The shift to autonomy, which is basically get rid of the direct management of the state, will help schools more flexible and proactive in deciding local issues such as hiring or lay off employees, as well as the introduction of courses in the program. Meanwhile, Thailand's education will have the opportunity to acquire new ones and can work alongside the education advanced in the world. Rector of the University of Chiang Mai, Mr. Pongsak Angkasith, is confident that once turned to autonomy, he will likely field more competitive by then working style bureaucracy will not have a place in strategic development of the school. This is a way to improve the status of education in Thailand, especially at the university level, in the international arena.
however, worry that students, along with the professional autonomy and management , public universities will no longer receive government subsidies as before. That will probably increase tuition and poor students are no longer learning opportunities. At that time, the equity in education will be affected.
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