- If you are on campus, for emergency case such as Accident, Sickness or others please call SUT Security Office 044-224444 or call SUT Hospital Emergency Services 044-376585
- Contact CIA for help, please reach Miss Hataikan Tongjareon (P Tee CIA) at 085-7753532
- Tourist Police 1155
- Police (General Emergency Call) 191
- Fire 199
- National Disaster Warning Centre 1860
- Medical Emergency Call 1669
| NAME | Detail |
|---|---|
| Computer Club | Provide basic computer knowledge and computer languages. The club offers camps that teach various computer programming and basic computer languages as well. |
| Robot Club | The gathering of people interested in robot innovation, there are activities such as research, develop knowledge of robotics and teams to compete in robot knowledge skills. |
| SUT English Club | Established for those who interested or wanted to develop English skill, there are many activities with a lot of fun and knowledge. |
| Japanese Club | Promoting positive attitude towards Japanese learning, focus on the culture of works in international coopertion. |
| Astronomy Club | Created for those who are interested in astronomy and space with several camps which teach students to use astronomical equipments. |
| Structure and Technology Club | Providing knowledge of characteristics of the building's infrastructure and courses on the basic structure of engineering. |
| SUT Social Enterprise Club | Established to raise awareness of social, economics and environment problems surrounding SUT students through related activities and various teaching method to find rootsd of causes and solutions. |
| Automotive Club | Established to develop engineering skill and relevants and learn about technology of automobile and racing. |
| Flying Club | Offers knowledges for those who are interested to learn about airplane, aircrafts and unmanned aircraft such as Radio Controlled Aircraft, Drones and others. The club also participate in competitions which support networking for students with other institutions. |
| Electrics and Electronis Club | Study new innovation for knowing modern technology and creating the innovation for individual demand. |
| Cheerleader Club | A club of creative expression that consists of 3 parts, there are cheerleading, cover dance and drum major for everyone, all genders and all ages. |
| Sufficiency Economy Club | Apply the concept of sufficiency economy philosophy in daily life. It also helps to promote virtue and the ethics to the club members |
| To Be Number One Club | Builds social skills and promote youth against drugs policy |
| SUT Media Club | Media club created by students for the SUT community on a digital platform, producing grahpic media to publish on Suranaree Connext Facebook page |
| Dormitory Club | A channel to publicize various news and others entertainment to on campus dormitory students. |
| Anti Aids and Drugs Club | Provide useful information of how to protect yourself from drugs and transmitted diseases to youths and communities |
| Meditation Club | Develop morality and ethics for members of the club with activities that emphasize the way of Buddhism to develop mind by meditation, regardless of race and religion. |
| IYF International Culture Club | Aiming to build friendships among students by providing students with the opportunity to learn the language, culture and experiences of each nation together. |
| Acting Club | Practicing communication skills, creativity, assertiveness, team work and problem solving skills. |
| Photo Club | Offers photography knowledge, practice skills, develop photographic potential and various techniques both in theory and practicing |
| Music Club | Aiming to develop students music skills who are interested in music on practicing and support |
| Swimming Club | Encourage members to exercise and do activities together during free time to achieve unity. |
| Badminton Club | The gathering of interested parties and good at badminton. To develop skills, knowledge and experience to their full potential. |
| SUT League | Football drills to prepare for university sports events. |
| Hockey Club | A popular local sports club in the Northeast. For students who interested in playing new sports. |
| SUT Logic Club | A club that develops logic thinking processes and published the game board to be known to the general public. |
| SUT Futsal Club | The gathering of people who love futsal. To improve sports skills or learn how to play futsal to better understand and help raise the bar for competitive sports |
| SUT Taekwondo | A club for exercise, learn matrial arts and make friendly relation with others. The club will teach from the basic to ethlete level. |
| SUT Crossword A-Math Kumkom and Sudoku Club | A club which is intellectual sports game. To practice in thinking skill, planning skill, competitors assessment and also practice concentration throughout the game. |
| Rowing Club | Maintain cleanliness of Samsaen and represrnt to compete in national sports. |
| Thai Boxing Club | Thai boxing is a martial art of Thailand. It's outsatanding in the neck-fighting technique by using your body as a weapon called Nava weapon that consisting of physical attacks inluding fists, elbows and knees. |
| E-sports Club | Managing the competition of games both on and off the university and also teaching various skills to people who have interestes that come to work in the game industry. |
| SUT Lawnbowls Club | Lawnbowls is a sport that helps reduce stress and has a low risk of injury. It's more acessible more than some sports. As well as being able to develop skills of playing lawnbowls to get into yhe competition. |
| Bodybuilding Club | It was established to prepare for the University of Thailand Games. A club for people who love to exercise in the type of weight training |
| SUT Aerobic and Exercise Club | A club that promoting rhythmic exercise which is internationally recoognixed as being able to promote good health and physical fitness. The club also promotes other types of exercise foe health consciousness and self-worth. |
| The Volunteer Club | A club that makes us learn to be the giver and create new experiences togrther through volunteer activities. |
| Roaming Teacher Club | Helping and sharing knoeledge with educationally disadventaged students by providing instruction for such children including giving inspiraton, happiness, and experiences for both children and club members. |
| SUT Volunteering Club | The volunteer of the university. |
| Agricultural Club | Bringing knowledge of science amd technology to be applied in agriculture with a commitment to cultivate awareness, develop knowledge and better qaulity of farmers' life to become a sustainable integrated agriculture. |
| SUT Health Club | Providing knowledge about contaminants in food ang how to check it. A club also has a camp both on and off the university to participate in fun activities with knoeledge that can be applied in daily life. |
| Thai-Muslim Club | A club for social development and serving. In order for students to join together to do volunteer camp for social development and for students who interested in Islam able to learn, uderstand amd exchange to be able to coexist in a multicultural society. |
| The Environment Club | Encourage personnels, students and the general public to take into account environmental problems such as air pollution, water poluution, waste water and overflowing waste. |
| SUT Health care Club | A club that makes people to be aware of their health to take care of and pay attention to their own health. By providing knowledge and technology to encourage people to observe their health condition for good health. |
| Environment Conservation Club | Established to conserve the environment |
UD Town
Khon Kaen National Museum
Phu Tok Mountain
Red Lotus Lake| Date | Special Day | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| 1-Jan | New Year’s Day | Public holiday. Even if the traditional New Year is celebrated in April (Songkran Festival), the year changes on January 1st. Thai people start counting the years from Buddha’s birth, 543 years before Jesus Christ, but they also use the western calendar. So year 2018 is more commonly referred to as year 2561. If you are in Bangkok, the countdown usually takes place at the World Trade Center (Chidlom BTS station). |
| Children’s Day | Children’s day is celebrated on the second Saturday of January. On this special day many events are held for children, and parents take their children out, for instance to amusement parks. | |
| 16-Jan | Teachers’ Day | On Teachers’ Day, all pupils will pay respect to their teachers during a ceremony at school. In Thailand teachers are still very respected. |
| Chinese New Year | Around 10% of Thai people are of Chinese descent, and the Chinese New Year is a big event. If you are in Bangkok, dress in red and join the celebrations in Chinatown! | |
| Makha Bucha Day | Public holiday. It commemorates the day when 1250 disciples gathered without prior notice and listened to Buddha elaborate some of his most important teachings in a sermon. Thai people usually go to the temple from early morning, participate in ceremonies, and at night they walk three times around the temple with candles. | |
| 14-Feb | Valentine’s Day | In a country where public displays of affection are frowned upon and young people are very shy about love, Valentine’s Day offers an opportunity to send a love card or ask someone out to dinner. It’s the most romantic day of the year! |
| 6-Apr | Chakri Day | Public holiday. It commemorates the founding of the Chakri Dynasty, of which the present ruling monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, is the ninth king (Rama IX). |
| 13-15 Apr | Songkran Festival | Public holiday. Thai’s traditional New Year, and the most important holiday of the year. Water is sprayed on statues of Buddha as a means of purification. If you are in Thailand, prepare yourself to get wet too, as Thai people also splash water on each other! |
| 1-May | Labour Day | May 1st is not associated with social conflicts and achievements in Thailand. Mostly it’s business as usual, schools and administrations open normally and only some private companies, including banks, may be closed. |
| 4-May | Coronation Day | Public holiday. Commemorates the coronation of King Maha Vajiralongkorn, the ruling monarch, on May 4, 2019. |
| Vesak Day | Public holiday. This day commemorates the birth, the enlightenment and the entry into the nirvana of Buddha. Temples throughout the country are crowded with people listening to sermons about Dharma (Buddha’s teaching) and in the evening there is a candlelit procession around the main building of the temple containing the Buddha statues. | |
| 3-June | Birthday of the Queen | Public holiday. Birthday of Queen Suthida, queen consort of King Vajiralongkorn. |
| Buddhist Lent Day | Buddhist Lent Day mars the beginning of the annual retreat for monks as laid down by Lord Buddha more than twenty-five centuries ago. On that day all monks take a vow to stay in a particular place or temple for three months from the first Day of the Waning moon in the8th Month to the 15th Day of the Waxing Moon in the 11th Month. It coincides with the rainy season during which the monks are not allowed to stay overnight anywhere else, except in exceptional cases based on reasons granted by Lord Buddha. Buddhist Lent day means the day on which the Buddhist monks take the vow to stay only at one particular place or temple which can shelter them from the sun, storms and rain. | |
| Asahna Bucha Day | Public holiday. Just before the Buddhist Lent day, Asahara Bucha commemorates the day Buddha preached his first sermon to his five first disciples. | |
| 28-July | King’s birthday | Public holiday. Birthday of King Vajiralongkorn (Rama X). |
| 12-Aug | Queen’s birthday | Public holiday. The birthday of Queen Sirikit, who was born in 1932, is also celebrated as Mother’s Day. As the Queen Mother was born on a Friday, and light blue is the color associated to Friday, people usually dress in light blue, to show their love and respect. |
| 13-Oct | Commemoration of the passing of King Bhumibol | Public holiday. Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great (Rama IX), “the beloved King and father of all Thai people”, died on Otober 13, 2016. |
| 23-Oct | Chulalongkorn Day | Public holiday. Commemorates the day the King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) died, in 1910. Under his reign, Siam had become a semi-modern country, and had continued to escape colonial rule. Nowadays Rama V is worshipped as a semi-god, many people bringing offerings in front of his statues or portraits in the hope of having their prayers answered. |
| Loy Krathong | Loy Krathong happens on the first full moon day of November. Thai people buy or make a krathong, which is like a small boat made of banana tree and banana leaves, with flowers and a candle in the middle. At night the krathongs are set adrift on a nearby river or pond, as an offering to the spirit of the water to wash away the sins. According to an ancient proverb, when a boy and a girl float a krathong together, they will be lovers either in this life or the next. | |
| 5-Dec | Father’s Day | Public holiday. Father’s Day honoring the memory of King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX), who was born on December 5, 1927. |
| Constitution Day | Public holiday. This day commemorates the first constitution of Thailand, which came into effect in 1932. It marks the transformation of Thailand from an absolute monarchy to a consitutional monarchy. | |
| Christmas | Christmas is of course a Christian tradition and doesn’t belong to Thai culture. But Thai people love to offer gifts to each other, and Christmas, like elsewhere, has also become a commercial and marketing event. Not surprisingly, Christmas trees can be found in Bangkok’s shopping centers, rather than in people’s living rooms. |
| No. | Country | Address | Website (click) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | China
| Embassy of The People's Republic of China 57 Ratchadaphisek Road, Bangkok 10400, Thailand Consular Assistance and Protection Tel: 0066-854833327(24 Hours Mobile Online), 0066-2-2457010(Weekday 9:00-17:00) Tel: 022450088 Fax: 0066-2-2457032 | www | |
| 2 | Cambodia | Royal Embassy of Cambodia 518/4 ถนนประชาอุทิศ ซอยรามคำแหง 39 แขวงวังทองหลาง เขตวังทองหลาง กทม. 10310. Tel: 02 957 5851 02 957 5852 | www | |
| 16 | Vietnam | Embassy of Vietnam 83, 1 Witthayu Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan District, Bangkok 10330 Tel: 02 251 3552 02 251 5838 02 251 7202 | www | |
| 13 | Tanzania | Consulate of Tanzania in Bangkok, Thailand S.L.D. Condominium, 3rdFL., 501 Saladaeng 1, Rama IV Road 10500 Tel: +66-2-2358282 / +66-2-2358283 สถานเอกอัครราชทูต (Kuala Lumpur) Tel: 02 203 5000 | www | |
| 4 | India | Embassy of India 46, Prasarnmitr, Sukhumvit, Soi 23, Bangkok - 10110 Tel : 02-2580300-6 | www | |
| 8 | Nigeria | Embassy of Nigeria 412 Sukhumvit Soi 71, Prakhanong Sub-district, Wattana District, Bangkok 10110, Thailand Tel: (+66) 2711 3076-8 | www | |
| 10 | Poland | Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Kingdom of Thailand Unit 605-607, 6th Floor, Athenee Tower, Wireless Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand Tel: +66 2 079 7300 | www | |
| 9 | Philippines | Embassy of the Philippines 760 Sukhumvit Road corner Soi Philippines (Soi 30/1) Bangkok 10110, Thailand Tel: +662-259-0139 to 40 +662-258-5401 | www | |
| 1 | Bhutan | Embassy of Bhutan 375/1 Soi Ratchadanivej Pracha-Uthit Road, Samsen Nok Huay Kwang Bangkok 10320 Thailand Tel: (+66) 2274-4740 to 2 | WWW | |
| 11 | Russia | Embassy of Russia 78 Sap Road, Surawong, Bangrak, Bangkok, 10500 Tel: (+66 2) 234-98-24 (+66 2) 268-11-69 | www | |
| 5 | Indonesia | Embassy of Indonesia, Bangkok 600-602 Petchburi Road Ratchatewi, Bangkok 10400, Thailand Tel: (66-2) 2523135-40 | www | |
| 7 | Laos | Embassy of Lsos PDR in Thailand 520, 502/1-3 Soi Sahakarnpramoon Pracha-Uthit Road Wang Thonglang Bangkok 10310 Thailand Tel: (+66) 2539 6679 (+66) 2539 6667-8 | www | |
| 15 | USA | Embassy of the United States U.S. Embassy Bangkok 95 Wireless Road Bangkok 10330, Thailand Tel: (+66)-2-205-4000 | www | |
| 14 | UK | British Embassy Bangkok AIA Sathorn Tower, Floor 12A 11/1 South Sathorn Road, Sathorn Bangkok 10120 , Thailand Tel: (+66) 2 305 8333 | www | |
| 6 | Italy | Embassy of Italy in Thailand CRC Tower, All Seasons Place 87 Wireless (Withayu) Road, Lumpini Phatumwan Bangkok 10330 Tel: (+66)-2-250 4970 | www | |
| 12 | South Africa | Embassy of South Africa 12th A Floor, M Thai Tower, All Seasons Place 87 Wireless Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan Bangkok Tel: (+66) 2 092 2900 | www |
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