OUR PHILOSOPHYTNI's founder, Technology Promotion Association (Thailand-Japan) or TPA, operates under the philosophy of "disseminating knowledge, building economic bases". For over 45 years, TPA is a medium for disseminating technology, management, and engineering from Japan to Thai personnel. It also has played a significant role in cultivating the workforce that contributes to the development of the Kingdom of Thailand's economy.
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Develop Knowledge and Enrich Industry for Economy and Society
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MISSION"Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology is an academic institute which was established to be an academic center and a resource to specifically develop the Kingdom of Thailand's personnel to be excellent in academic areas in industrial technology and business administration sectors while adhering to virtue and social conscience". |
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VISIONThai-Nichi Institute of Technology aims to become one of the leading academic institutions providing high levels of knowledge in specialized fields and produce highly qualified industrial and management technology graduates who can adequately apply and disseminate those technologies to society with integrity and accountability. |
The primary goals for establishing TNI are to provide education at both undergraduate and graduate levels with emphasis on technology, social sciences, and humanities. TNI's objectives are teaching and producing graduates, conducting research, and providing academic services to society and maintaining Thailand's arts and culture. These objectives include:
OUR GRADUATES' S KEY COMPETENCIES
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4,432 students
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1. Undergraduate
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4,215 students
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2. Graduate
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217 students
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212 persons
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80 persons
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1. Kaizen Continuous improvement 2. Monozukuri Dedication, creativity, and development 3. Hansei Accept mistakes and learn from them 4. Respect Respect yourself and others 5. Honest Be honest 6. Public Interest Consider the public interests
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TNI's competency-based education prepares students with job skills based on the demands from industries and entrepreneurs with core competencies in the following areas:
M.Eng. (Electrical Engineering), Kyoto University, Japan
Ph.D. (Industrial Engineering and Management), Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
M.Econ. (Economics), Hitotsubashi University, Japan
Ph.D. (Electrical and Communications Engineering), Tohoku University, Japan
MBA (Marketing), Kyoto University, Japan
Ph.D. (Japanese Language and Culture), Osaka University of Foreign Studies, Japan
Ph.D. (Electronics), INSA Toulouse, France
M.Sc (Human Resource and Organization Development), National Institute of Development Administration, Thailand
B.A. (Political Science), Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
MS. (Mechanical Engineering), University of Florida, U.S.A.
M.A. (Physical Education) Kasetsart University, Thailand
M.Econ. (Economics), Ramkhamhaeng University, Thailand