Education · 2018–2023

Assumption University of Thailand

Five years in an English-medium, international learning environment—combining Business English, management thinking and daily cross-cultural collaboration.

Academic foundation

Business, language and a global point of view

At the Theodore Maria School of Arts, I studied Business English with a minor in International Business Management. The program connected professional language with business applications, presentation, research and cross-cultural communication—skills I now use to translate user needs into operational priorities.

Students at Assumption University of Thailand campus

Why AU matters

Assumption University brings language education and business thinking into the same international environment. The School of Arts describes its approach through professional language, business integration, cross-cultural relevance and global leadership; its Business English tradition dates to 1986.

What it built in me

  • Professional English for business and international collaboration
  • Confidence working with people from different cultural backgrounds
  • A strategic view of operations, management and global markets
  • Independent thinking, ownership and responsible leadership

Degree

Bachelor's Degree in Business English

Minor

International Business Management

School

Theodore Maria School of Arts

Selected academic focus

  • Business communication, translation and professional English
  • Presentation, research and persuasive business writing
  • Management principles and international business thinking
  • Cross-cultural teamwork and structured problem-solving

Selected university experiences

From enrolling in 2018 to graduating in 2023, studying and living in Thailand made independence, adaptability and multicultural teamwork part of everyday life. The strongest example was X-Culture: a two-month global virtual collaboration that turned classroom learning into a business plan for a multinational company.

Institutional and program context is based on official information from Assumption University and the Theodore Maria School of Arts.