(21/03/2013)
On 18 March 2013, the Advisor to the Minister of Education, Mr. Phavich Thongrot, as the chairperson of the board to solve problems at I-San University (ISU), reported that he had already forwarded an open letter from Mr. Sumon Sakolchai, an auditor of ISU, concerning a request for consideration of revoking the license of university establishment on special conditions. The aim of the request is to allow ISU to help its students and approve degrees of the graduates. At present, the open letter is being considered by the Minister of Education, Mr. Phongthep Thepkanjana.
Mr. Phavich said that he personally saw no way out for ISU, but what Mr. Sumon proposed was another solution because Mr. Sumon would like to solve the problem by allowing ISU to approve degrees itself once it has become a legal entity. However, another question that will be raised is whether or not the document issued by ISU can be used as a degree. At present, no one can answer this, especially public universities which may not want to accept ISU students who would like to further their studies.
"I think students would prefer to have a degree rather than a document certifying that they have completed their studies because they can use the degree to apply for a job or put in a request for professional promotion. Exceptions are made for job applications at private companies," said Mr. Phavich.
It has been reported that, on 19 March 2013, around 300-500 ISU students will come to meet Mr. Phongthep at the Ministry of Education to see whether or not he can keep his word to help them after ISU was closed.
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