Recent Events 2005

8-29 July 2005, Chiangmai Province

The College of Fine Arts (COFA UNSW) exhibit 48 prints at the Chiangmai University Art Museum, on Nimmanhemin Road, Chiangmai.

This exchange exhibition highlight a diversity of conceptual and technical approaches, featuring works from UNSW graduate and post-graduate programs as well as the academic and UNSW technical staff as well as prints from Australian artists of national reputation.

27 June 2005, Bangkok

Professor John Ingleson, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (International & Development, and Professor Brendon Parker, the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, signed the MOU with Thammasat on International Engineering Program on 27 June 2005 at Thammasat University.

This program will enable up to 95 students to undertake the first part of their studies at Thammasat before transferring to UNSW to enter the third year of a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree program. Range of engineering disciplines include chemical, civil, electrical and telecommunications, computer, and mechanical and manufacturing.

27-30 June 2005, Bangkok and Chiangmai

Ms. Carole Renouf, Director, Marketing and Development, Faculty of Science, visited Chulalongkorn University, Mahidol University and Chiangmai University to explore research collaborations and exchange programs.

10 June 2005, Bangkok

Professor Angele Caveye, Associate Dean (Postgraduate), Faculty of Commerce and Economics UNSW, met with Dr. Vindhai Cocracul, Deputy Vice President for Academic Affairs of ABAC, Dr. Cherdpong Sibunruang, Dean of School of Management, Dr. Uree Cheasakul, Asst. Dean and Chairperson, School of Management and Mr. Glen Vivian Chatelier, Director, Office of International Affairs of Assumption University, Bangna Campus.