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About us.

The Annual Student Research Conference (ASRC) is an academic conference hosted by the Chulabhorn International College of Medicine (CICM), Thammasat University, dedicated to fostering research, scientific inquiry, and academic collaboration among medical students.

About ASRC.

ASRC provides a platform for aspiring physician-researchers to present their work through oral and poster presentations, exchange ideas, and engage in meaningful scientific discussions. By bringing together students from CICM and other medical schools, the conference aims to encourage interdisciplinary learning, promote the sharing of knowledge, and strengthen the research community among future healthcare professionals.

We believe that research is an essential part of medical advancement. By empowering medical students to explore questions, challenge existing knowledge, and communicate their findings, ASRC seeks to cultivate curiosity, critical thinking, and a commitment to evidence-based medicine.

Through the exchange of ideas and the presentation of student-led research, ASRC aspires to inspire the next generation of medical professionals to contribute to scientific discovery and the advancement of healthcare.

About CICM and Thammasat University.

The University Council at the 8th Annual Meeting held on August 20, 2012 established the International College of Medicine. It was developed with the purpose of educating advanced professionals in the fields of medical science and research while playing a key role in Thailand’s art and cultural evolution with the integration of English as its primary language of education.

The College of Medicine was delegated as a prominent faculty amongst its fellow institutions within Thammasat University. The college is managed independently under the provisions within Thammasat University’s regulatory council including its accreditation status as a collegiate institution.

The College was granted the name of Chulabhorn Medical University (Chulabhorn International College of Medicine) by Her Royal Highness Princess Chulabhorn in the royal books dated May 8, 2013.

Our mission.

To provide an inclusive academic platform that empowers medical students to share their research, develop their scientific communication skills, and engage in meaningful academic exchange.

Our vision.

To cultivate a collaborative and research-driven community of future healthcare professionals who contribute to medical knowledge, innovation, and improved health outcomes.

Who can participate.

ASRC welcomes eligible medical students from CICM, Thammasat University, and other medical schools to share their research through oral and poster presentations. The conference encourages students to connect with fellow researchers, gain valuable academic experience, and become active contributors to the advancement of medical science.