steps of the USMLE and on successful completion can register for physician residency and practice medicine in the United States.
The medium of instruction used at IU are English and Khmer. Affiliations: CHEA, ACC, AMEA, IIME, ECFMG, IMED, UN WHO, ASAIHL, FAIMER, ASEF, SEAADEIU and Sen Sok IU Hospital joins together to conduct many training programs for the students in Midwifery, especially inviting Guest lecturers from US, UK and other Nursing and Midwife organization to join with us to conduct 1 week to 10 days training program.
Team
Nget Buntha
Dean, teacher and researcher
Sabo Ojano
PhD, MSc – Manager
Neth Barom
PhD, MSc – Teacher, trainer and researcher
Vouch Phisith
Coodinator, teacher, trainer and researcher
Toun Soksambat
Teacher, trainer and researcher
Sath Mutta
Teacher, trainer and researcher
Chhay Kry
Teacher and researcher
Gnan Channoeurn
Teacher, trainer and researcher
Kim Chantha
Teacher and researcher
Nget Manndy
Steering group researcher, teacher and researcher
Suy Sophea
Financial staff
Dam Thida
Administrative Staff
Bolyno Institute
Bolyno Institute (BNI) was founded by His Excellency Prof. Dr. Uon Sabo on March 19, 2009. The Institute is endorsed by the Sub-decree of March 15, 2010, singed by Em Sithy Minister of the Education Government of Cambodia.
Because education has been one of Cambodia’s priorities in the last 10 years, the output of health professionals has been high. However, the training has focused on quantity rather than quality, and on rote learning: students take notes, memorize, and are tested on facts. Integration, problem solving, and supervised clinical experience are minimal.
Education is based on a curative model, with training based in hospitals rather than in the community. Much of the health training comes from a French model from the 1960s and does not take into account Cambodia’s current problems.
As is true throughout Cambodia, very few books are available, and only a few are in Khmer. The nursing and medical textbooks consist of mimeographed notes that students must purchase from the school. The languages of instruction in the Faculty of Medicine have been French and Khmer, but program is being developed for Khmer-only instruction. Nursing schools teach in Khmer, but due to the great number of technical terms in French, many of the written materials are in French. French is included in coursework in the School of Nursing, and both French and Russian are offered as courses at the Faculty of Medicine.
School of Nursing, Bolyno Institute is one of nursing schools in Cambodia which difference from public school due to we use English as main language after Khmer. The training is three years for nurses, midwives, and laboratory technicians (Associate degree) and four years in Bachelor degree and those degrees must be follow with national Curriculum and we do not have a graduate school, it is not for BNI but the whole country. In the field of research, Bolyno Institute has it research Centre and try to promote research field but due to the human recourse still limited and lack of study materials then we have less students and professor interested.
Team
Siv Sarin
Coordinator and researcher
Song Chhiay
Teacher and researcher
Em Sovannarith
Teacher and researcher
Nhem Vannarith
Teacher and researcher
Im Soreysreyrath
Teacher and researcher
Eam Mao
Teacher and researcher
Ouch Bory
Teacher and researcher
Heng Socheat
Teacher and researcher
Sek Sophon
Teacher and researcher
Pao Panha
Technical and administrative staff