Department of Psychology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, organized the Entrepreneurship Promotion Project to empower participants with fundamental entrepreneurial knowledge and essential 21st-century skills. Recognizing the rapidly changing economic landscape, the project provides a dynamic platform for students and personnel to exchange insights with expert guest speakers. Through hands-on workshops focused on product design and market trend analysis, the initiative prepares participants to navigate future business environments with creativity, adaptability, and innovative thinking.
The aims
1. To equip participants with foundational knowledge and practical skills in entrepreneurship.
2. To develop participants’ essential 21st-century competencies and practical skill sets.
3. To provide an interactive learning platform for participants to exchange entrepreneurial insights with expert speakers.
The workshop was conducted for university personnel and students, featuring interactive lectures and knowledge-sharing sessions with distinguished guest speakers on entrepreneurship. Participants engaged in collaborative group workshops focused on business planning, product design, and analyzing emerging market trends for current and future consumer landscapes.
The impacts:
1. Participants gained foundational knowledge and practical business skills, directly supporting SDG 4 by fostering inclusive, high-quality, and lifelong learning opportunities beyond traditional classroom environments.
2. Through hands-on product design and market-trend workshops, participants effectively developed core 21st-century competencies, including design thinking, creative problem-solving, and adaptive innovation skills
3. Interactive engagements with expert guest speakers provided participants with actionable industry insights, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world entrepreneurial execution.
Activity Date: July 16, 2026
Project Leaders: Dr. Nissara Khammanee / Mrs. Pattra La-orautthapong
