On 29 October 2026, students from Gyalpozhing College of Information Technology (GCIT) participated in the Joint Integrity Exchange Programme with Norbuling Rigter College (NRC). The programme provided an opportunity for students from both institutions to exchange ideas and experiences while exploring the importance of integrity, accountability, and ethical leadership.

The programme began with an interaction session with members of the NRC Audit & Integrity Club, where students learned about each other’s experiences and perspectives. This was followed by a presentation from officials of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) of Bhutan, who introduced the commission’s roles, functions, and efforts in preventing corruption. Students gained a better understanding of the importance of transparency, accountability, and good governance in society.

Kinley Sonam Dolkar, a fourth-year AI student, shared that the programme broadened her understanding of integrity and highlighted how promoting good governance is everyone’s responsibility. She also reflected on the importance of practising honesty, taking responsibility for one’s actions, and standing against unethical practices. The experience further helped her improve her communication skills and encouraged her to contribute towards building a more honest and accountable society.

me served as a valuable learning experience, reminding students that integrity begins with individual actions and that young people have an important role to play in creating a more transparent, responsible, and ethical society.

Compiled by:
Karma Ugyen Lhendup (First-Year SFC A)
Sonam Choki (Fourth-Year AI)