Learn How to Prepare Ourselves for Global Citizenship Through the Exchange Maximization Expo & International Festival 2023

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    On 30 September 2023, Mae Fah Luang University led by the Global Relations Division organised the Exchange Maximization Expo & International Festival 2023 on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of Mae Fah Luang University, under the theme of "What's Next? How to Prepare Ourselves for Global Citizenship" at Pradoo Daeng 1 room, E4 Building.

    This event aimed to provide a stage for students, educators, and stakeholders to share international experiences and envision global citizenship. Also, all sub-activities were expected to raise awareness and promote global citizenship, as well as encourage the development of 21st century skills among MFU students.

    The event started with the panel discussion on "How to Prepare Ourselves for Global Citizenship" presented by Dr. Faryal Khan, Programme Specialist for Education, UNESCO Regional Bureau for Asia and Pacific; Police Sergeant Major Sathitporn Rathsathit, UN Police; Asst. Prof. Dr. Chanintorn Pensute, lecturer of Faculty of Political Science and Public Administration, Chiang Mai University; Dr. Anuthep Sooksriwong, lecturer of the School of Law, Mae Fah Laung University; Mr. Fuadi Pitsuwan, President of Surin Pitsuwan Foundation; and Ms. Kornkanok Sanabud, Master’s student of International Development programme, the School of Social Innovation (Thai youth delegate to the UNGA 77). The speakers shared their views on the term of global citizenship; how to empower learners to become global citizen; and the importance of being global citizen.

    Moreover, there was the experience sharing session from MFU lecturers who graduated from overseas universities in Brunei Darussalam, France, Malaysia, Taiwan and UK. Apart from the talks, the event also featured an exhibition under the theme "The Road to Global" by MFU exchange alumni and a movie night on "GAYBY BABY". 

    In addition, the International Festival brought together international lecturers from the School of Sinology, and School of Liberal Arts as well as students from 10 countries including Bhutan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal and Thailand to share their traditional dishes and culture with friends. Altogether, the event was a great success in enhancing students' global citizenship awareness and fostering greater appreciation for diversity in the university.

See the full live video at https://fb.watch/nsvD2dzd3I/
 

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