On Friday, June 5, 2026, Assistant Professor Dr. Siriwatjana Kaewphanuek, Dean of the School of Informatics at Walailak University, alongside the school’s executives and faculty members, warmly welcomed a delegation from the School of Information and Communication Technology, University of Phayao. The visiting delegation was led by Assistant Professor Dr. Pornthep Rojanavasu, Dean, accompanied by executives and staff, on the occasion of their visit to Walailak University to exchange knowledge regarding school-level management.
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The primary objective of this study visit was to share experiences, operational strategies, and best practices across key areas. These included educational management, curriculum development, research promotion, academic services, postgraduate education, domestic and international cooperative education, and school-level educational quality assurance, aiming to elevate operations in alignment with the trends of higher education in the digital era.
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On this occasion, the School of Informatics presented a comprehensive overview of its operations, emphasizing outcome-based education, digital and innovative skill development, research initiatives, and collaborations with various sectors, as well as its educational quality assurance framework. The atmosphere of the exchange was warm and constructive, with both institutions actively sharing ideas, experiences, and strategies for educational and organizational development. This visit served as an excellent opportunity to establish an academic collaboration network between the two higher education institutions, laying a solid foundation for future cooperative endeavors.
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The School of Informatics, Walailak University, extends its sincere gratitude to the School of Information and Communication Technology, University of Phayao, for honoring them with this visit and knowledge exchange. It is highly anticipated that the collaboration between the two institutions will drive further advancements in academic excellence, research, and quality education.
