Social Innovation and Sustainability MA Community
The latest news, thinking and research from the Social Innovation and Sustainability MA community SubscribeNews & UPDATES
Message from our Dean, Asst. Prof. Prapaporn Tivayanond Mongkhonvanit, regarding the Coronavirus.
Dear students, This message is in regards to the Coronavirus originating from Wuhan, China. In order to monitor the situation within Thammasat community, we would appreciate it if you would notify us if anyone in your household has any contact with persons from the...
How Can Behavioural Economics Contribute to More Sustainable Eating and Climate?
How Can Behavioural Economics Contribute to More Sustainable Eating and Climate? by Neil Gains I tend to run away from anything that uses the word architecture (or architect) unless it relates to building real buildings. Having said that, the phrase “choice...
Behavioural Economics for Sustainability
How can behavioural economics help achieve the SDGs? by Neil Gains In recent years, behavioural economics has challenged the long-standing view that people make rational choices that are in their best interests. Many approaches to social innovation focus on...
Looking Back on 2019
Before we kick-start the first semester of 2020, it is worth reflecting on 2019, which was an exciting year at Thammasat University's School of Global Studies. We launched Thailand's first Masters in Social Innovation and Sustainability and welcomed 14 students from...
Systems Thinking for Social Change
On the 22nd of February, we are excited to hold a full-day workshop on Systems Analysis as part of the MA program’s new course on Disruptive Leadership and Social Transformation. The workshop will be delivered by MOSS Consultants & Capital’s Managing Director...
Inclusive Education For Migrant Youth in Thailand
Team: Michou Tchana-Hyman, Kamonchanok Konghahong, Tarie Phasomsap Caouette, Thaniya Theungsang, Atcharawadee Srinandphol As graduate students in the Masters in Social Innovation and Sustainability program, we recognise...
READ
OPINION & Lived experiences
How Can Behavioural Economics Contribute to More Sustainable Eating and Climate?
How Can Behavioural Economics Contribute to More Sustainable Eating and Climate? by Neil Gains I tend to run away from anything that uses the word architecture (or architect) unless it relates to building real buildings. Having said that, the phrase “choice...
Behavioural Economics for Sustainability
How can behavioural economics help achieve the SDGs? by Neil Gains In recent years, behavioural economics has challenged the long-standing view that people make rational choices that are in their best interests. Many approaches to social innovation focus on...
Looking Back on 2019
Before we kick-start the first semester of 2020, it is worth reflecting on 2019, which was an exciting year at Thammasat University's School of Global Studies. We launched Thailand's first Masters in Social Innovation and Sustainability and welcomed 14 students from...
Systems Thinking for Social Change
On the 22nd of February, we are excited to hold a full-day workshop on Systems Analysis as part of the MA program’s new course on Disruptive Leadership and Social Transformation. The workshop will be delivered by MOSS Consultants & Capital’s Managing Director...
Inclusive Education For Migrant Youth in Thailand
Team: Michou Tchana-Hyman, Kamonchanok Konghahong, Tarie Phasomsap Caouette, Thaniya Theungsang, Atcharawadee Srinandphol As graduate students in the Masters in Social Innovation and Sustainability program, we recognise...
Learning from Nicola Crosta: How Non-Profit Organisations Deliver Impact
By Suarav Basnet, Sutima Detsakulrat, and Rebecca Walker On November 27th, Nicola Costa, CEO and Founder of Impact46, an impact accelerator, shared his experience and insights into what makes an effective and successful non-profit at a public event...
Community in Action
Reach Us
mas@sgs.tu.ac.th
Office: +66 29869213 Ext. 4428 Admission Team: +66 86 788 8064 LINE ID: gsseadmission Fax: +66 2564 3153 PR-Ext. 4428 / Education-Ext. 4431 Administration-Ext. 4429 / Personnel-Ext. 4426