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    Degree levelRecipients
    Bachelor’s11
    Master’s5
    Ph.D.2

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Bachelor’s

    Subject categoryRecipients
    Business and Economics3
    Engineering and Technology2
    Natural Sciences and Mathematics2
    Social Sciences2
    Computer Science and Data Science1
    ScholarshipRecipients
    100% Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship1
    ASEAN Undergraduate Scholarship1
    Belt and Road Scholarship (Thailand)1
    Chancellor’s Scholarship1
    Ewha Global Partnership Program (EGPP)1
    Four-year full academic merit scholarship1
    Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship1
    Melbourne International Undergraduate Scholarship1
    MOE Taiwan Government Scholarship1
    Sumitomo scholarship1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Trang Anh Siriphattrasophon (From 2021) — Thailand, VietnamMelbourne International Undergraduate ScholarshipUniversity of Melbourne; AustraliaBachelor’s
    Nunnalin (Started March 2023) — ThailandEwha Global Partnership Program (EGPP)Ewha Womans University; South KoreaBachelor’s in Computer Science and Engineering
    Mnasnan Seamorntham — ThailandMOE Taiwan Government ScholarshipNational Taiwan University of Science and Technology; TaiwanBachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering
    Lanta Suwanlikit (studying in 2026) — ThailandJapanese Government MEXT ScholarshipUniversity of Hyogo; JapanBachelor’s in Global Business Course (Economics and Management)
    Kanta Sudlapa — Thailand100% Vice-Chancellor’s International ScholarshipDeakin University; AustraliaBachelor’s in Politics, Philosophy and Economics
    Arjaree Ratanasangsathien — ThailandBelt and Road Scholarship (Thailand)The Chinese University of Hong Kong; Hong KongBachelor’s in Chemistry
    Aminta Permpoonwiwat — ThailandChancellor’s ScholarshipVanderbilt University; United StatesBachelor’s in Climate Studies and Public Policy
    Taya — ThailandASEAN Undergraduate ScholarshipSingapore Management University; SingaporeBachelor’s in Business Management
    Pidchayanin Chutipattana — ThailandFour-year full academic merit scholarshipKing Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang; ThailandBachelor’s in Business Information Technology
    Rungrot Tatiyawongwiwat (Bond) — ThailandSumitomo scholarshipThammasat University; ThailandBachelor’s
    Watcharadet Kaewman — ThailandUndergraduate scholarship supporting Chemistry at Prince of Songkhla UniversityPrince of Songkhla University; ThailandBachelor’s in Chemistry

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Trang Anh Siriphattrasophon
    Bachelor’s
    Melbourne International Undergraduate ScholarshipReceived an entry award of approximately AUD 10,000 for IB score 43, and a later award of approximately AUD 10,000 for continued academic excellence.
    Nunnalin
    Bachelor’s in Computer Science and Engineering
    Ewha Global Partnership Program (EGPP)Full tuition (about KRW5m per semester), admission, KRW550,000 monthly as of fall2025, dormitory, airfare, national health insurance; summer/winter courses paid upfront and refunded after completion.
    Mnasnan Seamorntham
    Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering
    MOE Taiwan Government ScholarshipTuition, miscellaneous fees, monthly stipend across four-year degree
    Lanta Suwanlikit
    Bachelor’s in Global Business Course (Economics and Management)
    Japanese Government MEXT ScholarshipFull tuition, a JPY120,000 monthly living allowance and round-trip flights between Thailand and Japan; personally covered the initial Tokyo–Kansai domestic connection.
    Kanta Sudlapa
    Bachelor’s in Politics, Philosophy and Economics
    100% Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship100% tuition waiver for the degree duration.
    Arjaree Ratanasangsathien
    Bachelor’s in Chemistry
    Belt and Road Scholarship (Thailand)HKD145,000 annually; HKD580,000 stated total; one-time HKD15,000 relocation subsidy
    Aminta Permpoonwiwat
    Bachelor’s in Climate Studies and Public Policy
    Chancellor’s ScholarshipChancellor’s Scholarship Tuition for eight semesters and a one-time summer immersive-experience stipend.
    Pidchayanin Chutipattana
    Bachelor’s in Business Information Technology
    Four-year full academic merit scholarship- Sole recipient of a 4-year full academic merit scholarship
    Rungrot Tatiyawongwiwat (Bond)
    Bachelor’s
    Sumitomo scholarshipSumitomo scholarship support during undergraduate study.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Trang Anh Siriphattrasophon
    Bachelor’s
    Melbourne International Undergraduate ScholarshipIB final score 43/45; co-founded mental-health campaigns and volunteered in hospitals and support services.; Canadian International School, Singapore; final IB result 43/45, mental-health initiatives and hospital/helpline volunteering.
    Nunnalin
    Bachelor’s in Computer Science and Engineering
    Ewha Global Partnership Program (EGPP)Thai public science-math high school; self-taught Korean since13; debate/event organizing, Korean traditional instrument classes and Portuguese embassy course; no coding before admission.
    Mnasnan Seamorntham
    Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering
    MOE Taiwan Government ScholarshipMUIDS high-school Science–Math/Biomedical Science GPA 3.99/4; STEM extracurriculars
    Lanta Suwanlikit
    Bachelor’s in Global Business Course (Economics and Management)
    Japanese Government MEXT ScholarshipThai high-school GPA 3.98/4.00; Japanese-English curriculum and conversational-English study, alongside an online clothing business.
    Kanta Sudlapa
    Bachelor’s in Politics, Philosophy and Economics
    100% Vice-Chancellor’s International ScholarshipIB Diploma 40/45 at Regent’s International School; high-school GPA 3.93; three years hosting English-vocabulary songs on a national television network.
    Arjaree Ratanasangsathien
    Bachelor’s in Chemistry
    Belt and Road Scholarship (Thailand)KVIS GPA3.92/4.0; TiO2-Cu2O photocatalysis project, volunteering and student committee
    Aminta Permpoonwiwat
    Bachelor’s in Climate Studies and Public Policy
    Chancellor’s ScholarshipPatumwan Demonstration School, GPA 3.94; Thailand National Debate Team, UN youth-advisory work and a volunteering initiative reaching more than 1,000 students.
    Taya
    Bachelor’s in Business Management
    ASEAN Undergraduate ScholarshipSingapore GCE A Levels87.5/90 rank points; club presidency and student-council leadership

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    IELTS3/11IELTS 7.5 (Mnasnan Seamorntham); IELTS 8.0 (Trang Anh Siriphattrasophon); IELTS 8.5 (Aminta Permpoonwiwat)
    JLPT1/11N2 during degree (Lanta Suwanlikit)
    Language tests optional or not required1/11English-language test optional or not required (Lanta Suwanlikit)
    School English qualification accepted1/11School English qualification accepted (Kanta Sudlapa)
    TOEFL1/11TOEFL taken (Lanta Suwanlikit)
    TOPIK1/11TOPIK Level 5 (Nunnalin)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    Additional standardized tests not required1/11SAT optional or not required (Aminta Permpoonwiwat)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Bachelor’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Trang Anh SiriphattrasophonBachelor’sBegan Psychology Honours at Monash University after completing the Bachelor of Arts at the University of Melbourne .
    Mnasnan SeamornthamBachelor’s in Mechanical EngineeringBegan a career at ASML Taiwan after undergraduate graduation.
    Pidchayanin ChutipattanaBachelor’s in Business Information TechnologyLater completed a GKS-supported MSc in Business and Technology Management at KAIST.
    Watcharadet KaewmanBachelor’s in ChemistryCompleted an Organic Chemistry master’s at Prince of Songkhla University, then began doctoral study at the University of Nevada, Reno.

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Master’s

    Subject categoryRecipients
    Business and Economics2
    Agriculture and Environmental Studies1
    Engineering and Technology1
    ScholarshipRecipients
    ASU tuition waiver1
    Bank of Thailand scholarship1
    Chevening Scholarships1
    Fulbright Thai Graduate Scholarship Program1
    Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)1
    Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Sirada Kananurak (2024 scholarship; two academic years) — ThailandFulbright Thai Graduate Scholarship Program; ASU tuition waiverArizona State University; United StatesMaster’s
    Nutnicha Limboonngam (2023–2024 (estimated)) — ThailandManaaki New Zealand ScholarshipsUniversity of Auckland; New ZealandMaster’s in Disaster Management
    Suparit Suwanik — ThailandBank of Thailand scholarshipUniversity of Michigan-Ann Arbor; United StatesMaster’s in Applied Economics
    Pidchayanin Chutipattana — ThailandGlobal Korea ScholarshipKAIST; Korea; South KoreaMaster’s in Business and Technology Management
    Kulasinee Pipattanasookmongkol — ThailandChevening ScholarshipUniversity of East Anglia; United KingdomMaster’s

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Nutnicha Limboonngam
    Master’s in Disaster Management
    Manaaki New Zealand ScholarshipsIt is a fully funded scholarship that covers: Tuition fees, Return flight tickets, Cost of living (a weekly stipend to manage daily expenses, food, and accommodation), Visa fees, Medical check-up fees, English Language Test fee, Establishment allowance, Tutoring fees.
    Suparit Suwanik
    Master’s in Applied Economics
    Bank of Thailand scholarshipFully funded Applied Economics master’s
    Pidchayanin Chutipattana
    Master’s in Business and Technology Management
    Global Korea ScholarshipFull tuition, monthly living allowance, airfare, settlement allowance, health insurance and Korean-language training.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Nutnicha Limboonngam
    Master’s in Disaster Management
    Manaaki New Zealand ScholarshipsFirst, back in 2017, after completing the bachelor’s degree, Took a half-gap year to take a break from studying.; After returning from Indonesia, Worked in an Intergovernmental Organization focused on disaster preparedness. After a few years in the field, the recipient still enjoyed the work and wanted to advance the skills and knowledge. That’s why the recipient applied for the Manaaki Scholarship, which offers studies in disaster management.

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    IELTS2/5IELTS 8.5 (Sirada Kananurak); IELTS taken (Kulasinee Pipattanasookmongkol)
    TOEFL2/5111 (Sirada Kananurak); TOEFL taken (Pidchayanin Chutipattana)
    English score deferred at initial application1/5Not Required at Initial Scholarship Application; Required After Selection (Nutnicha Limboonngam)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    GRE/GMAT optional, waived or not required1/5GRE / GMAT exemption accepted (Pidchayanin Chutipattana)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Master’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Pidchayanin ChutipattanaMaster’s in Business and Technology ManagementAfter graduating in December 2025, Founded ELKXA, a cross-border consulting firm based in Seoul.

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Ph.D.

    Subject categoryRecipients
    Business and Economics1
    Natural Sciences and Mathematics1
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Fulbright Thai Graduate Scholarship1
    Thailand Government Funding1
    University of Nevada, Reno Dean’s Merit Scholarship1
    University of Nevada, Reno Graduate Assistantship1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Watcharadet Kaewman — ThailandThailand Government Funding; University of Nevada, Reno Graduate Assistantship; University of Nevada, Reno Dean’s Merit ScholarshipUniversity of Nevada, Reno; United StatesPh.D. in Chemistry
    Suparit Suwanik — ThailandFulbright Thai Graduate ScholarshipUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison; United StatesPh.D. in Consumer Behavior and Family Economics

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Watcharadet Kaewman
    Ph.D. in Chemistry
    Thailand Government Funding; University of Nevada, Reno Graduate Assistantship; University of Nevada, Reno Dean’s Merit ScholarshipThailand government support: approximately $66,500 per year in 2023–2028, covering full tuition and additional living support. Separately received a UNR graduate assistantship reported at $56,500 for 2023–2024 and a Dean’s Merit Scholarship at $10,000 for 2024–2025.
    Suparit Suwanik
    Ph.D. in Consumer Behavior and Family Economics
    Fulbright Thai Graduate ScholarshipFulbright Thai Graduate Scholarship Fulbright provided a living stipend; separate University of Wisconsin–Madison funding supported the Ph.D.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Watcharadet Kaewman
    Ph.D. in Chemistry
    Thailand Government Funding; University of Nevada, Reno Graduate Assistantship; University of Nevada, Reno Dean’s Merit ScholarshipBachelor’s Chemistry, equivalent GPA3.8/4.0 First Honors; two-year Organic Chemistry master’s completedMay2023
    Suparit Suwanik
    Ph.D. in Consumer Behavior and Family Economics
    Fulbright Thai Graduate ScholarshipFinance bachelor’s first-class, Chulalongkorn; MPA Thammasat; funded Applied Economics master’s Michigan–Ann Arbor under Bank of Thailand

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    TOEFL1/2TOEFL taken (Suparit Suwanik)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    GRE1/2GRE taken (Suparit Suwanik)
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