His Excellency Miles Kupa, Australia’s Ambassador to
Thailand, paid a good-will visit to Swinburne Tummasiri in Laem Chabang.
During his visit he spoke with deputy director Yanisa about the recent
introduction of Associate Degree programs at Swinburne Tummasiri in 2002.
Australia’s
Ambassador to Thailand Miles Kupa (2nd right) and deputy director Yanisa
(4th right) during the ambassador’s visit to Swinburne Tummasiri.
Swinburne Tummasiri has been offering career focused
education since 1998 and is working towards gaining accreditation as a
private institute of technology, thus allowing the expansion of
deliverable programs to include degrees and postgraduate qualifications.
His Excellency also expressed interest in Swinburne
Tummasiri’s new promotion drive to encourage students seeking an
international qualification in Science (I.T.), Business (International
Trade) or Engineering (Electronics) to consider undertaking the first two
years of their program within Thailand at Swinburne Tummasiri.
Upon completion of the Associate Degree with Swinburne
Tummasiri, students would then be able to transfer to Swinburne in
Australia to complete and receive their bachelor degree from Swinburne
University of Technology in Melbourne.
Many
of the region’s children on summer holidays had the opportunity to
‘horse around’ at the Horseshoe point last weekend. The Horseshoe
Point Resort and Country Club’s riding academy held a Cowboys and
Cowgirls day in the grounds of the resort.