RMUTL Sends 20 Modern Automotive Engineering Students to NJITT, China, under Thai–Chinese Joint Education Program

On October 13, 2026, Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna (RMUTL) sent 20 students from the Bachelor of Engineering Program in Modern Automotive Engineering (Continuing Program) to pursue their studies at Nanjing Vocational Institute of Transport Technology (NJITT), People’s Republic of China, for a period of 16 months under the Thai–Chinese Joint Education Program. The program aims to enhance students’ professional knowledge and skills while providing them with opportunities to gain practical learning experiences in an international environment.

On this occasion, Associate Professor Dr. Thitibhorn Phantachang, Assistant to the President, and Assistant Professor Saman Daowiangkan, a lecturer in Modern Automotive Engineering, accompanied the students to Chiang Mai International Airport to see them off. They also offered guidance and encouragement before the students’ departure, emphasizing the importance of dedication to their studies, discipline, responsibility, and adaptability to different environments and cultures. They further encouraged the students to make the most of this opportunity to develop their academic knowledge, professional skills, and ability to live and learn in an international community.

The Thai–Chinese Joint Education Program represents an important initiative in strengthening educational cooperation between Thailand and the People’s Republic of China. It aims to equip students with knowledge and expertise in modern automotive engineering, preparing them to keep pace with technological advancements and the evolving needs of the industrial sector. The program also broadens students’ perspectives and provides valuable international learning experiences, helping prepare them to become an important part of the future development of the automotive industry.

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