Brief History of the Faculty
Brief History of the Faculty
01
1994
The proposal to establish the Faculty of Information Technology was approved by King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang on July 12, 1994.
1996
It was officially established as a government agency on February 27, 1996. The faculty developed the first master's degree program, Master of Science in Information Technology, with two specializations: Information Management and Information Science, offered since the second semester of 1995.
02
1996
It was officially established as a government agency on February 27, 1996. The faculty developed the first master's degree program, Master of Science in Information Technology, with two specializations: Information Management and Information Science, offered since the second semester of 1995.
03
2002
The Faculty of Information Technology developed a Bachelor of Science program in Information Technology to produce graduates with strong academic and ethical foundations to serve society and to prepare graduates for further studies at the master's level. The first student intake was in the academic year 2003.
2004
The Faculty developed a doctoral program, Doctor of Philosophy in Information Technology, with its first intake in the academic year 2004.
04
2004
The Faculty developed a doctoral program, Doctor of Philosophy in Information Technology, with its first intake in the academic year 2004.
05
2008
The master's degree curriculum was revised to include two specializations: Information System Technologies (IST) and Information Technology and Management (ITM).
2009
The Master of Science degree program in Information Technology was divided into two specializations: Information System Technologies (IST) and Information Technology and Management (ITM).
06
2009
The Master of Science degree program in Information Technology was divided into two specializations: Information System Technologies (IST) and Information Technology and Management (ITM).
07
2011
The bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs were revised to comply with the National Higher Education Qualification Framework (TQF). The Master's program (Master of Science) was divided into four specializations: 1. Information Science (IS) 2. Information System Technologies (IST) 3. Network and Systems Technology (NST) 4. Information Technology and Management (ITM)
Core Values
IT@WORKS
Faculty personnel, students, and graduates are capable of working effectively and professionally in information technology.
Identity
Cutting-edge Innovation
The faculty focuses on using technology and innovation to support effective teaching and learning and leads in research and development of technology and innovation.
Characteristics
Graduates Ready to Work (IT Prompt)
Graduates possess knowledge and skills ready for employment that align with their field and specialized expertise according to their curriculum.