Faculty of Political Science and Law at Burapha University is spearheading a vital global dialogue. The prestigious institution is hosting the 3rd International Exchange Program on Social and Cultural Management, held concurrently with the 3rd International Academic Seminar, drawing leading academic minds from across the Asian continent.


CHONBURI, Thailand — In an era where institutional transparency and public trust are continually tested, the Faculty of Political Science and Law at Burapha University is spearheading a vital global dialogue. The prestigious institution is hosting the 3rd International Exchange Program on Social and Cultural Management, held concurrently with the 3rd International Academic Seminar, drawing leading academic minds from across the Asian continent. Scheduled for Tuesday, July 15, 2025, the landmark event is anchored by a highly relevant and timely theme: "Communication Sustainability: Navigating Public Trust and Administration Reform." As governments and public institutions worldwide grapple with the rapid spread of misinformation and shifting societal expectations, the seminar aims to explore innovative strategies to foster sustainable communication and enact meaningful administrative reforms. Underscoring the event's global significance, Burapha University has convened a distinguished, multinational panel of experts to lead the discourse. The seminar promises a rich cross-cultural exchange of ideas, featuring the following prominent academics from Thailand, Indonesia, India, and Malaysia: 1. Dr. Poppy Febriana – Universitas Muhammadiyah Sidoarjo, Indonesia 2. Dr. Kirti Dang Longani – Akemi Education Society's AKEMI BUSINESS SCHOOL, India 3. Dr. Preeti Sharma – Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Management and Entrepreneur Development, India 4. Dr. Raqib Sofian – Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia 5. Kenneth Lee Tze Wui – Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia 6. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pongsatean Luengalongkot – Burapha University, Thailand (Offering the host nation's perspective) The seminar taken place at Room 402 (Assoc. Prof. Chana Pranomsri), located within the Faculty of Political Science and Law Building 1 on the Burapha University campus. Beyond the formal academic presentations, the dual-program event serves as a premier platform for international networking. Organizers note that the event reinforces Burapha University's ongoing commitment to advancing socio-cultural management and promoting cross-border academic collaboration. By bringing together diverse regional perspectives on governance, the seminar is poised to generate actionable insights into how institutions can rebuild, navigate, and sustain public trust in today's increasingly complex administrative landscape.