Month: June 2025

The Web3 Technology for Business course, part of the Master of Science in Digital Economy program at the School of Public Policy, National University of Management, immerses students in the digital economy through digital assets like tokens, NFTs, and soulbound tokens (SBTs). It covers key Web3 concepts, including Decentralized Finance (DeFi), GameFi (blockchain gaming), SocialFi (social media and finance), FitFi (fitness finance), DataFi (data finance), Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN), Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization, Metaverse Economy, Web3 Smart Cities, Decentralized Science (DeSci), and Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs). These topics equip students to understand and innovate in decentralized systems shaping industries and societies.

Students engage with real-world use cases for each topic, researching and presenting practical applications. For example, they might propose a DeFi model for financial access, design a tokenized real estate system, or develop a decentralized smart city framework. This hands-on approach bridges theory and practice, fostering problem-solving skills relevant to real-world challenges.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is deeply integrated into the course, enhancing research and teaching students to create effective AI prompts for insightful analysis and innovation. This prepares students to leverage AI alongside Web3 technologies in the digital economy. The course also emphasizes teamwork, analytical thinking, and presentation skills through collaborative projects and presentations, ensuring students develop both technical and professional competencies.

Delivered through lectures and team-based presentations, the course offers a practical learning experience. From exploring digital twins in the Metaverse to designing decentralized urban systems, students gain skills to lead in diverse sectors. Tailored for Digital Economy students, this course empowers them to drive innovation in the decentralized future.

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In the morning of June 3, 2025, the students from the Master’s Program of Business Law and Master’s Program of Public Policy of the National University of Management paid a study visit and attended the sharing session hosted by DFDL Mekong (Cambodia).  The themes of the session focused on laws and legal services for corporate affairs and taxes.  The speakers answered well to the questions, reflecting the profound experiences and expertises of the business laws. Last but not least, we would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to DFDL  for the great hospitality and sharing of practical experiences.

On 31 May 2025, the NUM School of Public Policy hosted an insightful seminar on Cambodia’s Opportunity in the US-China Trade War: A Perspective from the Rules of Origin at the NUM Veal Sbov International Campus. The session was coordinated by Dr. Nop Kanharith, Director of the School of Public Policy, and featured a compelling keynote by Mr. Fu Tianxin, a distinguished Chinese lawyer from Dagrand Law Office.

The presentation focuses on 3 key issues, including (i) US-China trade war, (ii) rules of origin and (iii) the opportunities for Cambodia. In conclusion, the speaker was of the opinion that the rules of origin serve as one of the tools for Cambodian economy development. He further advised the participants to conduct research or choose international trade as the area of expertise in their professional development.

We would like to express our gratitude to Mr. Fu for sharing his practical knowledge in the field of international trade with the participants. Lastly, we would also like to encourage the participants to attend the next similar events of NUM-SPP at NUM International Campus.

On the morning of Wednesday, May 28, 2025, the National University of Management had the honor of hosting a lecture on “Foreign Policy and Parliamentary Diplomacy” under the distinguished chairmanship of His Excellency Dr. CHEM Widhya, Member of the Senate Standing Committee and Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Information.

His Excellency Professor Hor Peng, Rector of the National University of Management, delivered a welcoming speech, providing the Presiding Committee and esteemed guests with insights into the university’s history and progress.

During his lecture, His Excellency Dr. CHEM Widhya began by introducing his personal background, then highlighted key events related to peace negotiations and diplomatic efforts that have significantly contributed to Cambodia’s development. He also shared his diplomatic and leadership experiences with the approximately 250 professors and students in attendance.