Enverga University invites Criminology students to join the Forensic Science and Disaster Management: International Student Mobility Program at Huachiew Chalermprakiet University in Thailand from Oct. 12 to Nov. 12, 2026.
Take your learning beyond borders through EU-FLIGHT—Enverga University’s Framework for Leading Innovations in Global Harmonization and Transition.
This one-month international mobility program will give participants meaningful academic, professional and cross-cultural learning experiences. Students will expand their knowledge of forensic science and disaster management while gaining exposure to international learning environments, practices and perspectives.
Through academic engagement and cultural immersion, participants will strengthen their global competence, adaptability, communication skills and professional readiness. They will also have opportunities to build connections, exchange ideas and experience Thailand’s rich culture and community.
Program Details
Program: Forensic Science and Disaster Management: International Student Mobility Program
Host University: Huachiew Chalermprakiet University
Destination: Thailand
Dates: Oct. 12-Nov. 12, 2026
Duration: One month
Participants: Enverga University Criminology students
Why Join?
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Gain international academic exposure in forensic science and disaster management
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Develop practical knowledge and professional competencies
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Experience learning in a multicultural environment
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Strengthen communication, adaptability and intercultural skills
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Build meaningful connections with international students and educators
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Explore Thailand’s culture, traditions and community
Global Learning Through EU-FLIGHT
EU-FLIGHT creates opportunities for Envergans to engage in international education, cultural exchange and institutional collaboration.
The initiative supports Enverga University’s commitment to excellence, transformative learning and global competitiveness by preparing students to become adaptable, responsible and globally minded professionals.
The program also contributes to SDG 4: Quality Education by providing relevant international learning opportunities and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals by strengthening academic cooperation and cross-border collaboration.
How to Inquire
Interested students may visit the Dean’s Office of the College of Criminal Justice and Criminology for program details and application guidance.
Students may also contact the Office of the Special Internationalization Projects through:
📧 office.internationalization@mseuf.edu.ph
