AIT is an important partner for us: UNESCO-IHE Vice Rector

AIT is an important partner for us: UNESCO-IHE Vice Rector

Appreciating the partnership with AIT, Prof. Stefan remarked that AIT
is a regional institute in Asia enjoying a global reach. He added that
out of the four joint degree programs offered by UNESCO-IHE, three were
being offered with AIT. He explored the possibility of offering joint
doctoral programs and appointment of adjunct faculty members between
the two institutes.

Later, Prof. Stefan delivered a lecture on “Water-Spider in the
Water-Energy-Food Nexus” to AIT students of Water Engineering and
Management (WEM) field of study.

Interacting with Prof. Stefan were Prof. Kazuo Yamamoto, Vice
President Resource Development; Prof. Kanchana Kanchanasut, Vice
President for Research; Prof. Voratas Kachitvichyanukul, Dean, School
of Engineering and Technology (SET); Prof. Chettiyappan Visvanathan,
Dean, School of Environment, Resources and Development (SERD); Prof.
Ajit P Annachhatre, Coordinator, Environmental Engineering and
Management (EEM) field of study; Dr. Victor Rana Shinde of SET; and Dr.
Gabrielle Groves, Head, External Relations and Communications Office
(ERCO).

Prof. Stefan Uhlenbrook with students of Water Engineering and Management (WEM)

Prof. Stefan Uhlenbrook with students of Water Engineering and
Management (WEM).