SPUIC | Student Services

Student Services

Our International College places significant importance on ensuring the well-being of our students, not just in terms of their academic progress. We are dedicated to creating a supportive environment on campus where both local and international students can thrive. To achieve this, Sripatum University International College has established student affairs services that cater to the needs of its students.

These services include a student consultant who provides advice and guidance on all aspects of student life and the coordination of various student activities that foster relationships between students. The International Relations Office also facilitates immigration and documentation processes and promotes exchange programs with universities overseas.

Additionally, the Health Centre provides comprehensive public health services, including an infirmary and counseling services offered by qualified psychologists. Lastly, the Cooperative Education and Career Development Center provides assistance to students looking for internships and career opportunities after graduation.

SPUIC Student Services Center

Our International College is deeply committed to the welfare of our students, and we have dedicated staff and instructors who are available to provide round-the-clock consultations. To assist international students, we provide transportation to and from the airport to their accommodation on their first day of arrival. We also organize an Orientation program to provide students with the necessary information to adjust to the new academic and social environment at the university. In addition, we offer various activities for students to engage in to develop positive relationships with their peers, promote teamwork and enhance their capabilities, so that the university can serve as a platform for everyone to showcase their full potential.

The International Relations Office

The International Relations Office provides a range of services for international students, including immigration services such as visa applications and extensions, as well as consultations and assistance with various other needs. Furthermore, the office also offers consultation and operational support for students who wish to participate in overseas exchange programs.

Ms. Duenden Viboolphant

Assistant to the Dean – Student Affairs, Sripatum University – International College

Mr. Stephen Xing

Assistant to the Dean – International Affairs, Sripatum University – International College

Ms. Kajana Hannon

Director – Office of International Relations

Ms. Wikanda Jeamsuk

Director of SPU Health Centre

Ms. Duenden Viboolphant

Assistant to the Dean – Student Affairs, Sripatum University – International College

Mr. Stephen Xing

Assistant to the Dean – International Affairs, Sripatum University – International College

Ms. Kajana Hannon

Director – Office of International Relations

Ms. Wikanda Jeamsuk

Director of SPU Health Centre

SPU Health Centre

To ensure that students can study with maximum efficiency and enjoy a happy life on campus, the SPU Health Centre serves as a facility that promotes the physical and mental well-being of students at Sripatum University. The health centre is composed of three main components:

University Infirmary: provides students with free access to medical services. If students feel unwell, they can rest in the facility, which is staffed by qualified medical professionals every week.

Gymnasium: located on the 11^th floor of Building 9, consists of full-service gym equipment from dance practice room to yoga with trainers to provide consultation.

Counseling Center: an advisory service for students at the university. It provides assistance in a range of areas, including academic concerns such as achieving good grades, calculating the cumulative grade point average, planning education to adjust the cumulative grade point average, and changing majors or faculties. In addition, the Counseling Center also offers consultation for personal and social issues, such as lifestyle choices, relationships with friends, financial matters, love, and other mental health concerns.

Counseling services in different areas:

Individual counseling: Students can schedule one-on-one counseling sessions to discuss any topic of concern.

Group counseling: Students can participate in group sessions covering various topics such as smoking and alcohol cessation or personal development.

Hotline service: Students who are unable to attend in-person sessions can make an appointment for counseling by calling the hotline at 02-579-1111 extension 2143 during working hours from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

E-counseling: Students can conveniently seek consultation via email by contacting counsel@spu.ac.th

Consultation with a psychologist: Students can schedule an appointment with a psychologist without any charge by calling 02-579-1111 extension 2143.

SPU Health Centre

University Infirmary: provides students with free access to medical services. If students feel unwell, they can rest in the facility, which is staffed by qualified medical professionals every week.

Gymnasium: located on the 11^th floor of Building 9, consists of full-service gym equipment from dance practice room to yoga with trainers to provide consultation.

Counseling Center: an advisory service for students at the university. It provides assistance in a range of areas, including academic concerns such as achieving good grades, calculating the cumulative grade point average, planning education to adjust the cumulative grade point average, and changing majors or faculties. In addition, the Counseling Center also offers consultation for personal and social issues, such as lifestyle choices, relationships with friends, financial matters, love, and other mental health concerns.

Counseling services in different areas:

Individual counseling: Students can schedule one-on-one counseling sessions to discuss any topic of concern.

Group counseling: Students can participate in group sessions covering various topics such as smoking and alcohol cessation or personal development.

Hotline service: Students who are unable to attend in-person sessions can make an appointment for counseling by calling the hotline at 02-579-1111 extension 2143 during working hours from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

E-counseling: Students can conveniently seek consultation via email by contacting counsel@spu.ac.th

Consultation with a psychologist: Students can schedule an appointment with a psychologist without any charge by calling 02-579-1111 extension 2143.

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION & CAREER DEVELOPMENT

The Cooperative Education and Career Development Centre is an agency that aims to promote and enhance the effectiveness of cooperative education programs. It also provides guidance to improve the quality of graduates, ensuring that they are prepared to enter the workforce immediately after graduation. Additionally, the center also focuses on creating employment opportunities and supporting the continuous career development of graduates and alumni. The center’s main mission is divided into two areas:

1. The Cooperative Education aims to promote and support various faculty operations by creating opportunities for students to gain real-world work experience related to their profession. This allows students to learn and develop the necessary skills for professional experience before graduation, which ultimately improves the quality of graduates and prepares them for immediate entry into the workforce. This program serves as a guideline to ensure that students are prepared to meet the requirements of the workforce and become quality graduates.

2. The Career Development is responsible for organizing training and seminars to help students develop their potential in various fields. Its primary objective is to prepare students, graduates, and alumni to work efficiently and provide them with opportunities for employment and continuous career development, even after they graduate. The program serves as a central unit that coordinates with both internal and external agencies regarding job positions and sources, including both full-time and part-time jobs, to create employment opportunities and generate income for students during their studies, as well as for graduates and alumni.