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UN Winter School on Sustainable Consumption and Production in Asia and the Pacific

Dates and Venue: (TBC) 17-30 January 2016 Asian Institute of Technology Campus, Bangkok, Thailand Academic committee: Co-chairs: UNEP and Prof. C. Visvanathan, AIT Members: Prof. Mario Tabucanon, UNU-IAS, Dr. Zinaida Fadeeva, UNU-IAS, Dr. Rotchanatch Darnsawasdi, Prince of Songkhla University Dr. Somporn Kamolsiripichaiporn, Chulalongkorn University Strategic objective: To improve the knowledge of future decision makers in the area of Sustainable Consumption and Production and thus contribute to the design and implementation of policies, business models and practices that can promote sustainable resource management in a life cycle perspective for goods and services produced and used by governments, business and civil society.

School of Management Homecoming

School of Management (SoM) Homecoming Day will be organized in the School premises on 10 October 2015 from 10:30-16:30 hours.

EventTimeArrival and registration10:30-11:00Opening CeremonySpeech by Dean, School of ManagementSpeech by Distinguished Guests11:00-12:00Lunch12:00-13:30Student and Alumni activities13:30-16:00Presentation of awards and closing ceremony16:00-16:30

Registration: To register kindly visit this link: https://docs.

AIT alumnus appointed Governor of Surin province

Mr. Adthaporn Singhawichai, an alumnus of the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) has been appointed as Governor of Surin province, which is located in the North eastern region of Thailand bordering Cambodia. A graduate of Human Settlements and Development, Mr. Adthaporn completed his Master’s of Science from AIT in 1987. He assumed duties as Governor from 1 October 2015.

Internationalization of Higher Education and its impact on Developing Countries: The Indian Experience

Abstract:  The lecture will analyse this process of internationalization of higher education, its rationale and impact on developing countries, based on the experience of the Indian Higher Education System.  How the developing countries can hope to benefit from this process of internationalization will be explored, keeping in mind the cultural and other social risks that may be associated with this process of Internationalization.