King Mongkut`s University of Technology North Bangkok

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King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok
Progressing towards Internationalization
KMUTNB General Information Bulletin 2013-2014
Contents
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Philosophy, Vision, and
Mission
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Bangkok Campus
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KMUTNB Awards
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KMUTNB Symbolism
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Prachinburi Campus
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KMUTNB Robot
Achievements
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History
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Rayong Campus
(Under construction)
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Robot Achievements
in 2013
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Historical Royal and
German Visits
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Faculties of KMUTNB
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Special Activities at
KMUTNB
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KMUTNB
Administrative Chart
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Academic Programs
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International
Co-operation
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KMUTNB Council
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Research and
Development
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International
Co-operation Activities
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KMUTNB
Administration
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Academic Services
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General Information
KMUTNB
Organization Chart
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Administration and
Academic Services
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Philosophy, Vision, and Mission
The Philosophy
To encourage innovation in Science and
Technology through the development of people
Commitments
The development of human resources in
science and technology through a balance of
knowledge, morality, as well as the capacity to
innovate so as to contribute to the economic,
social and environmental development
Identity
Graduates with Creativity and Workability
Uniqueness
KMUTNB : University of Creative Invention to Innovation
Vision
To guide KMUTNB towards professionalism regarding science and technology
Mission
To supply qualified graduates to the society
To encourage research and academic work
To support public academic services
To maintain national arts and culture
KMUTNB GENERAL INFORMATION BULLETIN 2013-2014
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KMUTNB Symbolism
KMUTNB Symbolism
KMUTNB’s Emblem
The emblem of the Great Crown (Maha Mongkut), the
royal seal of King Rama IV, was kindly granted to the
University by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
KMUTNB’s Color
Vermilion, a vivid reddish-orange color, was the color
of Siam’s King Rama IV; and thus it has been adopted as
KMUTNB’s color.
The Tree of KMUTNB
‘Red Pradoo’, a strong vascular plant in Thailand
growing to about 80 feet high and yielding a bright yellowred to dark-brick red color, is the symbolic tree of the
University. The orange-vermilion flowers are annually in full
bloom in February, commemorating the period of KMUTNB’s
establishment on the 19th of February.
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History
History
North Bangkok Technical School, (Thai-German) 1959
(Thai-German Technical School, 1959)
1959 KMUTNB was established from the cooperation
between Thai Government and the Federal
Republic of Germany. It was known as the “North
Bangkok Technical School” but generally called
“Thai-German Technical School.”
1964
The School was upgraded to “North Bangkok
Technical College.”
1971
Three technical colleges: North Bangkok Technical
College, Thonburi Technical College, and
Telecommunication College Nonthaburi were
merged and given a new name “King Mongkut’s
Institute of Technology” which comprised three
campuses: North Bangkok, Thonburi, and
Ladkrabang.
1974
The establishment of the Faculty of Engineering,
Faculty of Technical Education and Science
1981
The establishment of the College of Industrial
Technol o gy and I nsti tute fo r T echni c al
Educational Development
1986
King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology was
separated into three autonomous universities
namely:
-King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology North
Bangkok
- King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology
Ladkrabang
- King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Thonburi
1988
- The establishment of Faculty of Applied Science
- The establishment of the Central Library
1991
The establishment of Institute of Technological
Development for Industry
1993
The establishment of Thai-French Innovation
Centre (currently called Thai-French Innovation
Institute)
1995
KMUTNB extended its educational obligations to
the rural areas, leading to the creation of the
Prachinburi campus in Prachinburi province
1996
The establishment of Faculty of Industrial
Technology and Management in Prachinburi and
Institute of Computer and Information Technology
in Bangkok
2001
The establishment of Faculty of Information
Technology in Bangkok campus
2002
The establishment of Faculty of Applied Arts in
Bangkok campus
2003
The establishment of Faculty of Agro-Industry in
Prachinburi campus
2005
The establishment of The Sirindhorn
International Thai-German Graduate School of
Engineering (TGGS) in Bangkok campus
2007
King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology North
Bangkok was renamed “King Mongkut’s
University of Technology North Bangkok” and
became an autonomous state university.
2010
The establishment of Faculty of Architecture and
Design in Bangkok campus
2011
The establishment of KMUTNB’s new campus,
located at the Eastern Seaboard Industrial Zone,
Rayong, entitled “King Mongkut’s University of
Technology North Bangkok (Rayong campus).”
2012
The establishment of Thai-German Dual Education
and e-Learning Development Institute (TGDE) in
Bangkok Campus
King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok nowadays
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Historical Royal and German Visits
Historical Royal and German Visits
7th February 1962, Pioneer Principals of Thai-German
Technical School, Dipl.-Ing. Karl Stutzle and Prof. Dr.
Boonyasak Jaijongkit jointly welcomed H.M. King Bhumipol.
22nd November 1962, Dr. Heinrich Luebke became the first
President of the Federal Republic of Germany to visit
KMUTNB.
1st March 1984, President of the Federal Republic of
Germany, Karl Carstens with his wife came for the
commemoration of the 25th Anniversary of KMUTNB.
Dr. Helmut Kohl, the Chancellor of Germany paid a visit to
KMUTNB on the 2nd of May 1986. He was awarded a
KMUTNB honorary Ph.D. in Technical Education.
25th June 2002, President of the Federal Republic of
Germany, Dr. Johannes Rau was the third German
President who visited KMUTNB since its establishment.
30th November 2011, HRH Princess Maha Chakri Srindhorn
graciously presided over the Grand Opening Ceremony of
the TGGS Building and The Exhibition Celebrating the 53rd
anniversary of Thai-German Relations.
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KMUTNB Administrative Chart
KMUTNB Administrative Chart
The University Council
(Chairman)
The University Council Office
Policy and Planning Committee
The Academic Senate
KMUTNB
(President)
Faculty Senate
Finance and Assets Committee
Faculty/College (Dean)
Faculty / College
Committee
Personnel Admin. Committee
Department
(Head of Dept.)
Office of the President
(Head of Office)
Division
(Director)
Institute (Director)
Office of the
Director
(Head of Office)
Institute
(Committee)
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KMUTNB Council
KMUTNB Council
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Prof. Dr. Kasem Suwannagul
Dr. Siritach Rojanaphruk
Chairman
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Vice-Chairman and Distinguished Member
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Distinguished Member
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3.Mr. Pinij Jarusombat
4.Prof. Dr. Suchart Upatham
5.Dr. Surin Tohtubtiang
6.Mr. Thaweesak Woraphiwut
7.Mr. Opas Khiewwichai
8.Mr. Wuthichai Singhamanee
9.Dr. Promsawat Tipkongka
10.Dr. Preeda Attavinijtrakarn
11.Dr. Nipon Surapongrukchareon
12.Mr. Nakorn Silapaacha
13.Mrs. Poranee Leenutaphong
14.Mr. Sangchai Chotchuangchutchaval
15.Dr. Somyos Keratichewanun
KMUTNB Council
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Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon
KMUTNB President
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Mr. Santi Athaphaisal
Asst. Prof. Somchai Vetchakam
President of the Faculty Senate
Vice President and Administrative
Representative
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Assoc. Prof. Somnoek Wisuttipat
Administrative Representative
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Asst. Prof. Preecha Ong-aree
Asst. Prof. Wanchai Chantawong
Administrative Representative
Academic Representative
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Asst. Prof. Wiset Saksiri
Academic Representative
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Mr. Winai Sansuwan
Mr. Tharee Wareesangad
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chanasak Baitiang
President, KMUTNB Alumni Affairs
Supporting Staff Representative
Vice President and Secretary of
KMUTNB Council
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KMUTNB Administration
Advisory Members
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Somchob Chaiyavej
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Banleng Sornil
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wimolyut Wanasawang
1.Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon
President
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2.Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chanasak Baitiang
Vice President for Academic Affairs
8.Asst. Prof. Somchai Vetchakam
Vice President for Student Affairs
3.Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sunchai Inthapichai
Vice President for University Development and Promotion
Vice President for International Affairs
4.Assoc. Prof. Dr. Suchart Siengchin
Vice President for Research and Academic Enhancement
9.Ms. Sikan Kulchonchan
10.Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kamolwan Lueprasert
Assistant to the President for Quality Assurance
5.Asst. Prof. Worawit Chaturapanich
11.Assoc. Prof. Anan Wetwatana
Vice President for Administration
Assistant to the President for Special Affairs
6.Asst. Prof. Preerasak Sarekul
12.Asst. Prof. Dr. Phongsak Keeratiwintakorn
Vice President for Prachinburi Campus
Assistant to the President for Research and
Technology Development
7.Asst. Prof. Achara Sungsuwan
Vice President for Finance
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13.Asst. Prof. Janya Thongdee
Assistant to the President for Art & Cultural Promotion
and General Affairs
14.Asst. Prof. Khuntarose Sanwong
Assistant to the President for Personnel Administration
15.Dr. Malinee Yupho
Assistant to the President for Student Affairs,
Rayong Campus
16.Prof. Dr. Prayoot Akkaraethalin
Dean, The Sirindhorn International Thai-German
Graduate School of Engineering (TGGS)
17.Assoc. Prof. Dr. Viboon Chunkag
Dean, Faculty of Engineering
18.Asst. Prof. Dr. Panarit Sethakul
Dean, Faculty of Technical Education
19. Assoc. Prof. Surin Laosooksathit
Dean, Faculty of Applied Science
20.Asst. Prof. Dr. Anirach Mingkhwan
Dean, Faculty of Industrial Technology and Management
21.Assoc. Prof. Dr. Phayung Meesad
Dean, Faculty of Information Technology
22.Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tongdee Cheevapruk
Dean, Faculty of Applied Arts
23.Dr. Sunee Eardmusic
Dean, Faculty of Agro-Industry
24.Mr. Suthep Junton
Dean, Faculty of Architecture and Design
25.Dr. Mongkol Wangsathitwong
Dean, Graduate College
26.Asst. Prof. Preecha Ong-aree
Dean, College of Industrial Technology
27.Assoc. Prof. Udom Jeenpradab
Director, Central Library
28.Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kanit Chaloeyjanya
Director, Institute for Technical Education Development
29.Assoc. Prof. Somnoek Wisuttipat
Director, Institute of Technological Development for Industry
30.Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wittaya Wipawiwat
Director, Science and Technology Research Institute
31.Asst. Prof. Chanchai Kusoljittakorn
Director, Institute of Computer& Information Technology
32.Asst. Prof. Dr. Phichet Sriyanyong
Acting Director, Thai–French Innovation Institute
33.Asst. Prof. Dr. Phongsak Keeratiwintakorn
Acting Director, Thai-German Dual Education and
e-Learning Development Institute (TGDE)
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KMUTNB Organization Chart
KMUTNB Organization Chart
King Mongkut's University of
Technology North Bangkok
Bangkok
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Technical Education
Faculty of Applied Science
Prachinburi
Faculty of Industrial Technology and
Management
Faculty of Agro-Industry
Faculty of Information Technology
Institute of Computer and Information
Technology
Faculty of Applied Arts
Faculty of Architecture and Design
Central Library
College of Industrial Technology
The Sirindhorn International Thai-German
Graduate School of Engineering (TGGS)
Graduate College
Central Library
Institute of Computer and Information
Technology
Science and Technology Research Institute
Faculty of Engineering and Technology
Institute for Technical Education Development
Faculty of Science Energy and
Environment
Institute of Technology Development for Industry
Faculty of Business and Education
Thai-French Innovation Institute
Thai-German Dual Education and e-Learning
Development Institute (TGDE)
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Rayong
Administrative and Academic Services assigned by
Bangkok Campus
Bangkok Campus
Bangkok Campus
King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok is located at 1518 Pracharat 1 Road, Wongsawang,
Bangsue, Bangkok 10800. The total area of 34.32 acres comprises 19 academic buildings, 7 workshops and a list of facilities.
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1.Thai-German Graduate School of Engineering (TGGS)
13.Sports Field
2.President Office Building
14.Navamindra Rajini Building
3.Entertainment Building
15.Buddhist Shrine
4.Faculty of Engineering
16.King Mongkut’s Monument
5.Faculty of Technical Education
17.Building and Vehicle Division, Document Section
5.1 Multi-Laboratory Building
18.Thai–German Dual Education and e–Learning
6.Faculty of Applied Science
Development Institute (TGDE)
7.College of Industrial Technology
19.Science and Technology Research Institute (STRI)
8.Civil Engineering Building
20.Official Residence
9.Thai-French Innovation Institute
21.Substation
10.Faculty of Applied Arts
22.Student Dormitories
11.Institute for Technology Education Development
23.Gymnasium Building
12.KMUTNB Staff Club, KMUTNB Health Center
24.Faculty of Architecture and Design
25.Agro-Industrial and Technology Building
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Prachinburi Campus
Prachinburi Campus
Suwannason – Noenthom (3077) Rd.
King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok Prachinburi is located at 129 Moo 6, Tumbon Noenhom,
Amphur Muang, Prachinburi 25230. The total area is 715.28 acres encompassing 2 academic buildings, 6 workshops, 3
student dormitories, 4 staff dormitories, 2 gymnasiums, Villa Vichalai Hotel and various facilities.
1.Administrative Building
A. Solid Waste Disposal Area
2.Anek-Prasong Building
B. Academic Services Zone
3.Faculty of Industrial Technology and Management
C. Sport and Recreation Zone
4.Staff Dormitories
D. Water Reservoir and Reservation Zone
5.Student Dormitories
E. The Engineering Experimental Zone
6.Sirindhorn Building (Central Library)
F. The Agro-Industry Experimental Zone
7.Faculty of Agro-Industry
G. The Agricultural Experimental Zone
8.Engineering Building
H. The Public Pool
9.Agricultural Machinery Technology Building
I.Substation
10.Gymnasium Building I
11.Industrial Management Building
(Villa Vichalai Hotel)
12.Gymnasium Building II
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Main
Entrance
Rayong Campus (under construction)
Rayong Campus (under construction)
King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok Rayong is located at Tambon Nonglalok, Amphur Bankhai,
Rayong 21120. The total area of 38.97 acres contains academic buildings, halls, and a list of facilities (Under Construction)
1.Administration Building
15.68m X 105m Football Stadium
2.Engineering Laboratory Building
16.Sepak Takraw Court
3.Lecture Hall
17.Basketball Court
4.Energy and Environment Laboratory Building
18.Building and Facility Management Division
5.Central Library and Information Center
19.Green Area
6.Central Instrumentation Building
20.Administration Building
7.Research and Specific Laboratory Building
G. Surveillance Booth
8.Specific Laboratory Building
K. Campus Name Board
9.Fundamental Laboratory Building
L. Reservoir Pavilion
10.Main Auditorium
M. King Rama IV Monument
11.Main Canteen and Gymnasium
N. Traditional Activity Promoting Area
12.Male Residence Hall
O. Statue
13.Female Residence Hall
U. Sanitary Landfill
14.Faculty/ Staff Housing
Z. Power Substation
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Faculties of KMUTNB
Faculties of KMUTNB
Faculty of Engineering takes charge of the Engineering field in education, research and academic services. The main
purpose is to distribute competent engineering workforces to support our country development and also to the
competitive world.
The Faculty of Engineering has substantial number of ongoing cooperative projects with industrial, academic and
government sectors. For instance, the collaboration with the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission
(NBTC) enhances telecommunications research. The Faculty has also ongoing research projects in collaboration with
many international universities and institutes worldwide. Furthermore, to prepare for coming Asian Economic
Community (AEC), the Faculty has launched bilingual and English engineering programs. The faculty also foster students
to create and develop innovation and invention, and participate in various competitions. As the result, in 2013, the sixth
championship of World Rescue Robot championship was achieved by KMUTNB team.
The Faculty of Engineering comprises 9 academic departments taking charge of a wide variety of subjects covering
17 undergraduate programs, 12 masters and 7 doctoral degree categories.
Faculty of Technical Education was established on July 12, 1969 with the name of Thai-German Technical Teacher
College (TGTTC), producing technical teachers with Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and Electrical
Engineering. The program started to accept undergraduate students in 1969. The graduates receive B.S. Tech Ed.
In 1971, Thai-German Technical Teacher College was
granted the name “King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology
North Bangkok” which had been under Ministry of Education
and then transferred to Ministry of University Affairs since
1974. The former name of this unit was the Faculty of
Technical Education and Science.
In 1988, the Faculty’s name was changed to “Faculty
of Technical Education” because the Science department was
separated to “the Faculty of Applied Science.”
At present the Faculty of Technical Education provides
21 degree programs in Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral
levels.
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The Faculty has announced the launch of a 2 new doctoral programs for the academic year 2014, i.e. Doctor of
Business Administration (Industrial Business Administration) and Doctor of Philosophy Program in Electrical and Energy
Engineering (English Program-Dual Degree) in order to prepare graduates for the potential opportunities and challenges
coming with the regional integration of Asean Economic Community (AEC) 2015.
The Faculty of Applied Science
The Faculty of Applied Science takes responsibility for producing qualified science and technology graduates with
a degree ranging from undergraduate to master’s and doctorate college degrees.
The Faculty consists of 7 departments: Agro-Industrial, Food and Environmental Technology, Applied Statistics,
Computer and Information Science, Industrial Chemistry, Industrial Physics and Medical Instrumentation, Mathematics,
and Biotechnology.
A wide range of academic services are offered, including the delivery of mathematics and science courses for
students inside and outside the Faculty, conduction of research projects on industrial and engineering, and promotion of
activities for national art and culture preservation. A number of joint cooperative projects have been carried out with
organizations overseas such as University of Applied Sciences Landshut (Germany), Fern University (Korea), Institute of
Food Technology, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (Austria), and Dankook University (Korea).
The Faculty of Applied Science has been offering 14 undergraduate programs, together with 8 master’s and 2
doctoral level programs.
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Faculty of Industrial Technology and Management
The Faculty of Industrial Technology and Management is located at Prachinbui. It was founded with the goal of
encouraging teaching and learning that produce graduates with competency in computer technology in construction
management--from the design process to business project management.
The Faculty provides ample educational opportunities for people in remote areas, offering services covering
undergraduate and graduate programs. In addition, it maintains intercollegiate graduate programs with several
institutions such as KMUTNB Bangkok campus, Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy, and Chemnitz University of
Technology in Germany. The collaborative projects with a considerable number of organizations place particular emphasis
on teaching, performing research work and developing
technology.
The Faculty jointly works with the Department of
Industrial Promotion, Ministry of Industry in training New SMEs
(Small Business Enterprises). This Faculty’s 5 departments
offer 10 undergraduate programs and one master’s program.
A strong research network among departments have been
consolidated, resulting in effective multidiscipline research
projects. The researches continue through the contracts of
various supporters featuring Nation Research Council of
Thailand, The Thailand Research Fund, Office of Higher
Education Commission, and Ministry of Science and
Technology.
The Faculty of Information Technology originally
offered a special form of collaborative educational
opportunities through international degree programs with
Monash University, Australia. In 1996, the Faculty was
situated in KMUTNB Prachinburi. It was relocated 3 years
later to the Bangkok campus, offering a wide variety of Thai
and international programs in many disciplines at graduate
levels to produce competent graduates who demonstrate a
spectrum of IT proficiency.
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Faculty of Information Technology primarily aims at producing graduates with a qualification that meet the needs
of the wider community and industries in Thailand, in addition to the encouragement of research projects in computer
science and related fields supportive of software/ hardware
development.
Above all, a policy of the Faculty of Information
Technology is to ensure students get appropriate challenging
educational experiences with a qualified education system.
Advanced teaching and learning solutions including online
live lectures, knowledge management systems (KMS) and
state–of–the–art computer and networking laboratory
equipment are being used. Lecturers, staff and students are
claimed research active and being committed to using
skills and information technology to help people in local
communities.
The Faculty of Applied Arts offers graduate degrees in Applied Linguistics, Social Science and Humanities.
Currently the three departments offer 4 master’s programs and 2 doctoral degree programs.
Instruction focuses on human resources and efficient use of language in communication. Courses in languages,
humanities and social sciences are offered to all university students. The Faculty has a cooperative project with the
Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, Fern University in Hagen for the master’s and doctoral degrees
Programs in Business Administration and Human Resource Development.
Faculty of Agro-industry was established in 2003,
located at Prachinburi. The mission of the faculty is committed
to the distribution of educational opportunities to the people
in the eastern region of Thailand. Instructions and learning
encompass various fields of Agro-industry that are in demand
locally. There was an urgent need to develop personnel
specifically trained in agro-industry and the research and
development of agro-industrial products.
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The programs specialize in a range of areas including Food Science and Technology, Management and
Administration of Agricultural Business, Food Processing, Food Analysis, Food Quality Assurance and Product
Development. The faculty emphasizes specific development for food innovation in order to provide new food choices for
consumers, decrease cost of production, prolong the shelf-life and value added improvement of agricultural products.
Additionally, staffs and students work on useful researches especially the research on value added issues of by-product
from agricultural processing.
The Faculty of Architecture and Design is a new Faculty established in 2010 as
to respond to the demands of manpower within arts commercial sectors, and also to
encourage the creation of public and private designing enterprises. In compliance with
“learning and doing” policy, the students have opportunities to participate in various
exhibitions and workshops such as “Line Color Design” exhibition and workshop
RAKUZA. Interior Architecture and Industrial Arts are some of research focal points.
The Faculty of Architecture and Design currently comprises 3 departments:
Department of Industrial Art Technology, Department of Architecture, and Department
of Office Automation Design and Business Management. The Faculty provides programs
in Ceramic Design, Applied Art and Product Design, Interior Design, Architecture Design
as well as Office Automation Design and Business Management.
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College of Industrial Technology (CIT) is deemed equivalent to the faculty at large on KMUTNB campus. In 1980
the “Department of Industrial Technology” was separated from the Engineering Faculty and became the “College of
Industrial Technology”. The College aims to produce graduates with both academic excellence and professional expertise.
It offers a variety of programs on different educational levels ranging from Pre-Engineering (a Vocational Certificate level),
to Master’s degree. Overall programs offered by the College are intended to provide students with distinct vocational
practice so they can apply knowledge and expertise for their future career.
The College strengthens academic cooperation with a range of institutions overseas. Consequently, a number of
memorandums of understanding have been signed with national/ international academic institutions.
The Sirindhorn International Thai-German Graduate School of
Engineering (TGGS)
The Sirindhorn International Thai-German Graduate School of Engineering (TGGS), as a Faculty status aims at
research and development-oriented education specifically in the field of business development, technology innovation
and engineering covering the master’s and doctoral degree levels.
TGGS is a joint institution established by a cooperation between RWTH Aachen and KMUTNB, with a primary
intention to transfer RWTH Aachen Model of Graduate Industry-oriented Engineering Education, Technology Innovation
and Business Development into South East Asia. Currently TGGS offers 8 international Master’s degree programs and 2
Doctorate program based on the RWTH Aachen Model. Since the academic year 2013, TGGS has released 4 new
international Master’s Degree programs in Engineering as a response to contemporary industry requirements.
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Academic Programs
Academic Programs
Master
56 (37.09%)
Doctoral
25 (16.55%)
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Bachelor
70 (46.36%)
Programs
Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.)
Bachelor of Industrial Technology
(Continuing Program) (B.Ind.Tech.)
Master of Engineering (M.Eng.)
- Thai Program
- English Program
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
- Thai Program
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Fields of Study
Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Production Engineering,
Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Materials
Handling Engineering, Materials Engineering, Instrumentation System
Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Computer Engineering, Logistics
Engineering, Robotics Engineering and Automation System (Bilingual Program),
Industrial Electrical and Energy Engineering
Materials Handling Technology, Production Technology, Industrial Electrical
Technology
Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Production Engineering,
Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Industrial
Management Engineering, Construction Management, Aerospace Engineering,
Materials Engineering, Automation Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Chemical Engineering,
Civil Engineering, Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
- English Program
Production Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Technical
Education (B.S.Tech.Ed.)
Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Production and Industrial
Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Technology
Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) 5 years
Civil Engineering and Education
Master of Science in Technical
Education (M.S.Tech.Ed.)
Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering,
Technical Education Technology, Vocational and Technical Education
Management, Computer Technology
Master of Business Administration
(M.B.A)
Industrial Business Administration
Computer Education, Technical Education Technology, Electrical Engineering
Education, Technical Pedagogic Research and Development, Vocational and
Technical Education Management, Information and Communications Technology
for Education, Civil Engineering and Education
Academic Programs
Programs
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
Master of Science (M.Sc.)
- Thai Program
- English Program
Faculty of Industrial Technology and
Management
(B.Ind.Tech.)
Fields of Study
Industrial Chemistry, Applied Mathematics, Applied Statistics, Business Statistics
and Insurance, Industrial Physics and Medical Instrumentation, Agro-Industrial
Technology, Biotechnology, Food Science and Technology, Environmental
Technology, Mathematics with Computer Science, Computer Science,
Engineering Physics (Bilingual Program)
Industrial Chemistry, Applied Mathematics, Applied Statistics, Computer Science,
Medical Instrumentation, Bioindustrial Technology, Environmental Technology,
Applied Physics
Industrial Chemistry, Applied Statistics, Bioindustrial Technology, Computer
Science
Applied Mathematics
Industrial Management, Agricultural Machinery Technology
(B.Ind.Tech.) (Continuing Program)
Industrial Management, Information Technology, Agricultural Machinery
Technology
Bachelor of Business Adminitstration
(B.B.A.)
Tourism and Hotel Industrial Management
Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.)
Information Technology
Computer-aided Design and Construction Management
Master of Industrial Technology
(M.Ind.Tech.)
Industrial Management
Master of Science Program
(M.Sc.)
Applied Information Science
- Thai Program
Information Technology, Management Information Systems
- International Program
Information Technology, Management Information Systems
- Thai Program
- International Program
Agro-industry Technology and Management, Agro-industry Product Development,
Food Science and Nutrition
Master of Arts (M.A.)
- Thai Program
Industrial and Organization Psychology, Translation for Education and Business
- English Program
English for Business and Industry Communication
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Academic Programs
Programs
Fields of Study
Master of Business Administration
(M.B.A.)
Industrial Business and Human Resource Development
Doctor of Business Administration
(D.B.A.)
Industrial Business and Human Resource Development
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.)
Interior Design, Ceramics Design, Applied Art and Product Design
Bachelor of Business Administration
Program (B.B.A.)
Office Automation Design and Business Management
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.)
Architecture
The Sirindhorn International
Thai-German Graduate School of
Engineering (TGGS)
(International Program)
Automotive Engineering, Communications Engineering, Electrical Power and
Energy Engineering, Production Engineering, Chemical and Process Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering Simulation and Design, Software Systems Engineering,
Materials and Metallurgical Engineering
Mechanical and Automotive Engineering, Chemical and Process Engineering,
Electrical and Information Engineering, Materials and Production Engineering
Doctor of Engineering (D.Eng.)
Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Software Systems
Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.)
Machine Design and Manufacturing Engineering Technology, Refrigeration and
Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, Polymer Engineering Technology,
Mechatronics Engineering Technology, Electronics Engineering Technology,
Power Electronics Engineering Technology, Civil Engineering and Technology,
Tools and Dies Engineering Technology, Automotive Engineering Technology,
Industrial Engineering Technology, Welding Engineering Technology
Bachelor of Industrial Technology (B.Ind.
Tech.) (Continuing Program)
Mechanical Technology, Power Electronics Technology, Power Technology,
Electronic Technology, Welding Technology, Mechatronics Technology
Information and Production Technology Management
Construction Engineering Technology, Engineering Technology Management,
Automotive and Energy Engineering Technology, Energy Engineering Technology,
Mechanical Engineering Technology, Applied Electronics Engineering Technology
(Multidisciplinary Program)
Innovation Management for Business and Industry
Associate Institution
Golden Jubilee Royal Goldsmith College
Programs
Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.)
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Fields of Study
Royal Goldsmith
Research and Development
Research and Development
Science and Technology Research Institute (STRI)
The Science and Technology Research Institute operates as a center of research, cooperating with institutions and
organizations inside and outside the university. STRI supports, promotes, and publishes the university’s research studies,
as well as administers the university’s intellectual properties and application of the research results for commercial
purposes.
It is KMUTNB’s intention that STRI functions as the university’s policy- and
strategy-encouraging office in research study. The objective is not only to drive and
develop the university to demonstrate expertise in research study, but also to be a
leading university in the World University Rankings, which are ranked by the Times
Higher Education Ranking (THE) and the QS World University Rankings (QS). Unit
organizations are as follows:
1. The Office of the Director, including three divisions.
2. The Research and Innovation Promotion Department, including three divisions
and one center: Research Funds and Evaluation Division, Research Information and
Educational Quality Assurance Division, Academic Journal Division, and Center of
Innovation and Intellectual Property Management.
3. The Research Development and Industrial Relations Department, including
one division and two centers: Public Relations and Exhibition Division, Center of
Research in Specific Fields, and Business Incubator Center.
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Academic Services
Academic Services
Thai-French Innovation Institute (TFII)
Thai-French innovation institute (TFII) represents as a supportive Administration Unit for KMUTNB. The main
objective highlights the development of technology in manufacturing processes and the improvement of human
resources, the distribution of innovative technology to academic institutions and industries in developing countries.
Until now, three academic cooperation agreements have been endorsed by the representatives from the Thai and
French governments.
Since its creation, TFII has implemented numerous initiatives in both academic and industrial sectors. A collection
of specific projects are characterized by the integration between R&D, education & training and industrial business
development that emerges from the collaboration between
Thai groups and French companies, some of which include
Institut de Soudure Industrie, Grenoble Institute of
Technology; Innovation Nanotechnology Strategy (INS), Arts
et Métiers ParisTech, Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’ Arts et
Métiers (ENSAM), CETIM and French National Institute of
Technology of Lorraine.
Recently TFII has strengthened its academic and
technological cooperation with neighboring countries within
the Great Mekong Sub-Region (GMS) by setting-up regional
research and educational networks and bring together
research and development industries.
Institute of Technological Development for Industry (ITDI)
The Institute of Technological Development for
Industry (ITDI) is a department under KMUTNB which acts as
a center of academic services for the government and the
private sector in business and industry. ITDI was established
in 1991. It comprises a Director’s Office and 6 sub-centers:
Plastic Technology Center, Instrumentation and Control
Center, Automation Center, Welding and Inspection Center,
Training Department, and Industrial Park.
The ITDI provides training services and consultation
for technicians and engineers in various areas, such as
productivity management, process quality management,
machine technology, and automated systems.
Plastic testing
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Academic Services
ITDI is also a center for product safety testing in
accordance with industry standards, some of which include:
1. Testing of electric appliances, such as rice-cookers,
washing machines, tumbler dryers, water heaters,
electric thermo pots, electric fans, and electric fryers
2. Testing of plastic products
3. Testing of welding and material
4. Inspecting NGV installation
5. Inspecting OTOP (One Tumbon One Product)
products
Research Corn Sheep Machine
Institute for Technical Educational Development (ITED)
Institute for Technical Education Development (ITED) offers academic services in vocational and technical
education, science, and technology. ITED’s expertise in design and development of instruction aids, academic research
service, as well as training is widely recognized. Since March 1st, 2006 ITED has been certified with ISO 9001: 2000 by TÜV
CERT of Germany. The ISO standard involves design, development and production of teaching aids research and training
for technical education.
ITED also designs and develops teaching aids in vocational and technical education, science, and technology.
Training materials in mechanical, electrical, construction, and computer trades developed by ITED has been distributed
both in Thai and English. Research relating to educational management in vocational and technical education, science and
technology and other related fields are also conducted. Training and seminars are the main duties in human resources
development. ITED training serves several fields such as technical, education and related industrial areas.
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Administration and Academic Services
Office of the President
Office of the President is a part of Administration of KMUTNB that
deals with formalities, academic services, as well as Thai culture and art
conservation. The Office of the President is subdivided into the following
sections:
1. Finance Division
2. Academic Service Division
3. Human Resource Management Division
4. Planning Division
5. Inventories Division
6. Student Affairs Division
7. Building and Vehicle Division
8. General Division
9. Legal Affairs Division
10.Central Affairs Division, Prachinburi Campus
11.Educational Quality Assurance Center
12.KMUTNB Textbook Publishing Center
13.Technology Service Central, Prachinburi Campus
14.Internal Audit Section
15.Center of Welfare Promotion and Incentives
16.International Cooperation Centre
Graduate College
The Graduate College, King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok is responsible for overall supervision
and administration of all graduate programs offered by King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok.
The Graduate Dean is the chief administrative officer of The Graduate College, taking general responsibility for the
development, improvement, and administration of all graduate programs at the University. The Dean of The Graduate
College also serves as an admissions officer who is responsible for administering all admissions to programs and all
services provided to graduate students. All matters of policy, procedures, and graduate curricula are developed, approved,
and implemented by the Dean in consultation with the Graduate Studies and Programs Committees.
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Central Library
Founded 1988, KMUTNB Central library is currently located at Navamindra Rajini Building, Bangkok campus.
The other 2 branches are situated at Prachinburi and Rayong Campus. The library supplies a broad range of educational
resources, generally within the realms of science and technology. A variety of services are offered, tailoring to the
individual library’s needs. Common service categories include periodical archives, audio-visual media, E-Tutor, online
database together with the service modes of interlibrary loan and direct borrowing. Further information can be
accessed at:
URL: library.kmutnb.ac.th (or) http://www.facebook.com/LibraryKmutnb.
Institute of Computer and Information Technology (ICIT)
Institute of Computer and Information Technology (ICIT) was established on the 7th of August 1996. ICIT is a
support division assisting academic and research issues related to information technology and provides services for King
Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok,
Prachinburi and Rayong campus. Generally, ICIT is responsible
for the development, installation, improvement and offering
IT services to the University. Besides, ICIT takes charge of
the arrangement of meetings/ seminars, supporting diverse
units including the Wireless Services room, Computer
Laboratory, Seminar and Training room, together with other
departmental units.
According to the University governance, ICIT contains
5 departments, i.e. Director Office, Academic Service and
Research Department, Information System Development
Department, Network System Engineering Department, and
Information Technology Department at Prachinburi campus.
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KMUTNB Awards
KMUTNB Awards
Prime Minister’s Award 2001 for the Best Academic Management
and Development Category among Thai Universities
On the 29th of April 2002, it was with great pride that KMUTNB President, Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon received
the 2001 Award for the best academic Administrator with regard to management and development among Thai
universities. The award was given by H.E. Mr. Pongpol Adireksarn, Former Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand. This annual
award was introduced in 1998 by the then Thai government as part of a reform program to increase public sector
competitiveness and commitment to community and national welfare. He received the same award once again on the
24th of September 2003.
The Golden Garuda for the Outstanding University President of
Thailand 2001-2002
June 2003, Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon received the Golden Garuda for the outstanding University President
of Thailand 2001-2002. This award is granted by the Civil Servants Association of Thailand to honor the outstanding official
administrator serving as a good role model for Thai civil servants. Similar awards were allocated to 5 other categories:
Permanent Secretary, Director-General, Governor, Rector of a University, and Ambassador categorization.
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KMUTNB Awards
KMUTNB President received L’ Ordre National du Mérite Award
French Government awarded the Ordre National du Mérite (National Order of Merit) to Prof. Dr. Teravuti
Boonyasopon who established TFII with objectives to promote the transfer of French technology, R&D between the
public and private sectors of France and Thailand in 1990. H.E. Mr. Laurent Aublin, French Ambassador to Thailand
decorated Ordre National du Mérite medal to Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon on 8 July 2003.
H.M. the King Award 2007 for the Best Organization in Science
and Technology in Thailand
In the year 2007, KMUTNB was privileged to receive the award for the best national organization in science and
technology granted by His Majesty the King. According to the Ministry Council, the award was an acknowledgement of the
university’s distinguished personnel, organization, and programs benefitting society as well as the nation. This honorable
award strengthened the university’s commitment to excellence in academic achievement, research, innovation, and
creativity in science and technology. Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Siridhorn gave this award to Asst. Prof.
Preecha Org-aree at Sala Dusitdalai-Suanchitlada on 30 November 2007.
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KMUTNB Awards
KMUTNB President received Officier de Légion d’Honneur Award
Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon, who was one of the founders of TFII in 1990, and current President of King
Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok received the Officier de la Légion d’Honneur award from France. H.E.
Mr. Gildas le Lidec, the French Ambassador to Thailand, on behalf of President Nicolas SARKOZY of France presented
a medal to Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon on 15 October 2010.
The Légion d’Honneur (National Order of the Legion of Honor), is the highest decoration rank in France which
honors those with eminent performance.
KMUTNB President received the Cross of the Order of Merit of
the Federal Republic of Germany
On the 2nd October 2012, the Thai-German Conference on Dual Education and Dual Studies was organized at
KMUTNB on the occasion of 150th anniversary of Thai-German Diplomatic Relations and 53rd anniversary of KMUTNBGerman educational cooperation. The President of KMUTNB, Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon was awarded with the Cross
of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. Dr.h.c. Cornelia Pieper, Minister of State, Federal Foreign Office
presented Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon the prestigious medal.
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KMUTNB Robot Achievements
KMUTNB Robot Achievements
HISTORY OF WORLD ROBOCUP RESCUE
Independent
Robot Team Independent World Championship 2006
Independent
Robot Team Independent World Championship 2007
iRAP_PRO
Robot Team iRAP_PRO World Championship 2009
iRAP_PRO
Robot Team iRAP_PRO World Championship 2010
iRAP Judy
Robot Team iRAP Judy World Championship 2011
iRAP_Furious
Robot Team iRAP_Furious World Championship 2013
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Robot Achievements in 2013
iRAP_Furious grasps the 7th triumph to Thailand
at the World RoboCup 2013
iRAP_Furious, the robotics team from King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB) has
secured another RoboCup championship alongside a special award for “Best in Class Mobility” in World RoboCup Rescue
2013, the annual international robotics competition held in Eindhoven, the Netherlands between 26-30 June 2013. On
top of this, “iTANK” of iRAP_Furious team was entitled the first and sole robot through the course of World RoboCup
history being granted the distinguished “NIST” in terms of its highest performance in speed and physical strength. The
evaluation on the autonomous robot functioning was carried out by the National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST), a competent and reliable U.S. federal agency responsible for the measurement accuracy, precision and
standardization.
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iRAP_New Born Wins First Prize at TPA ROBOT Contest Thailand
Championship 2013
iRAP_New Born team of KMUTNB students, Faculty of Engineering secured the first position in the national-level
competition “TPA Robot Contest Thailand Championship 2013” established under the theme “The Green Planet.” The
regional tournament was held between 18-19 May 2013 by The Technology Promotion Association (Thailand-Japan) at
MCC Hall, The Mall Bangkapi.
The Winner Team of National
Robotic Design Contest 2013
Mr.Jittarapon Sri-ard, student from Department of
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Faculty of Engineering
joined the robotics team “Klong Toei Pier” that ended up winning
the 6th Robot Design Contest (RDC 2013). This event, which
encourages young local talents in mechanical design and
automation technology was launched on May 23, 2013 at Pantip
Plaza Pratunam, Bangkok.
iRAP_285 Robot Team Received
Honorable Mention Award
for CRU Robot 2012
iRAP_285 Robot team formed up by students from
Faculty of Enginnering secured an honorary mention from CRU
Robot 2012, a robotics competition set up between 25-28
October 2012 at Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition
Centre (BITEC) Bangna. The activity upholding talent and
innovation under the theme “Bomb Rescue Robot” was
organized by Ministry of Science and Technology in association
with Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand.
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Special Activities at KMUTNB
Thai-German Dual Education and e-Learning Development
Institute (TGDE) Setup Project
King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok established the project of “Thai-German Dual Education
and e-Learning Development Institute (TGDE).” The collaborative mission ensued the endorsement of an academic MOU
between Thai Ministry of Education and the Federal Foreign Office of the Republic of Germany, in addition to Bangkok
Protocol signed between KMUTNB and German representative on the similar occasion. Both agreements had been carried
out in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of Thai-German Diplomatic Relations and 53 years of academic
cooperation between KMUTNB and Germany. The mutual accords place emphasis upon Thai-German industry
collaboration, provision of German experts for consultant services, as well as concerted coordination among universities/
enterprises in both countries. Preliminary support in response to Thai, German, EU and ASEAN community requirements
features both cash assistance and in-kind contributions from a great number of KMUTNB’s partner organizations
incorporating Festo, Lucas-Nülle, Bitwise, Danieli, TOT Public Company, Thai-German Chamber of Commerce, Industry
Ministry’s Department of Industrial Works, the German Universities of Applied Sciences, and the Technical and Research
University from Germany.
TGDE aims primarily to collaborate with Thai-German industries to promote the paradigm of “Dual System and
Cooperative Education” in combination with the development of enriched e-learning materials. The undertakings provide
great opportunities for academic personnel, students, skilled workforce, technicians, technologists, engineers and
professional management so they can keep abreast of dynamic technology trends in the era of globalization. Furthermore,
partnership initiatives will contribute to cooperative knowledge transfer and training in favor of caliber academic staff and
improved qualification standards of technical instructors, technologists and practical engineers in ASEAN countries. Last
but not least, extensive provision of academic consulting and educational services to public and private sectors, locally
and internationally will be fostered. A variety of services predominantly lay emphasis on information technology issues in
support of industrial business and education sectors, such as e-commerce, e-procurement, e-manufacturing, e-supply
chain and e-training.
The collaborative endeavor was initiated in pursuit of the 150th year of Thai-German diplomacy relations and the
53 anniversary of academic relationship between Germany and KMUTNB, formerly called Thai-German Technical School
founded under an academic cooperation between KMUTNB and Germany in 1959. To mark this particular occasion,
KMUTNB hosted “Thai–German Conference on Dual Education & Dual Studies” on 1-2 October 2012 with immense
success.
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TGDE Inauguration
The inauguration of Thai-German Dual
Education and e-Learning Development Institute
(TGDE) on 22 May 2013 was impressively held at
KMUTNB. The official opening was presided over by
H.E. Rolf Schulze, German Ambassador to Thailand
accompanied by Dignitaries and Co-Chairs on the
stage, including Mr. Karl-Heinz Heckhausen,
President of German-Thai Chamber of Commerce;
Dr. Carolin Mülverstedt, Director of Information
Center DAAD Bangkok; H.E. Dr. Suwat Liptapanlop,
former Deputy Prime Minister, former Minister of
Industry, former Minister of Science and Technology
and former Minister of Transport; H.E. Pinit
Jarusombat, former Deputy Prime Minister and
former Minister of Industry; Dr. Siritaj Rojanapruk,
Vice Chairman and member committee of KMUTNB
Council; Dr. Nattapon Nattasomboon, Deputy
Permanent Secretary at Ministry of Industry; and
Professor Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon, KMUTNB
President.
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International Co-operation
France
The International Cooperation Centre, KMUTNB is
a unit organization that provides greater opportunities for
faculty/ students and staff to be well prepared for the
rapidly growing international arena. Over the years,
collaboration and mutual assistance in academic
cooperation has been established, strengthening global
partnership and collaborative advantages. The cooperation
will affect not only education sector but also cultural and
individual lifestyle.
National and international partnership
organizations which encourage such activities as exchange
of faculty, students and staff; joint research activities
alongside course development programs are as follows:
- Aperon
- Ecole Nationale Superieure d’Arts et Métiers
- Innovation Nanotechnology Strategy Co., Ltd.
- Institut de Soudure
- Grenoble Institute of Technology
- Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse
- Schneider Electric (Thailand)
- Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Paris
- The French Institute for Advanced Mechanics (IFMA)
- TOTAL
- Université de Lorraine
- Valeo Compressor (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
United Kingdom (UK)
- University of Birmingham
- University of Manchester
United States of America (U.S.A.)
- Lawrence Technological University
- Oklahoma State University
- Oregon State University
- University of Maryland
Germany
- Bochum University of Applied Sciences
- Brandenburg University of Technology
- Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences
- Chemnitz University of Technology
- Coburg University of Applied Sciences
- Gesellschaft fur Internationale Susammenarbeit
(GIZ)
- Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD)
- Dresden University of Technology
- Esslingen University of Applied Sciences
- Fern University in Hagen
- Goethe- Institut, Bangkok
- Hochschule Aalen
- Konstanz University of Applied Sciences
- Landshut University of Applied Sciences
- Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences
- Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences
- RWTH Aachen University
- South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences,
Soest Campus
- The Foreign Office of the Federal Republic of
Germany
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China
- East China Institute of Technology (ECIT)
- Qingdao University of Science and Technology
- Rubber Valley Co., Ltd.
- Shanghai Second Polytechnic University (SSPU)
- The United Nation University Macao
- Yunnan Nationalities University
Belgium
- Group T- International University College Leuven
South Korea
- Dankook University
- Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and
Technology (DGIST)
- Hankyong National University
- Halla University
- Kangwon National University
- Keimyung University
- Konkuk University
Poland
- University of Arts in Poznań
- University of Technology and Life Sciences
in Bydgoszcz
Japan
Austria
- Institute of Technologists
- Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
- Kyushu Institute of Technology
- Nagoya University
- National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology University,
Weseda University
- Okinawa National College of Technology
- Osaka University
- Tokyo Institute of Technology
- University of Vienna
Italy
- Danieli Far East Co., Ltd.
KMUTNB
Taiwan
- Kun Shan University
- National University of Tainan
Philippines
Malaysia
- Cavite State University
- Universiti Malaysia Perlis
- Universiti Sains of Malaysia
- Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
- Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahma
Vietnam
- Institute for Tropical Technology,
Vietnam Academy of Science and
Technology
- Hanoi National University of Education
Indonesia
- Bina Nusantara University,
Jakarta
Australia
- Edith Cowan University
- eWater Ltd.
- Queensland University of Technology
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International Co-operation Activities
MOU Signing Ceremony to Set Up TGDE
May 2013 : Five remarkable firms from Germany,
Italy and Thailand including Festo Didactic GmbH
& Co.KG, Lucas-Nülle GmbH, Bitwise (Thailand) Co.,
Ltd., TOT Public Company Limited and Danieli Co.,
Ltd. signed MOU for TGDE project development.
TGDE’s Building
MOU with Okinawa National College of Technology, Japan
January 2013 : Sitting row from left to right Prof. Dr.
Teravuti Boonyasopon, (2 nd) President of KMUTNB
welcomed and signed MOU with Prof. Dr. Itoh Shigeru,
(3rd) President of Okinawa National College of Technology.
Both institutes will develop further academic and research
collaborations and student exchange programs.
September 2013 : 7
Representatives of the 9
National Colleges Technology in
Kyushu and Okinawa,
Kagoshima National College of
Technology visited KMUTNB
and discussed the details of
cooperation projects.
MOU with University of Birmingham, UK
June 2013 : sitting row and from l-r, Asst. Prof.
Preecha Ong-aree, Dean of College of Industrial
Technology, the representative of KMUTNB signed
MOU with Prof. Michael C. Sheppard, Provost and
Vice Principle of the University of Birmingham, UK.
The cooperation highlights the 2+2 Bachelor’s Degree
Program in Automotive Engineering Technology to
be carried out between CIT and school of Mechanical
Engineering, University of Birmingham.
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MOU with Qingdao University of Science and
Technology & Rubber Valley Co., LTD, China
May 2013 : Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon, (center
of the front row), President of KMUTNB signed MOU
with Qingdao University of Science and Technology
and Rubber Valley Co., LTD. to promote cooperation
on technology and R&D in Science and Technology,
especially in the field of Rubber.
July 2013 : Assoc. Prof. Dr. Suchart Siengchin (3rd from
left), Vice President for Research and Academic
Enhancement, KMUTNB led an academic and
research team to visit and discuss with the research
team of Qingdao University of Science and
Technology and Rubber Valley Co., Ltd.
MOU with University of Arts in Poznan, Poland
January 2013 : Prof. Wojciech Hora (3 rd from left) from
University of Technology and Life Sciences in Bydgoszez, Poland
and Prof. Karolina Komasa, (4th from left) from University of Arts
in Poland visited KMUTNB and made a discussion on academic
cooperation in the field of Arts with the Faculty of Architecture
and Design, KMUTNB.
KMUTNB signed MOU with 2 Universities of Poland in July 2013.
KMUTNB Students Workshop at Poland’s
Universities.
After the MOU signing with University of
Technology and Life Sciences in Bydgoszez and
University of Arts, Poland, 3 lecturers and 6
students from KMUTNB Faculty of Architecture
and Design participated in workshops held by
both universities during 14-26 July 2013.
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MOU with Oregon State University, USA and
PTT Public Company Limited
April 2013 : KMUTNB hosted MOU signing
ceremony between 3 institutes : PTT Public
Company Limited, Oregon State University and
KMUTNB. Representatives from 3 parties (from l-r)
were Prof. Sunil Khanna, Associate Provost for
International Programs from Oregon State
University, Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon (center),
President of KMUTNB and Mr. Vijit Tongnoi, Executive
Vice President of PTT Research and Technology
Institute, PTT.
KMUTNB’s Anniversary Celebration
On 19 February 2013, a grand celebration was organized for KMUTNB 54th Anniversary. The event was
honorably attended by distinguished foreign representatives.
Ms. Annette Severy, Counsellor for Press and
Cultural Affairs, a representative of German
Ambassador to Thailand is delivering a congratulating
speech.
German Professors: Prof. Dr.-Ing Michael Modigell,
one of RWTH Aachen Professors attends the event.
French Professors: Prof. Dr. Bernard
Davat (center) from Université de
Lorraine, France who is one of
KMUTNB’s honor guests present
awards to Outstanding KMUTNB
staff.
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Kyushu Institute of Technology’s activities
27 February 2013, International Cooperation Centre (ICC), KMUTNB
organized a traditional farewell wishes on the retirement of Prof. Dr.
Keiichi Kimura, Vice President for International Affairs, Kyushu
Institute of Technology (KIT), Japan. Professor Kimura has
contributed to the cooperation between Kyushu Institute of
Technology and KMUTNB.
February 2013 : (front row from l-r ) Prof. Dr. Keiichi
Kimura, Vice President for International Affairs,
(centre), alongside his colleagues, Asst. Prof. Dr.
Panart Khajornrungruang (2nd) and Assoc. Prof. Dr.
Masaki Fuchiwaki (3rd) held a meeting with Assoc.
Prof. Viboon Chunkag, (5 th) Dean of Faculty of
Engineering for 2013 projects and activities.
August-September 2013:
Assoc. Prof. Viboon Chunkag (center), Dean of
Faculty of Engineering gave a warm welcome to 6
students from Kyushu Institute of Technology on the
occasion of their internship at Faculty of Engineering,
KMUTNB.
March 2013 : a KIT student joined the Cultural Exchange program with KMUTNB. She participated in ICC
English Camp during 25-29 March with KMUTNB students. The Camp was held outside Bangkok.
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Esslingen University of Applied Sciences , Germany
March to May 2013 : 2 students from College of
Industrial Technology took an internship at Esslingen
University of Applied Sciences.
October 2013 to February 2014 : 7 students from
Esslingen University of Applied Sciences took an
internship at College of Industrial Technology and
Western Digital.
Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences, Germany
May 2013 : Asst. Prof. Dr. Boonchai Watjatrakul, a
lecturer and researcher participated with the
research team from HS- Bremerhaven on the topic
“Observation - Class Remotely Operated Vehicle”.
July to September 2013 : 2 students from
Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences took
an internship program at Faculty of Agro-Industry,
Prachinburi Campus.
Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany
May 2013 : 12 students of
Information and Production
Technology Management
Department, College of Industrial
Technology participated in the
workshop “Embedded
Programming and Digital System”
at Department of Computer
Science, Faculty of Computer
Science, Chemnitz University of
Technology.
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South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences in Soest, Germany
October 2012 to April 2013 : 2 students from Electrical and
Computer Department, Faculty of Engineering were
undergraduate interns at the laboratories of South
Westphalia University of Applied Sciences in Soest.
Halla University, Korea
In 2013, International Cooperation Centre (ICC)
organized two sessions of Cross Cultural and English
Training programs for students from Halla
University.
The first session took place on 27 January to 18 February 2013.
Konstanz University of Applied
Science, Germany
January 2013 : Prof. Dr. Paul Gümpel (5th from l-r),
Konstanz University of Applied Science, Germany
joined Master’s thesis defense committee, Faculty of
Engineering.
The second session was held on 21 July to 14 October 2013.
Rosenheim University of
Applied Science, Germany
July 2013 : Prof. Werner Braatz (1st from l-r) CEO of
International Office, Rosenheim University of Applied
Science paid a visit and held a meeting with KMUTNB
Administrative team.
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German Academic Exchange Service/ DAAD
February 2013 : Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon, (5th
from l-r) President of KMUTNB and Dr. Carolin
Mulverstedt (4 th from l-r) Director of DAAD
Information Center, Bangkok held a discussion of
TGDE establishment.
Farewell wishes : On May 2013, Prof. Dr. Teravuti
Boonyasopon, President of KMUTNB presented a
special token to Dr. Carolin Mulverstedt owing to the
fulfillment of her term in Thailand.
Dresden University of
Technology, Germany
May 2013 : Prof. Dr. paed. Habil Hanno
Hortsch (front row, 3rd from l-r) Dresden
University of Technology, Germany held a
meeting with KMUTNB administrative team
to make a conclusion of previous projects
and make plans for future initiatives.
Seimens Company’s Visit
27 June 2013 : Mr. Anthony Chay, President
& CEO and delegation from Siemens paid a
visit to KMUTNB. Prof. Dr. Teravuti
Boonyasopon, President of KMUTNB and
Administration team gave them a warm
welcome.
Minister Advisor for Vocational
Education and Further
Education, Baden-Württemberg
September 2013 : Prof. Dr. Teravuti Boonyasopon
(4th from l-r) President of KMUTNB gave a warm
welcome to Mr. Hartmut Mattes (3 rd from l-r),
Minister Advisor for Vocational Education and Further
Education, Baden-Württemberg and Ms. Elisabeth
Moser (5th from l-r), Director and Member of the
Board of State Academy who visited TGDE and joined
a discussion on prospective cooperation.
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TGGS Days @ RWTH Aachen, Germany
July 8-9, 2013 : Prof. Dr. Prayoot Akkaraekthalin, Dean of TGGS and his TGGS team went to RWTH Aachen
University to promote TGGS and its programs. Guests of honors comprise Dr. Manfred Nettekoven,
Chancellor of RWTH Aachen University, Ms. Nongnuth Phetcharatana, Thailand’s Ambassador to Germany
and Univ. Prof. Dr.-Ing. E. Haberstroh, RWTH Delegate to TGGS. The event was organized by the RWTH Aachen
International Office.
Thai-Myanmese Human Resource Development
May to June 2013, Thailand International Development Cooperation Agency (TICA), Ministry of Foreign Affairs
and KMUTNB organized 2 short-term training sessions for the development of Myanmar Human Resource.
May 2013 : Faculty of Information Technology
organized the “Project Monitoring and Evaluation”
session for 10 Myanmese Professors.
June 2013 : TGGS organized the Workshop on
“Power Factor Correction” for 10 Myanmese
Professors.
Taiwanese Universities
Cooperation
September 2013 : Representatives from National
University of Tainan and National Ilan University,
Taiwan visited KMUTNB and held a discussion on
academic cooperation with College of Industrial
Technology and Faculty of Engineering.
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General Information
General Information
New Students, Academic Year 2013*
Unit : Person
Bachelor
5,761 (77.33%)
7,450
Master
998 (13.40%)
Doctoral
147 (1.97%)
Certificate
544 (7.30%)
Total Enrolment of Students, Academic Year 2013*
Unit : Person
Bachelor
19,126 (80.39%)
23,790
Master
2,447 (10.29%)
Doctoral
677 (2.85%)
Certificate
1,540 (6.47%)
Number of Graduates, Academic Year 2012**
Unit : Person
Master
912 (16.44%)
Bachelor
4,082 (73.58%)
5,548
Doctoral
65 (1.17%)
Certificate
489 (8.81%)
Note
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* Data : August 30, 2013
** Data : October 15, 2013
General Information
Personnel Categorization in the Fiscal Year 2013, by Lines of Duty*
Unit : Person
Non-academic Staff
720 (31.05%)
Special Staff
513 (22.12%)
2,319
Government Employees
29 (1.25%)
Academic Staff
915 (39.46%)
Permanent Employees
62 (2.67%)
Temporary Employees
80 (3.45%)
Academic Staff by Academic Positions*
Unit : Person
Assistant Professors
224 (24.48%)
Lecturers
575 (62.84%)
915
Associate Professors
114 (12.46%)
Professors
2 (0.22%)
Academic Staff by Educational Qualifications*
Unit : Person
Doctorate
369 (40.33%)
915
Bachelor
42 (4.59%)
Master
504 (55.08%)
Note * Data : September 30, 2013
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General Information
Total Budget Snapshots for the Fiscal Year 2013
Unit : Baht
Personnel
951,688,139 (50.33%)
1,890,994,200
Operation
353,665,920 (18.70%)
Subsidies
371,721,930 (19.66%)
Investments
213,715,411 (11.30%)
Others
202,800 (0.01%)
Government Budget for the Fiscal Year 2013 by Work Plan
Unit : Baht
Education Management
573,382,714 (39.45%)
Education Administration
832,733,286 (57.30%)
1,453,342,500
Academic Service to Public
28,849,700 (1.99%)
Research
17,626,800 (1.21%)
Cultural Heritage
Preservation
750,000 (0.05%)
University Budget for the Fiscal Year 2013 by Work Plan
Unit : Baht
Education Administration
243,820,810 (55.71%)
437,651,700
Education Management
158,174,750 (36.14%)
Cultural Heritage
Preservation
1,663,450 (0.38%)
Research
28,327,690 (6.47%)
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Academic Service to Public
5,665,000 (1.29%)
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