The VISION of the Cambodian Mekong University is national and international focus, and high class in the staff and students it attracts, the research and scholarship it produces and the academic standards to which it adheres; a university adding immense intellectual, cultural and professional energy, and business development to the Cambodia by performing and being acknowledged as one of the finest universities in the Asia Pacific region.

The MISSION of the Cambodian Mekong University is to be the first to bring forward the international methodology of education into Cambodia in assisting to develop the nation and to compete with the international labor markets.

• To enhance foreign language skill that will be useful in the business community.
• To encourage and facilitate the intellectual and ethical development of individuals as members of a changing society.
• To advance, interrelate, and disseminate knowledge in arts, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and professions.
• To foster learning among all members of the university community while recognizing individual differences in achievement, experience, and aspirations.
• To encourage excellence in activity and accomplishment.
• To serve society as a professional and intellectual resource.
• To recognize that the intellectual and educational climate of the university shall be maintained as the university's highest priority.
• To protect the opportunity for each student to attain their educational objectives.
• To protect the physical and mental health, safety and welfare of each member of the university community.
• To protect the property rights of all.
• To promote the human rights of all members of the university.
• To teach the student the value of corporation and team works.

The tuition fees are varies from faculty to faculty, subject to subject. Each semester students will receive an invoice for tuition fees from the Administration Office of the University, for subjects enrolled in that current semester.

These fees must be paid by the due date to the Administration Office. Subject fee invoices will be received by students early in each semester, although invoices for the first semester of a student's enrolment may arrive late. Fees are due within 15 days from the date of the invoice. The individual subject fee include a non-refundable component of 25% of subject fee for Undergraduate programs and 15% for Post-Graduate programs.

If students withdraw from a subject before the first day of the semester, they will not forfeit the 25% or 15% non-refundable component. If they withdraw within the first 14 days of that semester they will forfeit 25% or 15%. If they simultaneously add a subject to their enrolment for the same semester, 75% or 85% will be credited to that new subject, and an invoice for the remaining 25% or 15% of the full subject fee will be issued. If students withdraw after 14 days, they will forfeit 100% of the subject fee. See Section below-"How do I change my enrolment?"