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The Graduate School, Khon Kaen University organized the "Graduate School Multidisciplinary Programs Engagement Project" on Monday, August 31, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM at Meeting Room 1, 4th Floor, Graduate School, Bimal Kalakicha Building, Khon Kaen University. More than 20 master's and doctoral students from all 7 multidisciplinary programs participated in the event.
The project was organized to foster good relationships and build engagement among students across diverse disciplines in the multidisciplinary programs. Currently, the Graduate School administers a total of 7 multidisciplinary programs, consisting of 4 master's degree programs: Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences, Exercise and Sport Science, and Medical Bioinformatics for Industry, and Master of Arts in Music Therapy; and 3 doctoral degree programs: Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Sciences, Exercise and Sport Science, and Medical Bioinformatics for Industry.
The opening ceremony was honored by Prof. Dr. Kiatichai Faksri, Acting Dean of the Graduate School, who delivered the welcome and opening remarks, emphasizing the importance of building academic collaborative networks among students from different fields, which serves as a vital foundation for developing interdisciplinary research in the future.
The event featured two special lecture sessions, including the topic "Cyber Attacks Affecting Students' Lives" by Asst. Prof. Dr. Naratassapol Likitdee, Acting Assistant Dean, who provided knowledge on cyber threats in the digital era and self-protection guidelines; and the topics "Graduate Student Mental Well-being Care (GS CARE)" and "Experience Storage and Networking System on Digital Cards (Digital Card)" by Dr. Wittika Thangchan, Acting Associate Dean for Academic and Educational Innovation, who presented approaches for graduate students' mental health care and introduced digital tools to effectively build academic networks among students.
At the end of the event, students took part in an engagement-building activity for multidisciplinary students led by Mr. Pongsakorn Bualoi, Educational Scholar from the Graduate School. This group activity served as an icebreaker and promoted familiarity among students across disciplines, creating a friendly atmosphere and providing opportunities for students to exchange their learning and research experiences with one another.
This event marks the beginning of creating a strong academic collaboration network among students in multidisciplinary programs, leading to the development of high-quality integrated research that meets the demands of the labor market and society in the future.
Photos: Nawaporn Nooseng Sittheera Samosorn
News: Sittheera Samosorn
