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The era of carrying stacks of documents to complete transactions is over. The following digital transaction concept is set to usher in an age where everyone can verify and confirm their identity with confidence. The project, CID Hotel Wallet, created by Team Code In Dream (CID) — students from the School of Information Technology and Innovation — has won First Place at the ETDA Bootcamp 2026: Empowering Digital Citizens to Build Digital Trust, a competitive ideas platform for the new generation designed to foster intensive learning, hands-on practice, and the development of Digital Trust concepts. Organized by the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA), the five-day program brought together 15 student teams to participate in workshops developing use cases and building upon ideas related to Digital ID, Verifiable Credentials (VC), and Digital Document Wallets — all aimed at creating digital services that are convenient, secure, and trustworthy. Throughout the program, every team engaged in brainstorming, identifying pain points, refining business models, and experimenting with concepts, ultimately presenting their ideas and showcasing their full potential before a panel of distinguished judges — evaluated from the perspectives of technology, real-world feasibility, business models, and the vision of building Digital Trust for Thailand's digital future.
A New Era of Paperless Transactions — The CID Hotel Wallet Idea by BU-ITI Students Wins the Championship at ETDA Bootcamp 2026
Students from the School of Information Technology and Innovation — has won First Place at the ETDA Bootcamp 2026: Empowering Digital Citizens to Build Digital Trust
Boong Panitipong Chooprasertchok, a 2nd-year Computer Science student in the School of Information Technology and Innovation, has been selected as one of 10 representatives of the 21st Young Thai Science Ambassador program, earning the title of "National Outstanding Science Communicator." He took part in a science communication development camp under the theme "Future Green Jobs," which aims to build skills in conveying scientific and technological knowledge to the general public in a way that is easy to understand, clear, and well-targeted.
New-Generation Youth Learn "Science Communication" Through the Thai Science Youth Camp, Sparking Future Career Ideas for a Sustainable World
Computer Science student from the Faculty of Information Technology and Innovation selected as one of 10 representatives for the 21st Young Thai Science Ambassador program
In a remarkable achievement while still a student, Man Worapol Siriburi, a Computer Science student specialising in Data Science and Cybersecurity at School of Information Technology and Innovation (ITI), pursued opportunities that led him to the global stage. Starting from a genuine curiosity and the courage to seek new experiences, he was selected and appointed as IBM Z Student Ambassador for Academic Year 2025–2026 — an international programme by IBM aimed at developing the next generation of technology leaders in Mainframe and Enterprise Computing. He was also appointed by Amazon Web Services (AWS) as AWS Student Builder Group Leader, making him the first Thai student to hold an IBM Mainframe Ambassador role at the global level.
BU-ITI student chosen by a world-class tech company
Developing the next generation of technology leaders in Mainframe and Enterprise Computing
Congratulations to three Instructor members from School of Information Technology and Innovation and School of Engineering, who have been certified under the Prototype Micro-Credential Curriculum from the "New Graduate Production" Project, Cohort 1 — a national-level initiative aimed at reforming Thai higher education to meet the demands of the digital age. The project was established through a collaboration between the Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (OPS-MHESI), and more than 24 leading universities across Thailand. An intensive two-day workshop was held to allow educators to exchange knowledge, design, and develop Micro-Credential curricula that genuinely address learner competencies, with the goal of elevating graduates and sustainably developing the country's human capital.
3 BU Instructor Earn Prototype Micro-Credential Certifications, Elevating Thai Education into the Digital Era Under the New Graduate Production Project
By receiving accreditation for the 1st cohort of the Micro-Credential prototype curriculum under the "New Generation Graduate" project
In another year of showcasing talent, second-year students from the Faculty of Information Technology, Bangkok University (1st cohort) were selected to participate in the KAIT Technical Internship Program — marking yet another year as the only private university in Thailand with students chosen for this program. The students received scholarships from the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) to intern at Kanagawa Institute of Technology (KAIT), Japan. Selection was conducted through interviews where students pitched project ideas with real development potential.
The Only Private Thai University — BU-ITI Students Selected for KAIT 2026
Congratulations to the 3 selected students, who participated in software development and research projects
Congratulations to the members of Team 99%, students from the School of Information Technology and Innovation, for winning the Best Creative Content award at the Global Game Jam competition.
Games and Interactive Media students won the Best Creative Content award at Global Game Jam 2026 with their game "Aliens Eat People. 
Congratulations to the members of Team 99%, students from the School of Information Technology and Innovation, for winning the Best Creative Content award at the Global Game Jam competition
<p>BU Student Thailand's Sole Youth Representative Flies to Join ASEAN Cyber Shield in<br>South Korea</p>
BU Student Thailand's Sole Youth Representative Flies to Join ASEAN Cyber Shield inSouth Korea
Congratulations to Not, Danupon Thepsingha, a Student in Computer Science - Data Science and Cybersecurity at the School of Information Technology and Innovation.
Opening the Classroom Door to the Real Workplace to Practice and Challenge Accumulated Skills and Knowledge, Ms. Phakjira Ratchatanit (Lookmi), a student in the Computer Science program, Faculty of Information Technology and Innovation, gained hands-on experience in the medical and construction industries while creating innovation that will be an important step toward green transformation in the Innovator Journey project with the National Innovation Agency (NIA).
Join in Transforming the World Toward Sustainability: BU-ITI Students Advance Innovation to Change the Future of Thai Industry
Creating innovation that will be an important step toward green transformation in the Innovator Journey project
Bangkok University proudly presents another success story of its students and faculty with the project "CoSI Pilot: A VR-Based Drone Training Simulator" - a virtual reality drone pilot training system that won 2nd place (Silver Prize) in the IEEE GCCE 2025 Excellent Demo! Awards category at the 2025 IEEE 14th Global Conference on Consumer Electronics in Japan. Bangkok University was the only Thai institution to receive this honor at this global event.
BU Wins Global Award with VR Drone Pilot Training System in Japan
Students at Bangkok University have developed an innovative Virtual Reality (VR) drone flight training simulator and won the Silver Prize at a global competition in Japan.
Congratulations to Mr. Manopakorn Kooharuangrong (Domon), a 4th-year student majoring in Computer Science with a focus on Data Science and Cybersecurity, Faculty of Information Technology and Innovation. He successfully obtained two international Cybersecurity certifications
From Dedication to Success: BU-ITI Student Achieves 2 International Cybersecurity Certifications
A crucial steps to help validate have both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for real work
<p>Only One from Thai Private Universities:&nbsp;BU-ITI Students Join KAIT Internship Program in Japan</p>
Only One from Thai Private Universities: BU-ITI Students Join KAIT Internship Program in Japan
Students from the School of Information Technology, Bangkok University, who were selected to participate in the KAIT Technical Internship Program (KAIT) as the only students from a Thai private university to be chosen for this program. They received scholarships from the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO)
<p>Excellent! 4 IT Students Pass Young Webmaster Camp 20<sup>th</sup> Edition</p>
Excellent! 4 IT Students Pass Young Webmaster Camp 20th Edition
4 students from the School of Information Technology and Innovation have been selected to join the prestigious Young Webmaster Camp (YWC), a renowned web technology camp in Thailand.
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Based on IEEE and ACM standards, producing Full Stack Developers covering Front-end, Back-end, and DevSecOps.
1-year Work Integrated Learning with 100+ leading companies, with job opportunities right after training.
International certifications: AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Cloud.
Huawei Seeds for the Future and Japan exchange program (SYEP).
Eligible for Type 2 government student loans as a nationally prioritized field.
Full Stack Developer, Software Engineer, DevOps/Cloud Engineer, Back-end Developer, or Front-end Developer at leading tech companies.
3 areas: Game Development, Game Art, and Game Design plus VR/AR.
Guest speakers from Garena and Yggdrazil, leading regional game and VFX companies.
Academic exchange with leading Japanese universities: Ritsumeikan, Kanagawa Institute of Technology, and Ryukoku University.
Opportunities to publish games on Steam and international stores, building real portfolios before graduation.
The game industry grows 20%+ per year, providing a wide job market and strong career opportunities.
Combines two high-demand skills: Data Science and Cybersecurity.
Co-developed with G-Able (Data Science) and NCSA — National Cyber Security Agency (Cybersecurity).
International certifications: CompTIA, Pentest+, and Security+.
Dedicated Cybersecurity Lab for penetration testing and security practice.
Research assistant scholarships from KAIT (Japan), master's degree opportunities in Japan, and partnerships with leading tech companies.
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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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