The Development of Potential in Educational Economics of Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi
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The distribution of educational opportunities at the higher education level in Thailand is still required for the county’s development. This research aimed to study the development of potential in educational economics of Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi and to propose the establishment project of Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi Prachinburi Campus. This study used qualitative research methods and collected primary data from the group interviewed of the interested parties at the provincial level. Then, collecting the secondary data from the research information and the reports from each unit, they found that the existing potential of Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi will be able to support and encourage including the development according to the requirements of each sections that the interested parties from both the government sector and the private sector required. Which may operate in the form of a Center of Excellence (CEO) establishment or Education Center or a Specialization Development Center by using the abilities and skills of each faculty. However, the establishment of Prachinburi Campus will provide a comprehensive response of local which Prachinburi Campus will also be one of the mechanisms in the development of potential manpower, encourage revenue increase, and at the same time, be in line with the strategic development at the provincial level, regional level, and national level very well.
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