Goal 4: Quality Education

Goal 4: Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and

promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

2025 IGGA Award Finalist Empowering for Sustainability: From Helpless to Wellness

The Suphatphiban community's transformation from "Helpless to Wellness" showcases Siam University's powerful role as a catalyst for sustainable change. Through innovative academic leadership, the University's Faculty of Communication Arts spearheaded a collaborative partnership with Phasi Charoen District Office and the Thai Health Promotion Foundation, implementing the transformative "Tree of Hope" methodology, in compliance with SDG4 (Inclusive and Equitable Quality Education). Participatory learning through the “Tree of Hope” showed that 31% of residents in Suphatphibal face a high risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) due to poor dietary habits, lack of health knowledge, limited access to safe food, and social isolation across age groups, and the approach empowered residents to identify challenges and discover their collective strength. Siam University's strategic guidance converted hopelessness into action, launching an organic farming initiative aligned with SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) that expanded from 10 community leaders to 50 empowered participants. The University's expertise facilitated the creation of a communal garden that serves as both a training center and a sustainable food hub. By fostering multi-stakeholder partnerships (SDG 17) and enhancing urban spaces (SDG 11), Siam University demonstrates how academic institutions can empower communities to achieve wellness outcomes through sustainable development principles

Siam Campus Life Support Center

A brand new Campus Life Support Center was set up in Siam University, with recognition that students coming from high schools to campus life need a learning ecosystem that will enhance their transition period for quality education in higher education institutions. The Center is a comfort space for every student who needs advice in academic study, university life, future work, and other services that will inspire and make their university life meaningful, happy, and safe.

Sustainability Horizons International Conference

The 18th National and International Conference, "Sustainable Horizon: Transforming Ideas into Impact," was hosted by the Graduate School of Business, Siam University, Singapore University of Social Sciences, School of Global Studies, Thammasat University and Thailand e-Commerce Association at the United Nations Conference Center, United Nations Bangkok on August 6-7, 2025. The event starts with keynote speakers on "Sustainability: From Ideas into Impact" by H.E. Abhisit Vejjajiva, 27th Prime Minister of Thailand, followed by "The Sufficiency Revolution: A Middle Path for a World in Crisis" from the Most Venerable Anil Sakya, Ph.D., Assistant Abbot of Wat Bowaniwet Wihan Ratchaworawihan and Rector of the World Buddhist University, and "Hope as a Catalyst for Sustainable Human Flourishing" by Prof. Dr. David B. Feldman, Santa Clara University. These distinguished speakers came together for exchange and discussion to “Transform Ideas into Impact.” There was also a session hosted by the School of Global Studies Thammasat University on "The Future of Sustainability: Rooted in Local

Narratives" which explored how global sustainable development goals must be grounded in local realities. From Sufficiency Economy to Aryakaset, local wisdom offers powerful pathways to reimagine sustainability from the ground up. Additionally, with over 100 paper presenters both onsite and online sharing research across a wide range of sustainability issues, the conference brought together voices from academia and practice. More than 200 Thai and international scholars, faculty members, administrators, and students attended this impressive conference, and positive feedback was well received.

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Professional Development in AI

Digital transformation is one of the main focuses in reinventing Siam University into MHESI Strategic Group 2 Technology and Innovation. Professional development of our faculty members for digital competencies is thus imperative. Artificial Intelligence (AI) Center took the lead to organize a series of workshops on using AI and Agentic Ai for academic, research, innovation, and startups.

Academic Achievement

Award for top engineering students from the Fund for Engineering Education and Research under the Patronage of His

Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavavarangkun, Engineering Institute of Thailand

2025 Awards from the Association of Private Higher Education Institutions of Thailand (APHEIT)

under the Patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn

The 1st Structural Lightweight Concrete Competition was awarded with

Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Trophy

Student from Faculty of Pharmacy was awarded the winner, MOS Olympic Thailand Competition 20025

Students in Animation and Creative Media were selected in Carcassonne Thailand 2025

as Thailand representatives to compete in World Championshi