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Assistant Professor Dr. Rabin Phaipphai, Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration of RMUTI, said that due to the spread of the novel coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19, this new wave is quite a concern. by Rajamangala University of Technology Isan therefore issued an announcement to temporarily close the school Between 4-10 January 2564, including announcing that teaching and learning with a 100 percent online format to monitor and prevent the spread of COVID-19, which for RMUTI in mid-January 2564 is in The period of the examination for the mid-semester 2/2563 of all students in every year This means that the upcoming midterm exams and assessments may have to be entirely adapted to online formats. By the Faculty of Business Administration, RMUTI has had discussions among the faculty members within the Faculty through the online system of Zoom program, together with the preparation of knowledge management for preparing online exam preparation with Microsoft LMS system to support the proficiency exam of the RMUTI. students through the online system effectively However, if the situation of the epidemic of the COVID-19 virus tends to be better and able to return to teaching in a normal format The Faculty of Business Administration is also preparing for other examinations. However, the Faculty of Business Administration takes into account the safety of students and staff as important. If the situation does not improve, the faculty is always ready to adjust the teaching format and the online examination system. The course faculty will coordinate with students to create mutual understanding and be able to adapt together. News : Jitsupha Prahaha Source : Faculty of Business Administration RMUTINote: […]

Asst. Prof. Dr. Wirot Limkhaisaeng, President of RMUTI revealed that during the past New Year festival The Academic Service Center for Business Administration The RMUTI Business Administration surveyed the RMUTI Poll “Response to the COVID-19 Epidemic During the New Year Festival 2564” among 626 respondents, mostly women, aged 21-30 with average monthly income. less than 10,000 baht, which the survey results indicated Respondents commented on New Year's activities, with 30 percent choosing to relax with their family/go back to their hometown, 27 percent still work during the holidays, while 20.6% chose to stay at home/watch movies/listen to music. Only 9.3 percent of respondents chose to go to places to visit, with the vast majority of respondents still concerned about the new round of COVID-19 outbreak. 21.7 Considering the public conscience of the people It was followed by financial and economic concerns at 20.8 percent, and finally, 16.8 percent remained concerned about weak epidemic prevention measures. As a result, the number of infections has continued to increase in the past […]

On December 9, 2563, Asst. Prof. Dr. Wirot Limkhaisaeng, President of RMUTI, together with the management, faculty, staff and students of RMUTI welcomed Mr. Wichian Chantranothai, Governor of Nakhon Ratchasima Province. and heads of government agencies in Nakhon Ratchasima On the occasion of coming to the opening ceremony International Anti-Corruption Day (Thailand), Nakhon Ratchasima Province, under the theme "Zero Tolerance, Thai people do not tolerate corruption" organized by the Office of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) in Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Together with Nakhon Ratchasima Province, it was held at Takorai Meeting Room 1, Office of Academic Promotion and Registration, RMUTI. This activity demonstrates the political will to solve corruption problems sustainably. In accordance with the guidelines for driving the national strategy on preventing and suppressing corruption, phase 3 in a concrete and continuous manner