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Country : Thailand
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HP 4 Physical Activity and Active Mobility
[4.1] Availability and Utilization of Physical Activity Facilities
| 1. Policy and organised exercise events |
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| Health and Well-being Policy, approved by the University Council on 30 October 2024: “provide and maintain accessible fitness and recreation facilities to promote physical health of all members of the university” (Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 8) |
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| Official banner of the Hukwang Games 2026 “Four Kingdoms Championship”, 13–28 March 2026, Student Union, academic year 2568: 9 sports and 4 cheering and parade contests; all 15 faculties and colleges in four colour teams (Office of Student Affairs website) |
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| Detail of the banner (enlarged): (Left) competition events (Right) the four colour teams and their faculties |
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| (Left) Closing of the Hukwang Games and Siam Sports Fair 2026 in the Sports Complex hall (still from the Siam Channel video) (Right) Faculty teams, cheering contests and tug of war (Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 32) |
| 2. Indoor exercise spaces and multiple specialised courts – Siam University Sports Complex (Building 20) |
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| Official campus map: Building 20 is the Siam University Sports Complex – “air-conditioned fitness center, full-sized basketball, volleyball, badminton courts and table tennis facilities”; the Elephant Gate is a multi-functional plaza (International College campus map page) |
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| (Left) Siam University Sports Complex and Auditorium (3,730 m²): fitness centre, indoor courts and activity hall (Right) Hu Gwang Games 2025 on the indoor courts (21 March – 5 April 2025) |
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| Faculty of Pharmacy “Green Olive Sports Day” #4 in the Sports Complex, 16 January 2026: pharmacy students of all years and lecturers – sports and dance (Siam University website, 27 January 2026) |
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| Faculty of Medicine sports day “Kila San Samphan 2569”, 28 October 2026, 08.30–16.15, Siam University Sports Center |
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| (Left) Volleyball on the indoor court (Right) Opening: Blue – Year 1–2 medical students; Red – Year 3 and clinical-year students; Green – lecturers and staff; futsal, 3×3 basketball, badminton, table tennis, volleyball and chairball (Faculty of Medicine website, 30 October 2026) |
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| (Left) Siam University teams at the 50th University Sports of Thailand (January 2025) (Right) Nursing Sports Day 2025 – volleyball championship of the Nursing School Network in the Sports Complex |
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| 11th International Yoga Day in the Sports Complex hall, 19 June 2025: more than 120 faculty members and students |
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| International Day of Yoga 2026 – “Breathe, Stretch, Connect”, Sport Complex, 19 June 2026, 16.00–17.30 (about 100 participants; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 54 “Shared Sports Facilities”) |
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| Faculty of Nursing Elderly Club exercise sessions on campus – Tai Chi, aerobics, low-impact and knee-friendly exercise (Building 12; programme of 24 August 2026) |
| 3. Outdoor exercise areas and active mobility |
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| (Left) Walk-and-run event starting on campus (Right) Evening activities of the Siam Sports Fair 2026 in the open area in front of the University buildings – more than 1,000 people a day |
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| Safe pedestrian paths on campus, separated from the road with handrails, used for walking between buildings (UI GreenMetric TR 5.16) |
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| Free bicycles (29) and bicycle parking, and GCOO shared e-scooters (20) for moving around campus (UI GreenMetric TR 5.9) |
| Physical activity facilities at Siam University (Siam University, Thailand) |
Description:
Siam University’s Health and Well-being Policy, approved by the University Council on 30 October 2024, commits the University to “provide and maintain accessible fitness and recreation facilities to promote physical health of all members of the university.” The main facility is the Siam University Sports Complex (Building 20), which the official campus map describes as having an “air-conditioned fitness center, full-sized basketball, volleyball, badminton courts and table tennis facilities”. The compact campus also has open areas and a multi-functional plaza, safe walking paths, free bicycles and shared e-scooters (Table HP 4.1.1).
Use of the facilities. The facilities are used throughout the year. All 15 faculties and colleges competed in the Hukwang Games 2026 in nine sports (13–28 March 2026), and the Siam Sports Fair 2026 drew more than 1,000 people a day for ten days. Faculties hold their own sports days in the Sports Complex – the Faculty of Pharmacy’s fourth “Green Olive Sports Day” (16 January 2026) and the Faculty of Medicine sports day for students and staff (28 October 2026). International Day of Yoga brought more than 120 faculty members and students in 2025 and about 100 participants in 2026; Cardio HIIT sessions are held regularly in the Sports Center; and the Elderly Club exercises on campus about every two months (Table HP 4.1.2).
Other policies. The University offers a Sports Scholarship for student athletes and the General Education course 101-401 “Life, Well-Being and Sports”. Three Optometry lecturers were certified in November 2025 as IBSA classifiers of visual impairment for the ASEAN Para Games, supporting inclusive sport.
Selected level: 4 Items or More – 20 of 20 points. Siam University has all 5 types of physical activity facilities and policies listed by HURS, and they are widely used.
Score calculation – HP 4.1 (20 points)
Score = 20 points × level weight: 5 item types → 4 Items or More → 20 × 1.00 = 20 points. With any four items the level and score are the same (20 points). Weights from the HURS 2026 online form.
| HP 4.1 level | Weight | Points (of 20) | Siam University |
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| None | 0.00 | 0 | |
| 1 Item | 0.25 | 5 | |
| 2 Items | 0.50 | 10 | |
| 3 Items | 0.75 | 15 | |
| 4 Items or More | 1.00 | 20 | Selected – 5 item types |
Table HP 4.1.1 – Physical activity facilities and policies
| HURS item | Siam University – availability and use | Evidence |
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| 1. Policies and organisation of special health-promoting exercise events |
Health and Well-being Policy (30 October 2024) – “Campus Fitness Facilities”. Annual events: Hukwang Games (2025, 2026); Siam Sports Fair 2026 (20–29 March 2026); International Day of Yoga (2025, 2026); Siam Walk & Run 2025; faculty sports days – Pharmacy “Green Olive Sports Day” #4 (16 January 2026) and Faculty of Medicine sports day (28 October 2026); Nursing Sports Day; regular Cardio HIIT sessions. |
Policy (p. 8); Section 1; SDG Report 2024–2025, pp. 22, 46–50; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 28–32, 54; faculty websites |
| 2. Accessibility to outdoor exercise platforms within the campus |
Open areas in front of the Sports Complex (6,078.21 m²) and the Peace Garden (8,958.7 m²); the Elephant Gate multi-functional plaza; campus routes for walk-and-run events; Sports Fair outdoor activities – Zumba, line dance, parade and evening events; safe pedestrian paths with handrails. |
Section 3; campus map; GI 3 open-area list; UI GreenMetric TR 5.16 |
| 3. Accessibility to indoor exercise spaces such as fitness centres |
Siam University Sports Complex and Auditorium (Building 20; 3,730 m²) with an air-conditioned fitness centre and indoor activity hall (3rd-floor area used for Cardio HIIT, 17.00–18.00); halls for yoga and faculty sports days; Building 12 seminar room for Elderly Club exercise. |
Section 2; campus map; GI 3; HP 4.1 Chat (Cardio HIIT) |
| 4. Accessibility to multiple specialised facilities (courts, fields, tracks) |
Full-size basketball, volleyball and badminton courts and table tennis facilities in the Sports Complex; courts also used for futsal, chairball, 3×3 and street basketball and petanque – the sports of the Hukwang Games 2026 and of the faculty sports days. |
Section 2; campus map; Hukwang Games 2026 banner |
| 5. Other innovative physical activity facilities or policies | Active mobility: 29 free bicycles, 20 shared e-scooters and electric carts, walkable campus about 500 m from Bang Wa BTS/MRT station. Sports Scholarship for student athletes. GE course 101-401 “Life, Well-Being and Sports”. Inclusive sport: three Optometry lecturers certified as IBSA visual-impairment classifiers for the ASEAN Para Games (4–7 November 2025). Exercise sessions for older people in the community (Elderly Club, 7 sessions, 532 attendances, 2025–2026). |
Section 3; UI GreenMetric TR 5.9; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 21, 99; GE course list; Siam University website; Elderly Club reports |
Green: item in place. Sources: Healthy University Policy; official campus map; GI 3 (buildings and open areas); UI GreenMetric TR 5.9 and 5.16 (2026); SDG Report 2024–2025; Sustainability Report 2025–2026; Siam University and faculty websites.
Table HP 4.1.2 – Use of the facilities, 2025–2026
| Facility or event | Users or participants | Period | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Faculty of Medicine sports day, Sports Center – 6 sports and recreation games |
Medical students of all years, lecturers and staff in 3 colour teams |
28 October 2026 | Faculty of Medicine website |
| International Day of Yoga, Sports Complex | About 100 (2026); more than 120 (2025) | 19 June 2026; 19 June 2025 | Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 54; SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 46 |
| Hukwang Games 2026 – 9 sports in the Sports Complex | All 15 faculties and colleges in 4 teams (Table HP 4.1.3) | 13–28 March 2026 | Hukwang Games 2026 banner |
| Siam Sports Fair 2026 – sports, Zumba, line dance, evening events |
More than 1,000 people a day for 10 days | 20–29 March 2026 | Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 28 |
| Pharmacy “Green Olive Sports Day” #4, Sports Complex – sports and dance |
Pharmacy students of all years and lecturers | 16 January 2026; every year | Siam University website |
| Nursing Sports Day 2025 – volleyball | Nursing School Network | October 2025 | SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 50 |
| Elderly Club exercise sessions, Building 12 | 532 attendances by older adults; 438 nursing-student attendances |
June 2025 – August 2026 | Elderly Club evaluations |
| Hu Gwang Games 2025 – 9 sports and 3.5-km fun run | 14 faculties and colleges in 4 colour teams | 21 March – 5 April 2025 | SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 47 |
| Cardio HIIT, Sports Center 3rd floor | Group sessions; episode 234 on 29 October 2026, 17.00–18.00 | Regular series | HP 4.1 Chat |
| Fitness centre and indoor courts | [__ visits / __ bookings] | [month/year] | Sports Complex records |
| Free bicycles and e-scooters | [__ trips] | [month/year] | UI GreenMetric TR 5.9 |
Group totals only; latest first.
Table HP 4.1.3 – Hukwang Games 2026 teams
| Hukwang Games 2026 team | Faculties and colleges |
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| Red – Kingdom of Fire | Business Administration; Pharmacy; Dentistry; Global Academy |
| Green – Kingdom of the Forest | Law; Liberal Arts; Medicine; Engineering |
| Yellow – Kingdom of Light | Political Science; Science; Nursing; Music and Performing Arts |
| Blue – Kingdom of Ice | Communication Arts; Optometry; International College; Information Technology |
Source: Hukwang Games 2026 banner, Office of Student Affairs (https://sa.siam.edu/hukwanggames2026/). All 15 faculties and colleges of GI 4 take part; “Global Academy” is an additional unit.
Evidence to attach:
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Health and Well-being Policy: https://sustainability.siam.edu/vision-mission-and-policies-for-sustainable-future/; official campus map with the Sports Complex facilities: https://ico.siam.edu/campus-map
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Hukwang Games 2026: https://sa.siam.edu/hukwanggames2026/; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, pp. 21, 28–32, 54 and 99: https://sustainability.siam.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/SDG_report_2025_2026.pdf
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Pharmacy Green Olive Sports Day #4: https://siam.edu/green-olive-sports-day-4-recap/; Optometry IBSA classifiers: https://siam.edu/siam-university-optometry-faculty-ibsa-classification-training/
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SDG Report 2024–2025, pp. 22 and 46–50: https://sustainability.siam.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/SDG-report-2024-2025.pdf
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Photographs of the fitness centre, courts and outdoor areas with opening hours; Sports Complex booking or user records; Cardio HIIT post (episode 234) and attendance; user feedback.

















