Promoting Educational Access among International Students from Developing Countries

Promoting Educational Access among International Students from Developing Countries

Sustainability and Stewardship
Sustainability and Stewardship Walailak University (WU) deeply recognizes the importance of equality in educational access among international students to foster a diverse and inclusive academic environment. Ensuring that students from all backgrounds have the opportunity to pursue higher education is fundamental to our mission. WU is committed to providing the necessary support systems, including scholarships, language programs, and cultural integration initiatives, to help international students thrive. The WU International College is one of the organizations that is responsible for assisting undergraduate international students to complete their education while the College of Graduate Studies is responsible for graduate students. In 2024, more than 170 international students studied at WU across all levels. These students came from Myanmar, Vietnam, China, Zimbabwe, the Philippines, Uganda, Nigeria, Pakistan, Bhutan, and Egypt. They had equal…
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Action Plan on the Reduction of Plastic Waste on Campus

Action Plan on the Reduction of Plastic Waste on Campus

Sustainability and Stewardship
Walailak University has a guideline to reduce the use of plastic and to stop serving plastic bags with handles and foam for packing food in restaurants and shops inside Walailak University in response to the strategic plan of the green university policy in the fifth strategic issue, enhancing the image as a happy green university city, Property Management Center. Therefore, waste management measures have been established in the business areas, such as canteens, Chopradu food centers, and shops within Walailak University Property Management Center. It has set measures for all shops to refrain from providing plastic bags with handles and foam in food packaging to reduce the amount of waste at the source by using the 3Rs principle, which is Reduce, Reuse, and Reject.Therefore, the university is committed to becoming…
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