Faculty of Science and Technology Holds the ENGLISH KARAOKE SINGING CONTEST 2026

Suan Dusit University has a policy of promoting and developing English language skills and internationalization among students and staff. The Faculty of Science and Technology has been driving this policy forward to support the faculty’s mission and strategy, in line with the indicators under the fiscal year 2026 Action Plan (OKR). To ensure that the promotion of English language skills and internationalization among students and staff proceeds smoothly and achieves its objectives, the working group for promoting English language skills and internationalization of students and staff of the Faculty of Science and Technology held the ENGLISH KARAOKE SINGING CONTEST 2026 on August 10, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at Hall 4, the 50th Anniversary of His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Building, Science Center, Faculty of Science and Technology. The opening ceremony was addressed by Associate Professor Dr. Surasit Songma, Deputy Dean for Administration. The judging panel included Dr. Anucha Khaengkhan, Assistant to the President for Organizational Development and Engagement; Assistant Professor Dr. Chatchai Busabong, faculty member of the Faculty of Education, Suan Dusit University Suphanburi Campus; and Dr. Sinchai Chansen, faculty member of the Faculty of Education.

Competition results: First Prize went to Team THREE D, consisting of Ms. Anupha Waiyaphat, Mr. Nakharin Waewnam, and Ms. Thanaphon Phanomroengsak, from the Bachelor of Science program in Medical Science. First Runner-up was Mr. Borirak Thonthuean, from the Bachelor of Technology program in Information Technology. Second Runner-up was Ms. Phiangfa Wilandon, from the Bachelor of Science program in Cosmetic Science. Three teams received Honorable Mention: Mr. Kittiphum Somsuay and Ms. Kanthida Kaeokhiao, from the Bachelor of Communication Arts program in Digital Communication and Content Creation; Ms. Thararat Sattabut, from the Bachelor of Science program in Environmental Health and Disaster Management; and Ms. Patchareenat Kittiworasak, from the Master of Communication Arts program in Digital Communication and Content Creation.

The event also featured live music performances by both faculty and students, creating a fun atmosphere while effectively promoting English language use.