Bangkok as the classroom.
For Indian college groups and corporate teams alike: a structured visit that mixes campus sessions with industry exposure. These are also, in practice, how many collaborations begin — a group visits, the academics meet, and a partnership follows.
Campus visit
A one or two day visit for a student or faculty group: campus tour, sessions with Assumption faculty, and a briefing on programmes and collaboration routes. The lightest way to see whether a partnership is worth pursuing.
Industrial tour
Company and facility visits around Bangkok and the Eastern Seaboard, framed by classroom sessions so students arrive with questions and leave with analysis rather than photographs.
Student immersion
Five to ten days combining taught modules, group project work with Assumption students, and industry exposure. Ends with a certificate of participation.
What a five-day immersion can look like.
A sample shape, not a fixed itinerary — every visit is built around what the group is studying.
- Day one
Arrival and orientation
Campus tour, welcome session, and an introduction to Thailand's economy and business environment.
- Day two
Taught module
A faculty-led block in the group's own discipline, with an Assumption student cohort joining for the group work.
- Day three
Industry visits
Two company or facility visits, with a structured debrief the same afternoon.
- Day four
Project work
Mixed Indian and Assumption teams work a case drawn from the visits, with faculty supervision.
- Day five
Presentations and certificates
Team presentations to faculty and, where possible, a visiting practitioner. Certificates of participation and a closing session.