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SDG 4 Ensure Inclusive and Equitable Quality Education and Promote Lifelong Learning Opportunities for All

SDG 4 in Numbers The line graph showing the number of students starting a degree from 2019 to 2024 demonstrates fluctuating but generally positive growth. Numbers increased

SDG 3 Ensure Healthy Lives and Promote Well-Being for All at All Ages

SDG 3 in Numbers This graph illustrates the proportion of graduates in health professions between 2019 and 2024. The number of graduates in health-related fields increased

SDG 2 End Hunger, Achieve Food Security and Improved Nutrition and Promote Sustainable Agriculture

SDG 2 in Numbers The line chart presents the trend in the number of graduates in agriculture and aquaculture, including sustainability aspects, from 2019 to

SDG 1 End Poverty in All Its Forms Everywhere

SDG 1 in Numbers This line graph illustrates the percentage of students at Thammasat University who received financial aid due to poverty from the 2020-2021

Thammasat Reaffirms Role as the ‘University for the People’ by Hosting Global ICSW & APSF 2025, Uniting 90 Nations to Champion SDG 16 and 17

HIGHLIGHTS Thammasat University, a long-standing bastion of democratic ideals and human rights in Thailand, has once again demonstrated its leadership in driving tangible action towards

From Wastewater to Edible Oasis: Thammasat and Pathum Thani Community Co-Create a ‘Model’ for Urban Quality of Life

In the heart of Pathum Thani, a sprawling 2,100-square-metre area that was once plagued by stagnant floodwaters, unpleasant odours, and a distinct lack of greenery

Thammasat University Sustainability Report 2024

Thammasat University’s 2024 Sustainability Report presents a comprehensive overview of the university’s commitment to advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through research, outreach, and academic

Thammasat Unveils Sustainability Report 2024: Championing ‘Transformation’ Towards the University of the Future and Cultivating Innovations for Society

“Because the world is changing… Thammasat must change, for a better future for everyone.” The year 2024 marks a pivotal milestone in the history of

Thammasat University Experts Appointed to Key Governmental Roles, Driving Policy from National to Local Levels

HIGHLIGHTS Thammasat University is actively fulfilling its public service mission, with faculty members consistently appointed to provide expert counsel to government bodies. These appointments span

Powering Policy: Thammasat University Shapes Clean Energy and Low-Carbon Development

Thammasat University is reinforcing its role as a key national solution-provider, informing and supporting governments in developing effective clean energy and energy-efficient technology policies. By translating

Championing the Clean Energy Transition Through Action and Advocacy

HIGHLIGHTS Thammasat University actively pursues its ambitious sustainability goals, including achieving Carbon Neutrality by 2050, and recognises its critical role in inspiring broader societal change towards

Thammasat University Mandates Energy Efficiency Standards for All Building Construction and Renovation Projects

HIGHLIGHTS Thammasat University has formally integrated stringent energy efficiency standards into its campus development guidelines through two key policies issued on October 18, 2024: the “Policy on

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