Sonam Wangchuk co-founded SECMOL in 1988, and the campus reflects his philosophy: there are no uniforms or rigid classrooms; learning is experiential; and students spend as much time solving practical problems as they do reading textbooks
Sonam Wangchuk co-founded SECMOL in 1988, and the campus reflects his philosophy: there are no uniforms or rigid classrooms; learning is experiential; and students spend as much time solving practical problems as they do reading textbooks
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Sonam Wangchuk co-founded SECMOL in 1988, and the campus reflects his philosophy: there are no uniforms or rigid classrooms; learning is experiential; and students spend as much time solving practical problems as they do reading textbooks
