Thammasat and Hyogo strengthen ties in follow-up discussion on internship program

Thammasat University hosted a high-level follow-up meeting with Hyogo University on 20 June 2025 at its Tha Prachan campus to discuss ongoing collaboration in the internship program. The Thammasat delegation was led by Rector Professor Dr. Supasawad Chardchawarn, accompanied by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Supreedee Rittironk, Vice Rector for International Affairs, and Dr. Usanee Patapsikij Lertrattanon, Assistant to the Rector for International Affairs. 

They warmly welcomed senior representatives from Hyogo University, led by Prof. Kano Ikuya, Vice President. He was joined by Mr. Prapakorn Yodtomorn, International Coordinator from the School of Economics and Management, and the Liaison Officer at Hyogo’s Thailand office. 

The primary focus of the meeting was to review the progress of the internship program for Thammasat students specializing in Electrical Engineering, who are undergoing training at Nikko Group in Japan. Both institutions also reflected on the educational information session held in May 2025 on Thammasat’s Lampang campus, which provided guidance for students interested in studying at Hyogo University.  

To deepen academic ties, the Hyogo delegation extended a cordial invitation to Thammasat executives to visit Japan for additional discussions with Nikko Group regarding future internship opportunities.  

On the following day, 21 June 2025, the Vice Rector led the Hyogo representatives on a visit to Thammasat’s Pattaya campus. They were welcomed by Ms. Supanee Kaewmanee, Director of the Pattaya Center Administration Division, along with campus staff.  

The visit aimed to introduce the internship program and opportunities at Japanese companies in Thailand and Japan for Thammasat students who are pursuing a degree in Automotive Engineering.   

The visit concluded with a guided tour of Thammasat University’s Pattaya campus, showcasing key facilities such as student dormitories, Automotive Laboratories, the Complex Building, and the Thammasat Innovation Hub Building. The tour highlighted Thammasat’s commitment to providing cutting-edge infrastructure and a vibrant academic environment to support student development and international cooperation.

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