In 2023, Bansomdejchaopraya Rajabhat University (BSRU) demonstrated its commitment to SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being by producing 262 graduates in health-related professions across 10 different fields of study. These graduates represent 8.09% of the total 3,240 students who completed their studies that year. The university’s Faculty of Education and Faculty of Science and Technology contributed significantly to this achievement, offering programs such as Psychology and Guidance, Physical Education, Thai Traditional Medicine, and Public Health. These graduates are equipped with the knowledge and skills to promote physical and mental health, contributing to improving healthcare outcomes both locally and nationally.
(PDF) AAR file of number of graduates from health professions
BSRU’s focus on diverse health-related fields reflects its strategy to address various aspects of healthcare, including mental health, traditional medicine, public health, and occupational health and safety. For example, the Public Health program (B.P.H.) produced 42 graduates, while the Bachelor of Thai Traditional Medicine (B.TM.) had 27 graduates, highlighting the university’s role in promoting holistic health approaches. Furthermore, at the graduate level, BSRU awarded degrees in Thai Traditional Pharmacy and Counseling Psychology, underscoring the university’s commitment to advancing healthcare knowledge and practices. Through these programs, BSRU is fostering a generation of professionals who will play a key role in ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all, in alignment with SDG 3.
