Rajamangala University of Technology Isan (RMUTI) is moving forward with its internationalization strategy. The Faculty of Business Administration , along with its administrators and student leaders, participated in the UB–RMUTI Academic Student Mobility and Edu-Cultural Experience Program 2026 at Universitas Brawijaya in Malang, Indonesia, from August 3-7, 2026. The program aimed to expand academic collaboration, promote cultural exchange, and develop student potential through international experiences. The RMUTI delegation included Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Research, and Academic Service, Assoc. Prof. Jintana Khemprasit; Associate Dean for Student Development, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Napaphan Sindhusiri; and Assistant Dean, Asst. Prof. Dr. Chataya Nilplub, from the Faculty of Business Administration. Along with seven student club leaders from the Faculty of Business Administration: Mr. Metha Konkaew (Student Club President), Mr. Burin Setsing, Ms. Nusba Chaiton, Mr. Pongsakorn Momuenwai, Ms. Natchanit Kaewthonglang, Mr. Thanawat Ruamsuk, and Mr. Nattapon Nipon.
Throughout the project, the RMUTI delegation visited Universitas Brawijaya, holding meetings to exchange ideas on developing academic cooperation and opportunities for expanding collaboration between the two universities. They also visited and observed the Faculty of Bio-Industry, Agriculture and Forestry to exchange knowledge and experiences in educational management within an international context.
Students participated in learning activities with students from Universitas Brawijaya, such as studying topics like " Social Change: Globalization and Modernization," exchanging knowledge on " Navigating Cultural Differences in Communication," and participating in cultural exchange activities and learning about local life in Malang. This helped enhance their cross-cultural communication skills, adaptability, and ability to work with others in a diverse environment.
This participation reflects RMUTI's commitment to enhancing internationalization and expanding its network of collaborations with foreign educational institutions. It provides students with opportunities to learn from real-world experiences outside the classroom, develop skills and a global perspective, and become graduates with the competencies to adapt to the changing business world and work effectively with people from diverse cultures.
