Goal 16: Peace Justice and Strong Institution
On January 27, 2566, the Personnel Administration Division of RMUTP organized a medical service in collaboration with Vichai Vej International Hospital, Nongkhaem, to administer influenza vaccinations for 4 strains of influenza. Personnel affiliated with RMUTP received the service, and a total of 174 individuals were served at D-Hall, Thewet Campus.
On January 17, 2023, Police Lieutenant General Chaiyanug Kijrungroj, Deputy Chairman of the Council of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon, assumed the duties on behalf of the university president, and Police Colonel Dr. Kongkrit LeksriNak, a qualified university council member, welcomed Police Major General Supong Sukyam, the superintendent of Nakhonbalsam Police Station (Pakkasam Police
Assist. Prof. Saratha Kaengpiankun, Assistant to the President of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon (RMUTP), along with Dr. Kompan Chomsomrak, Acting Director of the Office of the President, and Assoc. Prof. Kamol Promlalawong, President of the Alumni Association of RMUTP, along with staff and students, organized the second phase of the “Ratchamongkol Phranakhon” project
On November 23, 2022, President of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon (RMUTP), along with university executives, staff, and students, participated in the “Rajamongkala Phranakhon: Unite Hearts, Aid Flood Victims, and Brave the Cold” project. This initiative involved packing essential goods and relief items in bags to be donated to flood-affected communities in the Moo
Assistant Professor Sarathat Kaengpenpen, Assistant to the President for Student Affairs at Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon, led a group of 10 students to participate in the event “Stop Loss, Stop Cars, Let Pedestrians Cross Safely #KindDeedsYouCanDo” on the occasion of its 10th anniversary. This event was honored by Mr. Surchai Leungboonsertchai, Chairman of
RMUTP participated in the campaign “Stop Loss, Stop Cars, Let Pedestrians Cross Safely” Read More »
The Faculty of Arts, RMUP, represented by Dr. Chaiwut Chai-ruk, Assistant Dean, and Mr. Yana-thorn Thiwarathaworn, a lecturer in the Tourism program, participated in a practical seminar to establish an academic network in the field of Arts among 9 universities. This event took place from November 16th to 18th, 2022, at the Prince of Songkla
Dr. Khomphan Chomsamuth, representing the Office of the President, Mahidol University of Technology Phra Nakhon (MUTP), joined Mr. Kamol Phommalao, the President of the Alumni Association of MUTP, in welcoming representatives from the Wangsanphra Nakhon Online Club. Mr. Prayad Angkanavisal, the Chairman of the 2nd Region International Lions Club 310 D, presented donations to support
RMUTP participated in the scholarship award ceremony for students with disabilities, organized by the Development of Persons with Disabilities Foundation for the academic year 2022. The scholarship recipients included physically and mobility-impaired students who demonstrated good academic performance and behavior but lacked financial resources. These students were from educational institutions within the Bangkok metropolitan area,
RMUTP collaborates to create opportunities for people with disabilities. Read More »
On November 10th and 11th, 2022, RMUTP organized an orientation program for new support staff members. The event aimed to familiarize them with their roles and responsibilities, provide knowledge about relevant regulations, and foster positive relationships among participants. The opening ceremony was chaired by Associate Professor Dr. Kasidej Suttivaraanan, the Vice President for Administrative Affairs
The President of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon (RMUTP) has appointed Dr. Khomphan Chomsamuth as the Acting Director of the Office of the President, along with a team from the Student Affairs Office, led by Associate Professor Sarat Khaengpenkae, the Vice President for Student Affairs. They were tasked with conducting an assessment in the
RMUTP helps “Flood Victims and Face the Cold” project. Read More »
