My name is Gansuda Goodngong (Pommie), and I graduated from MUIC with a degree in Intercultural Studies and Languages. Since then, my journey has taken me across different sectors and countries, shaped largely by curiosity about how systems work and how communication shapes the way people understand them.
The Communication Design Program (CDP) collaborated recently with the Institute of HIV Research and Innovation (IHRI) in the “CHEERS” campaign where CDP students made animated videos that addressed modern youth issues like peer pressure, mental health, sexual wellness, and self-identity.
From humble beginnings, MUIC now enjoys the well-earned reputation as a leading international college in Thailand and on its 40th year, aims to empower a sustainable society.
As part of its 40th Anniversary celebration, MUIC organized an outreach activity at Baan Tantawan on March 25, 2026 participated in by executives and staff.
MUIC welcomed a delegation from the Canadian International School of Thailand on March 25, 2026, with the two parties discussing academic collaboration between the two institutions.
