In September and November 2025, lecturers from the Department of Management completed a series of teaching visits to leading universities in Thailand as part of the international MASUDEM project. This initiative aims to strengthen sustainable development and expand educational cooperation across countries.
DSc. Nataliia Tkalenko conducted a lecture series at ICO NIDA in Bangkok focusing on ESG investment, sustainability reporting, and the application of international standards.
DSc. Nataliia Versal delivered a series of lectures on ESG Investment and Reporting at Naresuan University in Phitsanulok.
PhD. Yuliia Prus presented a course on Environmental Economics and Policy at ICO NIDA, highlighting economic mechanisms of environmental responsibility and strategies for sustainable development.
The lecturers emphasized that students and faculty at Thai universities demonstrated a high level of motivation, curiosity, and engagement. Thoughtful discussions on sustainability challenges across different countries proved especially valuable. The exchange of perspectives significantly enriched the learning process and strengthened international collaboration.
These academic visits were not only about teaching, they also opened opportunities to connect with colleagues, explore new contexts, and contribute to a shared understanding of responsible and sustainable development.
The MASUDEM project continues to foster joint educational and research initiatives and enhance cooperation between Mendel University and partner institutions across Southeast Asia.
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