FAQs

De Montfort University Cambodia (DMUC) offers British undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in business, finance, politics, and computing, designed to prepare students for international careers.

Undergraduate Degrees

* Business and Finance

• BA (Hons) Business Management
• BA (Hons) Business and Marketing
• BA (Hons) Business Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• BSc (Hons) Finance and Investment
• BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance
• BA (Hons) Politics and International Relations

* Computing and Technology

• BSc (Hons) Computer Science
• BSc (Hons) Cyber Security

Postgraduate Degrees

• Global MBA
• MSc Finance and Banking
• MSc Computing

All degrees follow UK academic standards and are awarded by De Montfort University (Leicester, UK).

Yes. DMUC offers multiple scholarships to support students academically, creatively, and socially:

Undergraduate Degrees

• Academic Excellence Scholarship — up to 50% tuition reduction
• Creative Arts Scholarship — up to 30% for arts and creative achievements
• Sporting Excellence Scholarship — up to 30% for athletes
• Community Service & Social Impact Scholarship — up to 30% for leadership and community contribution
• School Partner Award — up to 25%

Postgraduate Degrees

• Future Leaders — up to 20% tuition reduction
• Women Empowerment — up to 25% tuition reduction
• Corporate Partner Award - up to 25% tuition reduction (postgraduate programmes and undergraduate programmes)

Scholarships aim to increase access to international education in Cambodia.

Students with A-Levels, International Baccalaureate (IB), or equivalent qualifications can enter directly into Year 1 without completing a foundation year. This enables completion of a full British bachelor’s degree in three years.

Students who complete their final year at De Montfort University Leicester may qualify for the UK Graduate Visa. This visa allows graduates to live and work in the UK for approximately 18 months after completing their studies.

DMUC uses a block teaching model where students study one subject at a time over intensive 6–7 week periods. Benefits include:

• Better concentration and deeper understanding
• Reduced exam pressure
• Improved academic performance
• Structured learning progression

Block teaching is widely used in UK and international universities to enhance student outcomes.

Yes. DMUC students may study or transfer between global campuses including:

• Leicester, United Kingdom
• Dubai
• Kazakhstan

This provides international mobility and global learning exposure.

* International Foundation Entry

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• IELTS 5.0 or equivalent English qualification

* Direct Entry to Bachelor’s Degree

• A-Level, IB Diploma, Foundation, or equivalent
• IELTS 6.0 or equivalent

* Master’s Degree Entry

• Bachelor’s degree or relevant professional experience
• IELTS 6.0 or equivalent

* Additional documents may include:

• Personal statement (300–350 words)
• Recommendation letter (if available)

No. DMUC does not require entrance examinations for admission.

Yes. DMUC degrees are:

• Recognised by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (Cambodia)
• Awarded by De Montfort University (Leicester, UK)
• Internationally recognised British qualifications

Yes. All programmes are taught in English by international lecturers, providing students with a global academic experience aligned with UK higher education standards.

Students graduate with a UK degree issued directly by De Montfort University (Leicester, United Kingdom), ensuring international recognition and career mobility.

• Registered as a UK student with access to DMU Leicester resources
• UK academic email and digital library access
• Career-focused curriculum
• Mandatory yearly internships to improve employability skills