College of Veterinary Medicine Signs Letter of Intent with Mahasarakham University's Faculty of Veterinary Sciences

On November 2, the signing ceremony for a letter of intent for cooperation between the College of Veterinary Medicine and the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences, Mahasarakham University, Thailand, took place in Room A506, Phase II of the Science and Technology Park. Dr. Tarid Purisotayo, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences, Mahasarakham University, Professor Shun Chen, Dean of the college,and faculty representatives attended the ceremony.

At the event, Shun Chen outlined the college’s academic development, educational Programs and research platforms. She noted that Sichuan boasts abundant wildlife resources and holds unique research strengths in animal disease prevention and wildlife conservation. She expressed hope that the agreement would strengthen academic exchanges in veterinary medicine between China and Thailand  and broaden international development pathways for faculty and students. Tarid Purisotayo presented his faculty’s educational strengths and veterinary training landscape, and expressed anticipation for practical collaboration covering student exchanges, joint research and clinical workshops.

Shun Chen and Tarid Purisotayo then signed the Letter of Intent for Cooperation on behalf of their respective institutions. Under the document, the two sides will cooperate on faculty and student exchanges, academic seminars, joint animal disease research and clinical technical exchange.

This signing represents a key milestone in the college’s Internationalization drive. Leveraging the Belt and Road cooperation framework, the two faculties will advance educational exchange and technical sharing, support regional animal health efforts, and create an international platform for student learning and hands-on practice.