Chawin Chantharasenawong

Chawin
Chantharasenawong

曾繁鋒

Role

Vice President for Internationalisation, KMUTT · Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering

In brief

Leading internationalisation at King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi. Trained at Imperial College London — bridging engineering education, wind energy research, and the leadership of Thai higher education in global partnerships.

Portrait of Chawin Chantharasenawong

Current
roles

Vice President for Internationalisation

King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi
2023 – PRESENT

Leads KMUTT’s strategy and partnerships across global academic networks.

Deputy Chair, International Mission Committee

Council of University Presidents of Thailand
2025 – 2026 TERM

Helps coordinate internationalisation strategy across Thailand’s universities.

Board of Trustees

Concordian International School, Bangkok
SINCE 2015 · CHAIR 2018 – 2023

Long-horizon stewardship of an IB World School offering trilingual education.

Deputy Manager, International Affairs Committee

Princess Maha Chakri Award Foundation
2018 – PRESENT

International outreach for the award honouring teachers across ASEAN, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Mongolia.

Recent
speaking

Jun 2026 · Tokyo
Taisho University · PAEE/ALE 2026 keynoteEngineering Education with Purpose
Feb 2026 · Hong Kong
APAIE 2026Green, Digital, Blue: Building European–Asian Research Networks That Matter
May 2025 · Leuven
KU LeuvenSmart Connections: Advancing higher education partnerships
May 2025 · Brussels
DAAD Branch OfficeHigher Education in Focus: ASEAN University Support for Conflict-Affected Students from Myanmar
See all speaking →

The Lab

lab.drchawin.com

My working sandbox for exploring what agentic AI can actually do — a small team of AI agents that research, draft, schedule, and publish real work.

Some experiments graduate into daily tools; others exist to teach me something. Either way, the question is the one I ask about universities: how does an institution — even one made of software — learn?

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Photo­graphy

One frame, drawn at random from years of carrying a camera through airports, mountains, and committee-free weekends — the only colour on this page earns its place. See the gallery →

Aerial view of swimmers over a turquoise reef, Myanmar
Mergui Archipelago, Myanmar