“A school forging global connections” a student might muse, passing by Saint Louis College in Bangkok. Now, Saint Louis Suksa School might not be as old as some other landmarks in this vibrant city, but its story is no less fascinating. Established in 1985, this esteemed institution actually began as a nursing college. Its mission? To elevate nursing education and contribute to Thailand’s academic landscape through teaching, research, and community service. Saint Louis Suksa School was a pioneer in more ways than one. It earned the distinction of being the first in Thailand, and remarkably, the first nursing college worldwide, to receive the prestigious ISO 9002 accreditation for its commitment to international quality standards. Today, Saint Louis Suksa School has expanded its offerings beyond nursing. It now provides degree programs in Psychology and Physical Therapy, reflecting a broader commitment to healthcare education. And its dedication to international collaboration shines through recent partnerships, including a significant Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Saint Joseph in Macao. This collaboration aims to further bolster healthcare education and research, particularly in the field of Psychology.
Garuda Museum
Behold the Garuda, a four-meter sculpture spreading its wings. This is the entrance to Southeast Asia’s one and only Garuda