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Healthy University Rating System (HURS)
University : Siam University
Country : Thailand
Web Address : https://sustainability.siam.edu
ZT 1 Smoking
[ZT 1.2] Smoking and Vaping Prevalence Among Students and
Personnel
| 1. Trend in smoking on campus |
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| Cigarette smoking on campus fell from 68.10% (2013) to 25.50% (2018–2019) during The Last Puff programme; the 2026 survey of students and personnel will update the figure |
| 2. Smoking-cessation services and campaigns that support the survey |
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| The Last Puff – pharmacy students plan anti-smoking campaigns and education materials (Faculty of Pharmacy, since 2012) |
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| Smoking-cessation counselling at Osot Siam Pharmacy – current smokers found in the survey are referred here |
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| Smoke-free campaign on campus by students of the Faculties of Pharmacy and Nursing and the Student Union |
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| “Bright Youth, Aware of Tobacco Harms” – the Nursing Student Club for a Smoke-free Thai Society with 101 young people, 27 January 2024 |
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| Smoke-free campus media: “Siam University – a smoke-free university”; “Want to quit? Consult here”; “You can quit” with the national Quitline 1600 |
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| Quit smoking for a better future; harmful substances in cigarettes; health effects of smoking |
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| (Left) “My Space Is Smoke-Free” student team, Second Runner-Up, 23–24 February 2026 (Right) The Last Puff – Highly Commended, International Green Gown Awards 2025 |
| Smoking and vaping prevention at Siam University (Siam University, Thailand) |
Description:
Siam University is a smoke-free university. It has monitored smoking on campus as part of “The Last Puff”, the smoking-cessation programme of the Faculty of Pharmacy: cigarette smoking on campus fell from 68.10% in 2013 to 25.50% in 2018–2019, a fall of 42.6 percentage points in six years. To report current prevalence for HURS, the University surveys students and personnel in academic year 2026 for both cigarettes and e-cigarettes (Sections 2–3).
Prevention and cessation. Current users found in the survey are referred to The Last Puff cessation service at Osot Siam Pharmacy, where about 60 pharmacy student volunteers a year, supervised by lecturers, help about 40 smokers a year to quit (35% quit rate). The Nursing Student Club for a Smoke-free Thai Society runs a youth anti-smoking project every year, the Student Union and the Faculties of Nursing and Pharmacy hold an annual smoke-free event, and smoke-free media with the national Quitline 1600 are shared on campus and online. A student team won Second Runner-Up in the “My Space Is Smoke-Free” contest in February 2026.
Selected level: [Select from the 2026 survey
result in Table ZT 1.2.3. The latest published figure, 25.50%
(2018–2019), is in the lowest level (≥20%).]
Section 1 – Trend in smoking on campus (Table ZT
1.2.1)
| Year | Cigarette smoking on campus | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2013 | 68.10% | The Last Puff baseline |
| 2018–2019 | 25.50% | The Last Puff follow-up |
| 2026 | [__]% cigarettes; [__]% e-cigarettes | 2026 campus survey (Section 3) |
Source: SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 29; SI 6.1 activity report (The
Last Puff).
Section 2 – Survey method, academic year 2026
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Design: anonymous cross-sectional online survey
(Google Forms) of students and personnel, shared through faculty LINE
groups, class advisors, staff e-mail and campus events such as health
check-up days. No names or student or staff IDs are collected. -
Sample size: Yamane’s formula, n = N ÷ (1 + N e²),
at 95% confidence and 5% margin of error (Table ZT 1.2.2). -
Sampling: proportional stratified sampling by
faculty and year of study for students, and by unit for personnel. -
Definitions: current smoker – smoked at least one
cigarette in the past 30 days; current vaper – used an e-cigarette or
heated tobacco product in the past 30 days; tobacco user – either. -
Analysis: prevalence = current users ÷ respondents ×
100, for cigarettes, e-cigarettes and any tobacco use, for students,
personnel and combined (weighted by population), with 95% confidence
intervals. -
Survey period and responsible unit: [__ to __
2026; e.g. Faculty of Nursing / Faculty of Pharmacy with the Office of
Student Affairs]
Table ZT 1.2.2 – Population and sample size
| Group | Population (N) | Minimum sample (n) | Responses received |
|---|---|---|---|
| Students (enrolled, 29 September 2026) | 9,918 | 385 | [__] |
| Personnel – academic and support staff | 708 [confirm with GI 6] | 256 | [__] |
Sources: student enrolment – SDG 10 web page (29 September 2026);
personnel – strategic plan book, academic year 2567 (708 academic and
support staff).
Section 3 – Results, 2026 (Table ZT 1.2.3)
| Indicator | Students | Personnel | Combined |
|---|---|---|---|
| Respondents | [__] | [__] | [__] |
| Current cigarette smokers (past 30 days) | [__] ([__]%) | [__] ([__]%) | [__]% |
| Current e-cigarette or heated tobacco users (past 30 days) | [__] ([__]%) | [__] ([__]%) | [__]% |
| Any current tobacco use – used for the HURS level | [__]% | [__]% | [__]% |
| Current users who want to quit | [__]% | [__]% | [__]% |
To be completed from the survey. The HURS level uses any current
tobacco use (green row).
Table ZT 1.2.4 – HURS levels for ZT 1.2
| Any current tobacco use (students and personnel) |
HURS level |
|---|---|
| 20% or more | Lowest level |
| 10% to less than 20% | |
| 5% to less than 10% | |
| 2% to less than 5% | |
| Less than 2% | Highest level |
Appendix – Smoking and vaping survey questionnaire, Siam
University 2026
| Question | Answer options |
|---|---|
| 1. You are: | Student / Academic staff / Support staff |
| 2. Faculty or unit: | List of faculties and units |
| 3. Year of study (students only): | 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5–6 / Graduate |
| 4. Sex and age group: | Male / Female / Other; <20 / 20–24 / 25–39 / 40–59 / 60+ |
| 5. In the past 30 days, on how many days did you smoke cigarettes (including hand-rolled)? |
0 / 1–5 / 6–19 / 20–30 days |
| 6. In the past 30 days, on how many days did you use e-cigarettes, vapes or heated tobacco products? |
0 / 1–5 / 6–19 / 20–30 days |
| 7. Have you ever smoked or vaped, even once? | Never / Yes, but not in the past 30 days / Yes, in the past 30 days |
| 8. In the past 30 days, did you see anyone smoking or vaping on campus? |
Yes / No |
| 9. (Current users) Do you want to quit within the next 6 months? |
Yes / No / Not sure |
| 10. (Current users) Would you like information about The Last Puff cessation service? |
Yes / No |
Anonymous questionnaire; a Thai version is used for distribution.
Completion time about 3 minutes.
Evidence to attach:
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Survey questionnaire (Appendix) and the Google Form link.
[Attach.] -
Summary of survey results with the number of respondents and
prevalence rates. [Attach.] -
Trend data: SDG Report 2024–2025, p. 29 – https://sustainability.siam.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/SDG-report-2024-2025.pdf
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Population figures: student enrolment (SDG 10 web page) and staff
numbers (GI 6).
NOTE – ข้อมูลที่ต้องยืนยันก่อนส่ง (ลบก่อนอัปโหลด)
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ZT 1.2
ต้องใช้ผลสำรวจอัตราการสูบบุหรี่และบุหรี่ไฟฟ้าของนักศึกษาและบุคลากรในปีการศึกษาล่าสุด –
ยังไม่มีข้อมูล ตัวเลขล่าสุดที่เผยแพร่คือ 25.50% (2561–2562) ซึ่งเป็นระดับต่ำสุด
(≥20%) -
ต้องทำแบบสำรวจปี 2569 ตามแบบสอบถามในภาคผนวก: นักศึกษาอย่างน้อย 385 คน
และบุคลากรอย่างน้อย 256 คน (จากบุคลากร 708 คนตามเล่มแผน – ตรวจกับ GI
6) -
ภาพในเอกสารเป็นกิจกรรมป้องกันและช่วยเลิกบุหรี่ (ใช้ประกอบ ZT 1.1 ได้ด้วย) –
ไม่ใช่หลักฐานอัตราการสูบ -
ควรระบุว่าตัวเลข 68.10% และ 25.50% สำรวจในกลุ่มใดและกี่คน









