Suan Sunandha College of Logistics and Supply Chain Management celebrates its 10th anniversary, highlighting its strength in "learning by doing" to cultivate professional graduates for the global market.

      Asst.Prof.Dr. Chanicha Moryadee, Dean of the College of Logistics and Supply Chain Management, revealed that the vision of logistics as a key driver of national development has led to rapid growth. Currently, the college offers seven degree programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels, with over 2,700 students. Its strengths include diverse programs such as logistics management for online businesses and maritime commerce, a key national industry accounting for 90% of transportation.

"We don't just teach theory; we create practitioners," Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chanicha emphasized the core of its Outcome-Based Education curriculum. Students gain real-world experience in businesses, and the college offers distance learning options to meet the needs of modern working professionals, allowing them to study while working without sacrificing career advancement opportunities.

In addition to its comprehensive curriculum, the college prioritizes the professionalism of its faculty, sending lecturers to work in real-world companies to gain firsthand experience. This includes inviting experts from the private sector to serve as mentors for practical training, ensuring that graduates are ready to work from their first day.

For the future, the college aims to cultivate graduates who are "global citizens" with skills in logistics, English, and digital technology, to become new-generation leaders ready to compete on the international stage and drive the country's economic growth sustainably.

Source: https://kcc.ssru.ac.th/articles/46