Kasetsart University Celebrates 24 Years of Inclusive Education for Students with Disabilities
Kasetsart University marks 24 years of its specialized program supporting autistic students and those with learning disabilities, celebrating the graduation of two new students.
On October 9, 2026, Kasetsart University celebrated the graduation of two students from its long-standing program dedicated to supporting autistic individuals and those with learning disabilities. According to Khaosod Online, the university president, Assistant Professor Dr. Kongsak Tiangtham, honored the graduates—Ms. Saranrak Wongsanga from the Faculty of Humanities and Mr. Theejutha Suwannaratsamee from the College of Integrative Studies—for their academic achievements during the 2025 academic year.
This initiative, which began in 2002, provides a continuous educational pathway starting from kindergarten at the Kasetsart University Laboratory School through to higher education. The program focuses on fostering individual potential, monitoring academic progress, and providing essential support for students to adapt to university life.
For residents and expatriates in Thailand, this program highlights the country's ongoing efforts to promote inclusive education and equal opportunities within the public university system. It demonstrates a structured approach to integrating students with diverse learning needs into the broader academic community. While the university continues to refine its support mechanisms, the success of these graduates serves as a milestone for the program's 24-year history. Further details regarding the expansion of these support services or future enrollment criteria for international students remain to be confirmed by the university administration.
