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KMUTT is all about academic excellence and energetic research culture in science, engineering and design.
Of course, classroom learning is only a means, but certainly not the end and that is why we foster a life-long learning approach into our innovative curriculum and learning environment.
We stand as one of Thailand’s 9 research universities but we come first regarding research publications per capita. The endless efforts put together in KMUTT think-tank ensure our strengths in multidisciplinary academic programmes.
KMUTT actively advocates the principle of diversity. We believe that all members of our KMUTT community should reflect diversity of gender, race, national origin, socio-economic background, urban and rural geographic origin, culture, ethnicity, disability, religion, gender identity, and sexual orientation. Thus, we will equally treat everyone to ensure that diversity is maintained and further developed. KMUTT students’ common traits lie in their eagerness to make an impact to the society at large. Part of our science-based training is to instill acquisition of responsibilities onto generations to come.
Teaching and Learning Policy
With the aim of providing academic excellence to all students, KMUTT deploys several supports to develop students in all aspects through integrated activities and to ensure that our students face no difficulty during their study life. Such efforts include; (1) the development of the educational innovations such as teaching techniques which contribute to the Outcomes Based Education (OBE); (2) the development of the space and innovation ecosystem based on the principle that “Everywhere is for Learning. Every Time is learning. Everyone is Educator”; (3) the policy on faculty office hours which requires all faculty members to establish and keep regular office hours to their students for instruction-related support and advice at least 2 hours of in-person office hours per week for the duration of the semester in which the course is being taught.