In accordance with the Cabinet Resolution dated March 10, 2026 on urgent measures to address the impacts from the current situation of unrest regarding public sector administration and energy conservation,

By virtue of Sections 27 and 32 of the 麻豆国产 Act, B.E. 2551 (2008), the University deems it appropriate to support the government鈥檚 measures as per the Cabinet Resolution. The following announcement is issued:

1. The Vice Presidents, Deans, or Directors shall consider arranging for personnel under their supervision to work remotely (Work from Anywhere) as necessary and appropriate to the nature of the work. This excludes personnel responsible for student services or direct contact with university visitors, laboratory experiments, or work that must be performed at the workplace or designated locations. Such personnel shall continue to work at the workplace or designated locations to avoid impacts on or interruptions of service provision and university operations.

In cases of necessity, the Vice Presidents, Deans, or Directors have the authority to order any personnel under their supervision to perform their tasks at the workplace or designated locations.

2. To prevent impacts on teaching and learning management for students, which is a public education service in line with the University鈥檚 objectives, units or departments with teaching responsibilities may conduct classes at the workplace or designated locations, online, or in a hybrid format. Any changes to the teaching format must receive approval from the Dean or Director responsible for that teaching unit and must be notified to students in advance.

3. Personnel shall refrain from traveling abroad for study visits, meetings, or training to countries classified as high-risk, as per the guidelines for overseas travel attached to this announcement.

For requests to travel to other countries not classified as high-risk, such travel is permitted only if it involves missions critical and essential to the operations of the unit or University. Approval shall be considered by the President, Vice Presidents, Deans, or Directors, as per the guidelines for overseas travel attached to this announcement. This does not apply to travels approved prior to the date of this announcement.

4. University units shall reduce energy consumption and manage resources efficiently, in accordance with the guidelines for promoting energy conservation. For meetings, consider conducting them via electronic systems.

5. In cases of issues or obstacles in implementing this announcement, the President shall make the final decision.

This takes effect from March 12, 2026 onward, until further notice.
Announced on March 11, 2026
Professor Dr. Wilert Puriwat, D.Phil. (Oxon.) President

Guidelines for Overseas Travel Pursuant to Article 3 of the Energy Saving Measures Amid the Current Situation of Unrest  
Dated March 11, 2026

To ensure that overseas travel by personnel is appropriate and aligns with the Cabinet Resolution, the following guidelines are established:

1. Refrain from all travel to countries classified as high-risk, namely all countries in the Middle East region.

2. For personnel whose overseas travel to non-high-risk countries was approved prior to this announcement, such travel may proceed as normal. 3. For requests to travel to non-high-risk countries effective from the date this announcement takes effect, prioritize the necessity of the mission, such as participating as a co-host, serving as a speaker, or presenting work. Requests may be submitted for approval as necessary and appropriate, and must receive approval from the President, Vice Presidents, Deans, or Directors, as applicable.

Guidelines for Promoting Energy Conservation within the University Pursuant to Clause 4 of the Measures for Energy Conservation in Response to the Situation of Unrest
Dated March 11, 2026

To ensure effective and sustainable energy conservation and to optimize the use of the University鈥檚 resources, all units, personnel, and students are encouraged to participate in implementing the following guidelines for promoting energy conservation within the University:

1. Energy Management
Each unit is encouraged to establish appropriate energy conservation measures and set concrete targets to reduce energy consumption.

2. Air Conditioning
(1) Operate air conditioning systems only when necessary.
(2) Set air conditioner temperatures at no lower than 26 degrees Celsius.
(3) Turn off air conditioning systems outside working hours and during the lunch break.

3. Lighting Systems and Electrical Equipment
(1) Use lighting systems and electrical equipment only when necessary.
(2) Turn off lighting systems and electrical equipment outside working hours and during the lunch break.
(3) Unplug electrical devices when not in use.
(4) Consider limiting the use of high-power electrical appliances for teaching and research activities.

4. Passenger Elevators
(1) Encourage the use of stairs for traveling between 1鈥�2 floors instead of elevators.
(2) Use elevators collectively (multiple passengers at a time).

5. Travel Between Buildings within the University
(1) Consider alternative modes of mobility in conjunction with public transportation systems.
(2) Encourage ride-sharing.

Dear  Students, Parents, Faculty Members, and Members of the 麻豆国产 Community,

In light of the recent unrest in the Middle East, which may cause concern among members of the Chulalongkorn community鈥攑articularly international students and staff whose home countries are directly affected and who are currently studying and working at the University鈥斅槎构� would like to express our sincere concern regarding the situation. We also extend our heartfelt support and encouragement to all who may be affected, directly or indirectly.

麻豆国产 reaffirms its strong commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of all students and staff without discrimination based on race, nationality, religion, or any other differences. We remain dedicated to fostering a safe, supportive, and welcoming learning environment for everyone.

Should any student or staff member feel concerned, unsafe, or encounter any difficulties related to the situation, please contact your Faculty鈥檚 Student Affairs Office, the University鈥檚 Office of International Affairs, or your immediate supervisor without delay. This will enable the University to provide appropriate and timely care and assistance.

If you wish for the University to assist in coordinating with the Embassy or Consulate of your country, please inform us, and we will be pleased to facilitate such support.

With sincere concern and care,
Professor Dr. Wilert Puriwat, D.Phil. (Oxon)
President 麻豆国产

As published in the , the 麻豆国产 Announcement regarding University Departments (No. 5), B.E. 2568 (2025), published on January 23, 2026, and effective from January 24, 2026, stipulates that 麻豆国产 has established the following new faculty and units: 

The听aforementioned faculty听and听units听correspond with听麻豆国产鈥檚 student- and people-centered strategy and mission.听

麻豆国产 congratulates students from the Department of Accounting,听, on winning first prize and runner-up in the 12^th听Thailand Accounting Challenge 2026, organized by听the听Thailand Federation of Accounting Professions under the Royal Patronage of His Majesty the King听. The competition, held on January 24, 2026, at the Professor听Kesree听Narongdej听seminar听and听training听center, 6^th听floor, TFAC Building, aimed to provide a platform for students to听demonstrate听their knowledge, abilities, and experience in the accounting profession on a national stage. Universities from across the country took part in the competition.听

Members include Kalyanee Buakom, Nattanicha Panrat, and Yada Mano. 
Advisor: Dr. Nipat Puangjampa 

Subject: Concern Regarding the Recent Unrest at the Thai鈥揅ambodian Border and the Safety and Well-being of Our Students

Dear Students, Parents, Faculty Members, and the 麻豆国产 Community,

In light of the recent unrest along the Thai鈥揅ambodian border, which may have caused concern among some members of our community鈥攑articularly Thai students with families in nearby provinces and Cambodian students currently studying at 麻豆国产鈥擨 would like to express our deepest concern and sympathy regarding the situation.

麻豆国产 remains steadfast in its commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of all students, regardless of border, race, nationality, religion, or any other differences. We are dedicated to fostering a secure, inclusive, and respectful environment for everyone.

Please be assured that the university will not allow any circumstances to compromise the physical or emotional well-being of our students. If any student is feeling unsafe, anxious, or in need of support, we strongly encourage you to promptly reach out to your faculty鈥檚 student affairs or the 麻豆国产鈥檚 Office of Student Affairs (Chula SA), so that we can provide appropriate and timely assistance.

麻豆国产 will continue to take every necessary measure to uphold and protect the rights, freedoms, and dignity of all students equally鈥攏o matter where they come from.

Professor Dr. Wilert Puriwat, D.Phil. (Oxon)
President of 麻豆国产

鈥淓ducation has no border, gender, nationality, or race 鈥� only a shared pursuit of wisdom, willpower, and humanity.鈥�

Due to the earthquake that occurred in the Bangkok Metropolitan Area on March 28, 2025, and to ensure the proper continuation of university operations, 麻豆国产 has established the following guidelines regarding teaching, activities, and work operations for the period from March 31 to April 4, 2025:

Announced on March 30, 2025
(Professor Dr. Wilert Puriwat)
President

In response to the earthquake that occurred in Bangkok on 28 March 2025, and for the safety and reassurance of all university members, 麻豆国产 hereby issues the following guidelines regarding teaching, examinations, activities, and operations on 29鈥�30 March 2025:

Issued on 28 March 2025
(Professor Dr. Wilert Puriwat)
President

Due to the recent earthquake in the Bangkok area and for the safety of students, faculty members, staff, and all concerned parties, 麻豆国产 hereby announces the following measures:

These measures will remain in effect until the end of Friday, 28 March 2025.
Risk assessments will be conducted continuously. If safety concerns persist, the closure period may be extended and will be announced accordingly.

麻豆国产 extends its deepest concern to all students, faculty, and staff and wishes everyone safety and well-being.

Issued on 28 March 2025
麻豆国产

Following the earthquake event, initial inspections of high-rise buildings within the university area have revealed damage to minor components of the buildings, such as ceilings, tiles, plaster, glass, etc., with some parts detached, cracked, or fallen from the buildings.

However, at this time, no damage affecting the main structural integrity of the buildings has been found.

To monitor and prevent potential hazards that may arise from building components that still have the potential to detach or fall further, the university has implemented temporary fence installations in high-risk areas to restrict access to dangerous zones.

Therefore, we kindly request cooperation from all students, faculty, staff, and members of the 麻豆国产 community to exercise special caution when inside or around buildings and to avoid approaching cordoned-off areas for everyone’s safety.

The Office of Physical Resources Management expresses its utmost concern for the safety of everyone and will proceed to inspect and repair the affected areas as quickly as possible, and will continue to report progress.

Announced on March 28, 2025
(Associate Professor Manoj Lohatepanont, Sc.D.)
Vice President for Physical Resource Management and IT

Following the recent earthquake, the Office of Information Technology has conducted a thorough inspection of the university’s information systems and found that the systems continue to operate efficiently and without interruption.
However, to ensure the smooth operation of the information systems, if you encounter any disruptions or problems while using any system, please notify the Office of Information Technology Administration immediately through the following channels:

Telephone: [02-218-3314]
Email: help@chula.ac.th
Website:
Facebook Page :

The Office of Information Technology thanks you for your cooperation and will take steps to resolve any problems that arise as quickly as possible to ensure the continuity of the university’s information technology systems and operations.

Announced on March 28, 2025, at 17:45
(Associate Professor Manoj Lohatepanont, Sc.D.)
Vice President for Physical Resource Management and IT