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Gedu
college in Tala complex
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Gaeddu College of Business Studies |
The Gaeddu College of Business Studies is member of the national university system in Bhutan. It is located in Gedu town. The university system includes 10 member colleges: |
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College of Science and Technology
Gaeddu College of Business Studies
Samtse College of Education
Paro College of Education
Jigme Namgyel Polytechnic
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College of Natural Resources
Sherubtse College
Institute of Language and Culture Studies
National Institute of Traditional Medicine
Royal Institute of Health Sciences |
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Gedu college in Tala complex |
The
sprawling 289 acre of land on which the Tala Hydropower Project Authority's
(THPA) main office and other residential buildings stand in Gedu will
house Bhutan's second degree college in the next two years.
The
project's managing director, Mr. R N Khazanchi, said that the prevailing
infrastructure would be handed over to the government in a 'phased manner'. |
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"We
will hand over the first lot to the University by December next year,"
he said.
The
main office complex, which previously housed the Gedu Wood Manufacturing
Company, built in traditional style, has a central heating system, a conference
hall and a library.
The
residential colony has 358 apartments of various categories and a multi
purpose hall that can seat 325 people.
The
infrastructure is valued at about Nu. 690 million.
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The RUB vice chancellor Dasho Zangley Drukpa said that the decision
to take over the Tala colony was done in keeping with the National Assembly
resolution.
The
university will start a college of business studies at Gedu with the prevailing
business courses such as B. Com and BBA (Bachelors in Business Administration)
at Sherubtse to be transferred to the new college.
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"The
vacuum created at Sherubtse college with the transfer will help create
more courses on humanities and social sciences like political sciences,"
said the vice chancellor.
The
vice chancellor said that the University Council decided to set up a college
of business studies at Gedu because Chukha was an economically vibrant
dzongkhag.
The
RUB vice chancellor Dasho Zangley Drukpathat the decision
to take over the Tala colony was done in keeping with the National Assembly
resolution.
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Gedu |
The
university will start a college of business studies at Gedu with the prevailing
business courses such as B. Com and BBA (Bachelors in Business Administration)
at Sherubtse to be transferred to the new college.
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"We
will start the first session by June 2008, in time for the centenary celebration
of monarchy in Bhutan," he said. "We have to convert some of the rooms
into classrooms, laboratories and libraries," he said.
There
was also the need to build a sports center with facilities for football,
basketball, gymnastics and others.
Meanwhile,
the Tala headquarter will be shifted to Arekha, which is about 35 kilometers
from Gedu.
"It
was decided to have the headquarter at Arekha since the operation and maintenance
team would be near the powerhouse which is about five kilometers away,"
said Mr. R N Khazanch.
Contributed
by Kinley Y Dorji & Kinley Wangmo,KUENSEL, Bhutan's National Newspaper, 2006 |
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