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U2T Hackathon by Faculty of Public Health, TU

Faculty of Public Health, Thammasat University has been commissioned by the Rector to organize a Hackathon under the Integrated Subdistrict Economic and Social Enhancement Project

Hackathon by Rangsit Campus Administration Division

Thammasat University together with AIS has established Sustainable Development Goals Lab (SDG Lab) at Puey Ungphakorn Centenary Hall, Thammasat University, Rangsit Campus to serve as

Creative Tourism Economy Development during COVID–19 Outbreak Project

The Integrated Subdistrict Economic and Social Enhancement Project (U2T) in Tambon Bang Krabue, Sam Khok District, Pathum Thani, under the responsibility of Thammasat University, led

Circular Economy Promotion Project for the communities in Tambon Bang Krabue, Sam Khok District, Pathum Thani, which is an area under the responsibility of Thammasat University

Circular Economy is an economy system that aims to reduce waste and optimize resource utilization in order to reduce wastes, pollution, and energy usage simultaneously.

Thammasat University’s proportion of graduates who are employed

Thammasat University pays great attention to the employment of graduates and has conducted an annual survey on graduate employment. In 2021, there were a total

Employment practice: Benefits for Thammasat University personnel 

Faculty members and students are important parts that drive the work in the University and the dissemination of knowledge to the students and the society.

Thammasat Zero Waste Policies

From 2011 until the present day, Thammasat University implemented a set of announcements, policies and activities to minimize disposable items as a part of Thammasat

No Single-Use Plastic Policy

Highlights: In this reviewed version of the policy, item no. 2 states the commitment of no single-use plastic. Policy on No Single-Use Plastic states clearly

Thammasat Policy on Solid Waste management commit to track and measure amount of waste and its management

Highlights: In 2019, Thammasat University enacted a Policy on Solid Waste management to advance the university towards becoming a sustainable university. The policy provides a

Thammasat Policies and Collaborations on E-Waste and Safety Practice of Research Laboratory.

Thammasat also has policy on waste management, especially for hygienic aspects/ chemical waste from labs/electronic waste in 2019 and 2020. The policy runs incorporating with

Thammasat University Policy on Solid Waste Management, covering chemical, hazardous and infectious waste

Highlights: In 2019, Thammasat University enacted a Policy on Solid Waste management to advance the university towards becoming a sustainable university. The policy provides a

Thammasat Ethical Supplies Policies for Public Procurement

Thammasat University has policies to ensure that products being sourced through public procurement methods are obtained in a responsible and sustainable way. As stated in

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