In a remarkable achievement for Thai higher education, the MBA program at Khon Kaen University has been awarded the prestigious “Excellent Business School” status with 3 Palmes by EDUNIVERSAL, marking a significant milestone in its journey toward international recognition.
The program’s excellence was celebrated at the 2024 EDUNIVERSAL WORLD CONVENTION, a premier global gathering of elite business schools held in Guadalajara, Mexico. Dr. Sakchai Jarernsiripornkul, Dean of the College of Graduate Study in Management, alongside Assistant Dean Dr. Chuanchen BI, represented KKU at this prestigious event.
The convention focused on the role of business schools in leveraging advanced technology to support business management and create positive economic and social impact. It emphasized the crucial role of business schools in the digital era, where technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and Cybersecurity are rapidly evolving. Business schools are not merely educational institutions but serve as bridges connecting technological advancement with sustainable business management strategies.
The Eduniversal conference aimed to promote collaboration between educational institutions, industry leaders, and policymakers to stimulate innovation in organizational and business management. It sought to establish best practices for competitiveness and sustainable development in economic and business systems. Key topics discussed at the conference included:
• Cutting-edge AI applications in business
• IoT integration for operational excellence
• Advanced cybersecurity frameworks
• Data-driven decision-making strategies
• Digital transformation leadership
This prestigious recognition not only validates KKU’s commitment to educational excellence but also strengthens Thailand’s position as a rising star in global business education. As the program continues to evolve, it remains focused on delivering world-class business education that combines traditional Thai values with cutting-edge global business practices.