06Nov 2025 by Kanyarat Ngamcharoen
Total area on campus for water absorption

Total area on campus for water absorption

Setting and infrastructure (SI)
Setting and Infrastructure (SI) Total area on campus for water absorption Total area on campus for water absorption Total campus area 15,340,500.00 m2Total area on campus for water absorption 6,168,650.73 m2The ratio of water absorption area to total area = 40.19% The university campus contains three large reservoirs—Pruk Sachon, Mon thara, and Chalanuson—constructed to accommodate and regulate water storage Related SDGs 4 Goal 4 : Quality Education 6 Goal 6 : Clean water and sanitation 9 Goal 9 : Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure 11 Goal 11 : Sustainable Cities and Communities 13 Goal 13 : Climate Action 15 Goal 15 : Life on Land
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06Nov 2025 by Kanyarat Ngamcharoen
Total area on campus covered in planted vegetation

Total area on campus covered in planted vegetation

Setting and infrastructure (SI)
Setting and Infrastructure (SI) Total area on campus covered in planted vegetation Walailak Park        Walailak Park was established in 2017-2018 as a public park that serves as a recreational area for the personnel of Walailak University, including faculty members, staff, students, and the residents of Tha Sala District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, as well as visitors from nearby areas and those who come to the university from both domestic and international locations. It is now open to the public alongside the Walailak University Medical Center. Walailak Park provides a space for relaxation and exercise, offering both physical and mental refreshment. The park is located along the entrance road to the university, opposite the Walailak University Medical Center. It spans a total area of 408,000 square meters, with…
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06Nov 2025 by Kanyarat Ngamcharoen
Total area on campus covered in forest vegetation

Total area on campus covered in forest vegetation

Setting and infrastructure (SI)
Setting and Infrastructure (SI) Total area on campus covered in forest vegetation used for research, teaching, and/or community engagement       Walailak University covers a total area of 15,350,400.00 square meters, of which 5,470,315.45 square meters (35.64%) are forested. This area is characterized by large trees and high biodiversity, both naturally occurring and planted, with dense vertical growth and undergrowth. The forested area must be owned by the university and used for academic or community purposes, such as research, teaching, and community engagement. The university has also established the Theparatratchasuda Natural History and Ecology Museum within the botanical garden to support biodiversity conservation, environmental education, and the dissemination of local knowledge. The museum serves as a learning hub for natural resources, biodiversity, and the traditional knowledge of Southern Thailand,…
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31Oct 2025 by Kanyarat Ngamcharoen
Facilities for Health and Accessibility on Campus

Facilities for Health and Accessibility on Campus

Setting and infrastructure (SI)
Setting and Infrastructure (SI) Health infrastructure facilities for students, academics, and administrative staff’s well-being First Aid & Primary Care           The Walailak University Primary Care Center, located in the student dormitory zone, provides free daily healthcare services to all students residing on campus. The center offers basic medical treatment, general health check-ups, and health consultations, ensuring that students have convenient access to primary healthcare within the university premises. Emergency room & Clinical Services         The 24-hour Emergency Room at Walailak University Medical Center Hospital provides round-the-clock emergency medical services for all types of patients, including those in critical condition. The unit is staffed with qualified medical professionals, including emergency physicians, nurses, and support staff, and is equipped with modern medical technologies such as…
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28Oct 2025 by Kanyarat Ngamcharoen
Conservation: Plant (Flora), Animal (Fauna), or wildlife, genetic resources for food and agriculture secured in either medium or long-term conservation facilities

Conservation: Plant (Flora), Animal (Fauna), or wildlife, genetic resources for food and agriculture secured in either medium or long-term conservation facilities

Setting and infrastructure (SI)
Setting and Infrastructure (SI) Conservation: plant, animal, and wildlife, genetic resources for food and agriculture secured in either medium or long-term conservation facilities Walailak Botanic Park          Walailak University Botanical Park is located within the university’s conservation area, covering approximately 2,160,000 square meters. It serves as a center for the conservation of plant species, animal species, wildlife, as well as genetic resources for food and agriculture. The park emphasizes the collection, propagation, and preservation of various plant families for the purposes of education, research, and conservation of native species in their original ecosystems.         Within the area, the Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Natural History Museum is situated. The building is uniquely designed in the shape of the number “8,” symbolizing infinity and sustainability in the…
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27Oct 2025 by Kanyarat Ngamcharoen
Total Green and Open Space Area on Campus

Total Green and Open Space Area on Campus

Setting and infrastructure (SI)
Setting and Infrastructure (SI) Total Green and Open Space Area on Campus Total area on campus covered in forest vegetationTotal area on campus covered in planted vegetationTotal area on campus for water absorption Number of campus sites        Walailak University, located in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, Thailand. It is the largest university in the country by land area, covering a total area of 15,350,400 square meters. Established in 1992, the university is not only significant in higher education but also plays an important role in research and regional development.       The campus of Walailak University has been carefully designed to balance modern educational facilities with natural beauty. It includes advanced infrastructure, widespread green areas, and variety of facilities that together create a supportive environment for both learning…
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27Oct 2025 by Kanyarat Ngamcharoen
Planning, implementation, monitoring/or evaluation of all programs related to Transportation through the utilization of information and Communication Technology (ICT)

Planning, implementation, monitoring/or evaluation of all programs related to Transportation through the utilization of information and Communication Technology (ICT)

Transportation (TR)
Transportation (TR)         Walailak University strongly emphasizes the development of a sustainable transportation system in line with its mission as a Green University and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The university has implemented policies and initiatives to promote zero-emission vehicles, reduce dependence on combustion-engine vehicles, enhance road safety, and improve accessibility for students, staff, and the surrounding community. Its on-campus transportation system is systematically managed through five key stages: Planning, Implementation, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Revision.Planning      During the planning stage, the university participated in a policy planning meeting aimed at reducing the use of internal combustion engine vehicles within the campus. Data requirements were identified, and data flow processes were designed, with evidence documented in a Data Flow Diagram. This stage was scheduled for October 2024…
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27Oct 2025 by Kanyarat Ngamcharoen
Pedestrian path on campus

Pedestrian path on campus

Transportation (TR)
Transportation (TR)          Walailak University has developed a comprehensive pedestrian pathway system that connects all major campus buildings. These walkways are equipped with adequate lighting and safety barriers that clearly separate pedestrian areas from vehicle traffic. Handrails are installed in certain areas to enhance safety, particularly where there are differences in elevation. All walkways are covered with roofs to protect users from unfavorable weather conditions, such as intense sunlight or heavy rain. In addition, the pathways are designed with gentle slopes to accommodate changes in elevation and ensure accessibility for all, including individuals with special mobility needs. The surfaces are constructed with durable and flexible materials to maximize comfort and usability, while clear signage and location information are provided along the routes to assist navigation.     …
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