Core Values of Mahidol University
M – Mastery
A – Altruism
H – Harmony
I – Integrity
D – Determination
O – Originality
L – Leadership
keyword | Description |
Transdisciplinary | Science/Engineering and Liberal Art Science = Natural science Engineering = Engineering and Technology Liberal Art = Social science, Liberal art and Humanities |
Well-being | Environmental well-being Social well-being Intellectual well-being Occupational well-being |
Global Issue | Climate Change Natural Resource Shortage Biodiversity loss Adverse outcomes of AI Technology Societal Polarization Pollution |
Sustainability | Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Resilience |
Core Values of Mahidol University
M – Mastery
A – Altruism
H – Harmony
I – Integrity
D – Determination
O – Originality
L – Leadership
Core Values of Kanchanaburi Campus
K – Kindness
A – Adaptability
Excellent Culture of Kanchanaburi Campus
Agility
Continuous learning
Sense of belonging
Sharing
S: Strength | W: Weak |
S1 Reputation of Mahidol University
S2 The Academic staff possesses a diverse range of expertise that enables them to effectively engage in transdisciplinary work. S3 Staff demonstrate a strong adaptability in resilience situations that aligns with the organization’s values. S4 There are appropriate environments that serve as learning resources for missions in education, research, and academic services. (Area Based) S5 There are many advanced and modern scientific instruments that support operations in all missions. S6 Facilities are efficiently employed to enhance operations across all mission. S7 There are good collaboration networks both inside and outside Mahidol University. |
W1 The Rising turnover rate is a concerning trend that directly results from diminishing employee engagement within the organization.
W2 The Current number of support staff is inadequate to fulfill the research and academic service missions. W3 The Facility management system is not adequately serving the needs of work and living environments. W4 There are a few graduate programs. W5 Internal communication is not effective. W6 The options for generating revenue on campus are still restricted. |
O: Opportunity | T: Threat |
O1 There are numerous opportunities to expand the collaboration network with both national and international public and private sectors.
O2 The M81 motorway makes getting to the campus quicker and more convenient. O3 Advanced digital technology promotes varied learning experiences. (Anywhere Anytime) O4 There are local customers engaged in both the agriculture and industrial sectors. O5 Prominent future trends are set to emphasize the importance of health and environmental stewardship. O6 The Needs of future learners are shifting towards a focus on lifelong learning. |
T1 The Declining population and increasing competition in education have caused a drop in incoming students.
T2 The Campus is situated far from the urban community. T3 Air pollution and natural disasters threaten the health of staff and students. T4 Government budget support is expected to decline. T5 Future changes arise in diverse situations, fostering resilience. |
Strategic Goals: Promote transdisciplinary approaches in teaching, research, and academic services to foster well-being and resilience.
Strategic Initiatives:
Strategic Goals: Establish financial strength and budgetary stability for resilience and sustainable management.
Strategic Initiatives:
Strategic Goals: Strengthening the capacity to serve as a national and international academic collaboration hub.
Strategic Initiatives:
Strategic Goals: Infrastructure management for well-being and lifelong learning
Strategic Initiatives:
1. Ecosystem management to efficiently support all missions under standard guidelines towards the SMART for Innovative and Sustainable Campus.
Strategic Goals: Enhance the capabilities of human resources within the organization to meet future challenges.
Strategic Initiatives:
Balance Scorecard (BSC) |
Strategic Issues Strategic Goals |
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Sustainability Aspect |
Strategic 1 Leader in Transdisciplinary AcademicsStrategic Goals: Promote transdisciplinary approaches in teaching, research, and academic services to foster well-being and resilience. |
Strategic 2 Financial Sustainability and ResilienceStrategic Goals: Establish financial strength and budgetary stability for resilience and sustainable management. |
Customer Aspect |
Strategic 3 Strengthen SynergiesStrategic Goals: Strengthening the capacity to serve as a national and international academic collaboration hub. |
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Internal Process Aspect |
Strategic 4 Adaptive Technology and Management for Well-beingStrategic Goals: Infrastructure management for well-being and lifelong learning |
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Learning and Growth Aspect |
Strategic 5 Transformation for Holistic HR ApproachStrategic Goals: Enhance the capabilities of human resources within the organization to meet future challenges. |