Signing Ceremony of the Letter of Intent between University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce and University of Miskolc, Hungary to Expand International Academic Collaboration
Student news by utccweben — 12/02/2026
The Letter of Intent was signed by Assoc, Prof. Dr. Thanavath Phonvichai, president of the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce, and Prof. Dr. Helga Kovacs, Vice-Rector of the University of Miskolc. The ceremony was witnessed by senior executives and representatives from both institutions, reflecting their shared commitment to advancing graduate-level education in alignment with international academic standards.
The signing of this Letter of Intent marks an important first step toward in-depth academic cooperation in the establishment of the Double Degree Programme: MBA. The programme aims to provide students with the opportunity to earn degrees from both institutions, enhancing their knowledge of business administration within an international context while developing strategic thinking skills and a global business perspective.

Later that afternoon, senior representatives from the University of Miskolc, led by Prof. Dr. Helga Kovacs, Vice-Rector, held a meeting with senior representatives from the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce, led by Associate Professor Dr. Thanavath Phonvichai, president, together with Associate Professor Dr. Sauwanee Thairungroj, Consultant in the University Council of Thai Chamber of Commerce. The meeting addressed the implementation plan and operational framework of the Double Degree Programme: MBA in accordance with the newly signed Letter of Intent.
The discussion emphasized preparation for curriculum development, programme structure, collaborative academic operations, and future programme management to ensure high-quality education and compliance with the academic standards of both institutions.
This collaboration between the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce and the University of Miskolc represents a significant milestone in advancing international graduate education. It underscores the strong commitment of both institutions to expanding educational opportunities, enhancing student potential, and fostering sustainable academic partnerships at the global level.