RUFA Campuses

The Royal University of Fine Arts (RUFA) Main Campus in Phnom Penh is the central hub for arts and cultural education in Cambodia. Established to preserve and promote Khmer cultural heritage, this campus offers a wide range of programs focused on traditional and contemporary arts. Students here are immersed in an environment that fosters creativity, critical thinking, and cultural appreciation, with access to experienced faculty and historical resources.

• Archaeology: Focuses on the study and preservation of Cambodia's ancient artifacts and historical sites, including Angkor Wat.
• Architecture: Combines traditional Khmer design principles with modern architectural techniques for sustainable building practices.
• Fine Arts: Includes painting, sculpture, and other visual arts, emphasizing both classical and contemporary styles.
• Music: Covers traditional Khmer instruments, classical compositions, and modern music theory to preserve cultural sounds.
• Dance: Teaches classical Khmer dance forms such as Apsara, alongside modern choreography and performance arts.
• Theatre: Focuses on traditional and contemporary dramatic arts, including storytelling and stagecraft unique to Cambodian culture.

The campus serves as a cultural beacon, hosting exhibitions, performances, and workshops that connect students with Cambodia’s rich artistic legacy. With state-of-the-art facilities and a curriculum rooted in cultural identity, RUFA’s Main Campus prepares students to become leaders in the arts, contributing to the global appreciation of Khmer heritage while innovating for future generations. The programs are designed to balance theoretical knowledge with practical skills, ensuring graduates are well-equipped for careers in cultural preservation, education, and creative industries.