Saint Joseph Mae Ramat School Empowers M.3 Students with Experiential Learning at RMUTL Tak
Last updated: 18 Aug 2026
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Importance of the Educational Trip
The primary objectives of this educational excursion were to ensure students gain maximum benefits in preparing for their future, specifically by:
Enhancing Knowledge in Science and Technology: Students had the opportunity to learn from experts and experience modern innovations and technologies firsthand, which are crucial foundations for developing capabilities in the digital age.
Broadening Horizons for Higher Education: The RMUTL Open House served as a vital platform for students to explore various faculties and academic programs, understand curriculum structures, and experience the university's learning environment. This provided essential information for making informed decisions about their future careers and further education based on their aptitudes and interests.
Developing Planning and Decision-Making Skills: Gaining direct information and experience from the trip helped students plan their future education with greater clarity and thoroughness.
Event Atmosphere
The 78 students received a warm welcome from the faculty and staff of Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna Tak. They actively participated in a variety of engaging activities during Science Week, including exciting scientific experiments, demonstrations of innovative inventions, and special lectures from distinguished speakers. Furthermore, during the RMUTL Open House, students had the chance to interact with current university students and professors, inquiring about academic programs, university life, and future career opportunities.
Expected Outcomes
Saint Joseph Mae Ramat School is confident that participation in this event will significantly benefit the holistic development of our Mathayom 3 students across all dimensions, including academic growth, inspiration, and future planning. This will undoubtedly empower them to become qualified graduates and valuable contributors to the nation's development.
The primary objectives of this educational excursion were to ensure students gain maximum benefits in preparing for their future, specifically by:
Enhancing Knowledge in Science and Technology: Students had the opportunity to learn from experts and experience modern innovations and technologies firsthand, which are crucial foundations for developing capabilities in the digital age.
Broadening Horizons for Higher Education: The RMUTL Open House served as a vital platform for students to explore various faculties and academic programs, understand curriculum structures, and experience the university's learning environment. This provided essential information for making informed decisions about their future careers and further education based on their aptitudes and interests.
Developing Planning and Decision-Making Skills: Gaining direct information and experience from the trip helped students plan their future education with greater clarity and thoroughness.
Event Atmosphere
The 78 students received a warm welcome from the faculty and staff of Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna Tak. They actively participated in a variety of engaging activities during Science Week, including exciting scientific experiments, demonstrations of innovative inventions, and special lectures from distinguished speakers. Furthermore, during the RMUTL Open House, students had the chance to interact with current university students and professors, inquiring about academic programs, university life, and future career opportunities.
Expected Outcomes
Saint Joseph Mae Ramat School is confident that participation in this event will significantly benefit the holistic development of our Mathayom 3 students across all dimensions, including academic growth, inspiration, and future planning. This will undoubtedly empower them to become qualified graduates and valuable contributors to the nation's development.
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