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Bangkok University invites you to experience the future at BU Open House 2026: "LEAD THE NEXT WORLD", taking place on September 4–5, 2026 (2569 BE). The event opens up space for students to think, create, and try out real technology through cutting-edge activities from various faculties, alongside a national competition stage that brings together the ideas and energy of Thai youth in one event.
BU Open House 2026 Lead the Next World with Bangkok University
Discover a glimpse of the future — not just to watch, but to try, create, and do. BU Open House 2026 is a space where every idea can grow into real-world skills and careers.
<p>From the Classroom to the Real Site — "School of Architecture" Joins Forces with the Klong Sam Community to Develop the Landscape and Communication System</p>
From the Classroom to the Real Site — "School of Architecture" Joins Forces with the Klong Sam Community to Develop the Landscape and Communication System
The School of Architecture brought its design knowledge into real practice together with the Ban Klong Sam community, developing a signage and wayfinding system while creating a genuine learning experience for students through a real-world project.
Congratulations to Asst. Prof.Dr.Rittirong Chutapruttikorn, faculty member in educational research and innovation development, for receiving the Hope Crafter Award in the Educator for Hope category — an award honoring individuals who play a role in empowering youth and the new generation to become agents of change. The award was organized by the Thailand Institute of Justice (Public Organization) as part of the Hope Crafter Awards 2026 ceremony, held to mark the institute's 15th anniversary.
Nurturing the Power of the New Generation Through the Power of Change: BU Professor Wins the Educator for Hope Award
Award honoring individuals who play a role in empowering youth and the new generation to become agents of change
This marks another platform that gave students the opportunity to express Inclusive Design concepts through work that connects people, society, and lived experience. Two architecture students — Miss Natcha Panti (Fang), creator of the Cognitive Health Promotion Center for Alzheimer's Prevention and Integrated Elderly Care, Tha Khlong Municipality, and Miss Suthatip Chuakaew (Mameaw), creator of the School for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder — presented their thesis projects at รวมมิตรบางกอก: Bangkok Inclusive Art Festival, adapting their presentations to make architectural work more accessible to the general public through storytelling and interactive activities. The festival was organized by the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, in collaboration with the Foundation for Children with Disabilities, The Rainbow Room Foundation, British Council Thailand, and Thai Public Broadcasting Service (Thai PBS).
2 Architecture Students Transform Design Into Something You Can "Feel" at the Bangkok Inclusive Art Festival
Inclusive Design concepts through work that connects people, society, and lived experience
Students from School of Architecture presented their work as 1 of 17 selected pieces from 10 universities featured in Bangkok Design Week 2026 — a design festival showcasing visions and works that strengthen Bangkok's creative potential. Under the brief "SOMETHING TO STAY____ON", the completed installation was exhibited at Emsphere at EM District, and visitors could actually sit in the seating pavilion.
Architecture Students Showcase Creative Ideas — 1 of 17 Works Featured at Bangkok Design Week 2026
Showcasing visions and works that strengthen Bangkok's creative potential
Bangkok University launches a special series "The BU Mastermind Sessions" under the concept "Unpack the Mindset, Shape the Professional" – a program that takes you on a journey to discover the DNA of success within each faculty through the perspectives of "real professional leaders," unveiling the inspiration, life journeys, and authentic experiences of Bangkok University's deans. In the premiere episode, meet A.Pichai Wongwaisayawan (A.Bo), Dean of the Faculty of Architecture at Bangkok University, who views architecture not merely as building construction, but as "designing for human experience" in its truest sense.
"Unpack the Mindset, Shape the Professional" The BU Mastermind Sessions EP.1
Discover the DNA of success within the perspectives of "real professional leaders"
School of Architecture, Bangkok University, organized "The Shape of Tomorrow: Bangkok Art & Architecture," opening a space for knowledge and experience exchange among academics and architecture experts focusing on design concepts that address sustainability and adaptive reuse of building spaces to create new value. The event transformed existing spaces into the creative venue Dib Bangkok, a new museum for contemporary art exhibitions. K.Purat Osathanugrah– President of Bangkok University and Founder and Chairman of Dib Bangkok – spoke about the project's origin: "Dib Bangkok is a project born from transforming existing structures into a space for artists and art enthusiasts to present their work and exchange inspiration. It represents another new destination for Bangkok residents, providing opportunities for people to view artwork, learn about creative processes, and experience art closely. Furthermore, Dib Bangkok aims to be a central hub for exhibiting and disseminating art knowledge, reflecting our mission to promote contemporary art and sustainably support artists' growth."
Bangkok University Organizes "The Shape of Tomorrow: Bangkok Art & Architecture" @Dib Bangkok
Opening a space for knowledge and experience exchange on design concepts that address sustainability
Launch of "Blueprint" for People-Centric Courts: Creating Friendly Spaces for Everyone
Launch of "Blueprint" for People-Centric Courts: Creating Friendly Spaces for Everyone
The Built Environment Innovation Research Center and School of Architecture, Bangkok University, in collaboration with the Judicial Courts of Thailand, unveiled the "Blueprint for People-Centric Courts"
Under a people-centered approach to the justice system, Asst. Prof.Dr.Rittirong Chutapruttikorn, a research and educational innovation development lecturer at Bangkok University, has initiated and developed the "Where the Silence Speaks" project. The project aims to improve the quality of life for vulnerable female inmates, particularly pregnant women or those with young children in prison, by gathering diverse perspectives through research, teaching, exhibitions, art, and policy collaboration.
Bangkok University Lecturer Designs Innovation for Justice 'Where the Silence Speaks' 
Reflects Education's Role in Society
Bangkok University showcased its potential by presenting concepts and work experiences related to SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals, which is the core foundation of current and future teaching and learning approaches at the GCNT EXPO 2025: Forward SDGs Faster Together event.
Bangkok University Joins Forces to Accelerate Creating a Sustainable World at GCNT EXPO 2025
Showcased its potential by presenting concepts and work experiences related to SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
School of Architecture, Bangkok University, and the Built Environment Innovation Research Center, in collaboration with MMAD, Seacon Square Shopping Center, Srinakarin, under the support of the Thailand Institute of Justice, present the exhibition "Fade–Remember" - One person wants to remember, one person wants to forget. This contemporary art exhibition explores themes of freedom, memory, and human dignity through the lives of prisoners and people outside the prison system, reflecting inequality, stigmatization, and control systems in society through spatial design works by students from the Faculty of Architecture, Bangkok University. The exhibition runs from today until August 10, 2025, at the MAN MAN Zone, Seacon Square Shopping Center, Srinakarin.
Bangkok University Drives Social Change Through Art with the 'Fade–Remember' Exhibition: Echoes fromTwo Worlds
This contemporary art exhibition explores themes of freedom, memory, and human dignity through the lives of prisoners and people outside the prison system
<p>School of Architecture Opens New Dimension in Design with International Architect Workshop</p>
School of Architecture Opens New Dimension in Design with International Architect Workshop
School of Architecture, Interior Architecture Program broadens global learning perspectives through a special workshop, "Retail Store Design in Digital Age".
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Accredited by the Architect Council, eligible for the professional architecture license exam.
Yes, both are welcome with foundation courses available for all students.
6 studios: Architectural Technology, Design Studio and Art Space, Architectural Digital Lab (AI/VR/Metaverse), Environment Design, Real Estate Innovation and Urban Development, Architectural Culture and Community Research.
BIM, ENSCAPE, SketchUp with Digital Lab, Wood Workshop, and full-scale practice buildings.
depa Thailand, Sansiri, FIBER PATTANA, CEA, and A49.
Architect, BIM Manager, Construction Manager, Urban Designer, Real Estate Developer, or start a design firm.
4-year program accredited by the Architect Council covering all 5 branches of the Architect Act.
3 studios: Innovative Commercial Space Design, Hospitality and Wellness, Museum Exhibition and Learning Center.
3DMAX, BIM, SketchUp, Grasshopper, and Rhino — professional-level design tools.
European study tours, Case Study in Osaka Japan, NABA Milan Italy program, MOU with Singapore Polytechnic (LeX Programme), and Visiting Professor from Nanjing University.
Sansiri BUD:D AWARD competition where students showcase work and compete for prizes.
Interior Designer, Store Designer, Visual Merchandiser, Exhibition Designer, Hospitality Designer, or start your own design firm.
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You can apply immediately with just your 4-semester cumulative GPA (Grade 11)—no need to wait for all 6 semesters.
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