Suan Dusit University Participated in “One Stop Open House 2026” (Day 2)

Suan Dusit University participated in “One Stop Open House 2026” under the theme “Open Mind Future: Explore New Skills, Open Pathways to the Future, and Create New Opportunities for Thai Education.” The event was organized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI).

The event took place from March 6 to 8, 2026, at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok. On this occasion, Assistant Professor Dr. Pornchanit Kaewnet, Vice President for Academic Affairs and International Affairs, visited the Suan Dusit University booth and joined the activities.

On March 7, 2026, which was the second day of the event, the university booth presented information about its programs from different faculties and schools. Visitors were also introduced to Pre-Degree courses and the credit bank system. They also had a chance to talk with lecturers and senior students for study guidance.

The booth also included several demonstration activities, such as cupcake decorating and sandwich roll demonstration by the Program in Nutrition and Culinary for Health and Anti-Aging, School of Culinary Arts; environmental activities by the Program in Environmental Health and Disaster Management, Faculty of Science and Technology; Korean language learning activity by the Program in English-Korean for Cross-Cultural Communication, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences; interactive games by the Public Administration Program, School of Law and Politics; Thai cultural activities by the Program in Thai Language and Culture, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences; singing activity by the Program in Language and Communication, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences; and perfume-making activity by the Program in Cosmetic Science, Faculty of Science and Technology.

In addition, applicants could apply and attend interviews both on-site and online, with the results announced immediately. Those who confirmed their enrollment at the event received a “Monchhichi” keychain as a souvenir, available in limited quantities.