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The Challenger by TUBC organized between July 27 - 10 August, 2013 is a national business case competition. There are fifty one teams participating in this year competition. A BBA student team has successfully won the 2nd runner up award.
The team members are:
1. Ms. Nuanpan Pongsawang
2. Ms. Naphatsawan Kanchanamethakul
3. Ms. Nutthanun Kanjanapattana
4. Ms. Pissinee Borinayakanont
Written by: Itthaphorn Srisukvattananan, BBA#17
I had learnt so much within the few hours I had spent talking with Ron. He told me about his job and how he was able to travel the world, visit universities and exchange accounting knowledge with different professors. He explained to me that I had more options to explore than what I thought I had. For instance, I did not know that I could obtain the CPA license in Australia and a few states in the US. I initially thought that I could only pursue my accounting profession in Thailand due to the citizenship requirement. He inspired me to do what I like, whether it be accounting or not.
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Written by: Chompunuch Chachchaval, BBA#17
Certainly, it was a great opportunity to welcome Mr Ron Woolley, Accreditation Consultant, CPA Australia to our campus on October 17, 2015.
During the welcome lunch, my friend and I had a chance to have a conversation with Mr. Woolley in which he shared his valuable experience as an Accreditation Consultant on topics of career in Accounting profession and CPA knowledge. We were amazed to learn that we have opportunities to take CPA of other countries and that some CPAs such as CPA Australia have mutual recognition agreements with many other countries including Hong Kong, Singapore, and Canada which means the certificate provides us an opportunity to work in a broader region. Moreover, for CPA Australia and CPA Thailand, some subjects are transferable; thus, only additional subjects need to be taken to obtain other CPA for CPA Australia. Thus, the mobility of accounting career has been enhanced together with the integration of accounting standards. We also learnt from him about career in accounting profession in which he advised us that experience in auditing firm and CPA qualification will provide a great start for any future career one wants to proceed further. He mentioned that talents with accounting knowledge will still be in demand despite the advancement of information processing technology and that in reality, accounting career is more dynamic and challenging than what students usually experience in class. Overall, we learnt insightful information from this discussion and we believe this would be beneficial for us to make decisions about our career paths in the near future.
Written by: Napat Tanawarotai, President, BBA Case Club
Another successful year for the 5th BBA Internal Case Competition hosted for the 2nd year students. With a total of 16 teams competing for the winning title, a big congratulations to Exuberance as the winner of this year competition.
1st place is ExuberanceThe team consists of
1. Jenisda Niyomrat
2. Vorapong Karatkul
3. Jenny Mok
4. Kamolpan Areevijit
3. Jenny Mok
4. Kamolpan Areevijit
in which the 4 of them had shown a remarkable performance.
Again a big congratulations and thankyou to all participants, we hope you have a valuable experience from this competition.
1st place is Exuberance
1st Runner-Up is The Credit Crunchers
2nd Runner-Up is Minimlism
2nd Runner-Up is Minimlism
Written by: Klittima Vatcharobol, BBA#16
BBA Rural Project is similar to a community service camp. Our objectives are to give something back to the society as well as to widen our perspectives about the standard of living of those in the suburbs. This project is a good opportunity for BBA students, who are born with all comforts, to open up their mind about the true happiness that lies within a simple smile.
The 7th BBA Rural Project took place during 12-18 December 2013 at Baan Sum-Pu School in Lum-sak District, Petchaboon Province. There are four sub-activities which were construction, education, welfare and community relations. All participants will be rotated each day to perform the task of each activity. This year our construction mission was to build an auditorium for the school. Each day participants will be working on mixing the cement, building the walls, and white-washing them. It was really a tough work.
Through the hardships, step by step, we learn lessons that will change us forever. Sometimes we tried too hard to find that one moment in life that we forgot that it was just right beside us from the very beginning. Within 8 days, we brought back experiences, friendships, memories, and new perspectives that will last for a lifetime.
“True happiness happens when a smile is returned by another smile.” BBA Rural Project #7
