Governance & Digitalization
Ethics, Integrity & Governance
Promoting good governance, anti-corruption measures, and a culture of integrity across KMUTT.
Action Plan
2023–2027
Anti-Corruption Action Plan for integrity and transparency
No Gift Policy
FY 2026
Strict prohibition on gifts from external parties
MOD Link
7,421 / 176
Students engaged / actionable suggestions collected
Anti-Corruption and Integrity System
King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) promotes organizational operations driven by good governance and reinforces a culture of integrity, ethics, and moral values in the workplace.
- Anti-Corruption Action Plan The university has implemented concrete measures through the KMUTT Anti-Corruption Action Plan for Enhancing Integrity and Transparency (2023–2027). This plan is meticulously aligned with the University’s Code of Conduct, the Third National Anti-Corruption Strategy (2017–2021), and the 20-Year Long-Term Development Plan (2017–2036).
- No Gift Policy (Fiscal Year 2026) By virtue of Section 27 of the KMUTT Act B.E. 2541 (1998), the university strictly mandates that executives and personnel refrain from accepting all types of gifts and tokens from external parties while performing their duties. This initiative prevents actions that may influence professional judgment, create conflicts of interest, or lead to discrimination, directly supporting the National Reformation Plan.
- Integrity and Transparency Assessment (ITA) To raise awareness and encourage greater participation, KMUTT actively conducts knowledge seminars. For instance, an online seminar titled “What is ITA? How does it concern us?” was organized on May 27, 2025, for over 140 personnel from the Office of the President, guiding them through the Internal Integrity and Transparency Assessment (IIT).
Whistleblowing and Complaint System
KMUTT prioritizes educational development alongside a learning-friendly, accessible system that meets the needs of students, faculty, and staff.
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Complaint and Feedback Center
Operating under the ITA Framework 2023, the university provides an online Complaint/Feedback Center supported by a clear procedural flowchart. The objectives are to:
- Establish clear procedures and operational guidelines.
- Provide responsible personnel with a practical framework for handling complaints accurately.
- Ensure complainants are informed of the submission procedures and processes.
- Enhance the efficiency of the complaint management system for continuous organizational improvement.
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MOD Link Application
Serving as the central digital gateway, the MOD Link app empowers the campus community with comprehensive features, including:
- My Passport: View GPA/GPAX and check activity hours/obligations.
- My Profile & Student Card: E-Student Card for quick identity verification.
- My Schedule: Real-time notifications for upcoming classes and holiday calendars.
- KMUTT Community: A platform to exchange opinions and follow news from interested agencies.
- KMUTT Directory & Download Document: Immediate access to department contacts and essential educational documents.
- Student Engagement: Through this platform, 7,421 students participated in discussions, resulting in 176 actionable suggestions (168 physical and 8 other suggestions) for sustainable university development.
Written Code of Ethics and Declaration of Intent
- Comprehensive Ethical Standards KMUTT has established a comprehensive Code of Ethics and Code of Conduct in accordance with the Higher Education Act B.E. 2562 (2019) and the Ethical Standards Act B.E. 2562 (2019). This Code ensures that university leaders, academic staff, administrative staff, and students conduct themselves as exemplary role models, remain mindful of their duties, and uphold the institution’s dignity.
- KMUTT Ethics Day 2026 To actively promote these values, the university organized “KMUTT Ethics Day 2026” under the theme “Ethics Begins with Us,” which included an Ethics Talk on good governance by anti-corruption expert Mr. Tossaporn Rattanamasthip. A key highlight was the Declaration of Commitment ceremony where the President presented declarations to executives, and Prof. Emeritus Dr. Rachata Rachatanawin awarded certificates to six units demonstrating outstanding Integrity and Transparency Assessment (ITA) performance.
- Declaration of Intent The official Declaration of Intent, “KMUTT Driven Toward an Efficient and Sustainable Governance Organization,” reaffirms the university’s commitment to prioritizing public interest, adhering strictly to the “No Gift Policy,” and cultivating a resilient corporate culture free from corruption and conflicts of interest.
