Cambodia University of Specialties Urges Students to Master Core Subjects for Career Building and Lifelong Learning
The Cambodia University of Specialties (CUS) hosted a forum on career building and lifelong learning, emphasizing the importance for students to master core subjects, including AI, and to pursue continuous education. The university has graduated over 50,000 students, contributing to national human capital development.
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