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National University of Laos (NUOL)
Street address: Dongdok Campus, Ban Dongdok, Muang Saythani, Vientiane, Laos
Mailing address: P O Box 7322, Vientiane, Laos
Telephone: 856 (0) 21 770720
Fax: 856 (0) 21 770381
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Website: http://www.nuol.edu.la
Proprietor: Ministry of Education
Contact:
 Professor Dr Somkot Mangnomek President
Telephone: 856 (0) 21 770381
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Contact: Professor Dr Sayamang Vongsak Deputy President (Academic Research and Postgraduate Affairs)
Telephone: 856 (0) 21 770337
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Contact: Associate Professor Dr Tuyên Đồng Văn Deputy President (Planning and International Relations)
Telephone: 856 (0) 21 770175
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Contact: Lammay Phiphakkhavong Deputy President (Student Affairs)
Telephone: 856 (0) 21 770336
Contact: Soukongsong Sayaleuth Deputy President (Administration)
Telephone: 856 (0) 21 740279
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The National University of Laos was established in 1995 with the amalgamation of nine separate schools and colleges – Vientiane Teacher Training College, the National Polytechnic Institute, the College of Medical Science, the College of Electronics and Electrotechnology, Vientiane School of Transport and Communications, Vientiane School of Architecture, Tad Thong School of Irrigation, Dongdok College of Forestry, Nabong College of Agriculture and Veunkham Agriculture Centre. The aim of the foundation of NUOL was to rationalise higher education in Laos, making it more efficient and more effective in its task of training human resources for the country. A multi-campus university, NUOL has its central campus at Dongdok, with three other main campuses and five outlying campuses. At present NUOL comprises 11 Faculties - the Faculty of Science (FOS), the Faculty of Education (FOE), the Faculty of Social Sciences (FSS), the Faculty of Economics and Management (FEM), the Faculty of Engineering (FOE), the Faculty of Medical Sciences (FMS), the Faculty of Agriculture (FOAG), the Faculty of Forestry (FOF), the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences (FLP), the Faculty of Letters (FOL) and the Faculty of Architecture (FOAR) - and a School of Foundation Studies (SFS). The University currently has a student body of over 18,000 and just under 4,000 staff.
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