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Creating Global Citizens

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  • Published on: Mar 17, 2023
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EDITORIAL

Charting a New Path

With a fresh 4-year mandate, the MUIC leadership is charting a new path for the college. Unsurprisingly, the answer lies at the heart of MUIC. Founded as the first international college in a public university in Thailand 37 years ago, MUIC’s latest strategic plan can be summed up in three words: creating global citizens. Keeping the college’s international standards and maintaining a multicultural environment can only lead to graduates who are open, well-rounded, understanding of others, passionate about their studies and future careers, mindful of their social responsibilities and secure in their place in the world—indeed global citizens. In this issue, we use the plan’s strategic goals as a framework to view what MUIC has been accomplishing recently and what its near- and medium-term plans are.

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