Is Thailand losing an entire generation of academic potential? Here's how our government scholarships are falling short. I recently read "It takes two to think" by Prof. Itai Yanai. This one-page correspondence explains why most government scholarship here in Thailand won't work. They government
At NRRU, I analyzed household data in Nakhon Ratchasima as part of a PMU-A funded project on poverty alleviation. Despite Thailand's economic growth, 7.3 million people lived below the moderate poverty line in 2020, with income inequality and agricultural vulnerabilities exacerbating the issue.
What I've learned on navigating the academic system in Thailand: from delaying job starts to building professional networks, there's a strategy to ease into the role and make the most of your academic journey.
Embarking on my private checkride journey with Tony Gatis at Cable Airport was an adventure. From navigating weather forecasts to mastering flight maneuvers, discover the highlights of my memorable experience.