UWE Bristol Alumni in Thailand
Thailand is home to a growing community of UWE Bristol alumni whose experiences in the UK have helped shape their professional and personal development. From business and technology to design, education, and healthcare, graduates have taken the skills, perspectives, and confidence gained in Bristol and applied them across a wide range of industries. Their stories reflect the global outlook and practical mindset that define a UWE Bristol education.
Juthatip Sutthisith (Ice)
“I gravitated toward the International Management programme because I felt that the kind of knowledge and skills to be gained therein are what’s really important in the modern business world.”
Panida Petchai (Bim)
“After more research about UWE’s Event Management programme, I was sure it was the one for me. Places like Bristol offer opportunities to meet people who can help you learn new languages and discover other cultures.”
Savita Kraisomsri (Bam Bam)
MSc Digital Marketing, Sept. 2022
Recipient of Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship
“After trying my first presentations, I got valuable feedback on my performance from my teachers, all of which I completely agreed with, and I resolved to follow their suggestions and improve.”
Thanaphol Jindaapiraks (Jin)
“Holding an MSc International Management degree from UWE has helped me greatly. Candidates with such a degree on their resume are selected first from the pile by recruiters in Thailand.”
Thanathorn Ouipanich (Mo)
“Getting a job like this was possible in part to the great career services that UWE provides, which helped me learn about how to find work in the UK and increased my chances of doing so.”
Manatsawee Nampimai (Venus)
“The tutors, most of them, were very supportive because they know that we come from different backgrounds. They try to find a personalised solution to make you feel more comfortable in class.”
Supakant Wonglaemthong
“Make friends with international students; you can learn cultural differences from them and also build connections. In the future, who knows, maybe you can work with them.”
Chanokporn Chotwannawiwat
“Being an international student there is quite easy because a university city like Bristol helped me a lot. People are friendly; when I arrived at the airport in the UK, people were guiding me and offering help even before I asked.”