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“This program has helped me access and learn a lot of new things and skills in the field of environmental engineering and management. Working with world-ranking professors and professional staff of AIT gave me a chance and an opportunity to improve myself to become a skillful researcher. Life in an international educational environment like AIT with many new multinational friends has given me the most wonderful and memorable experiences that I will definitely share with all my friends and family back home”.

Mr. Nguyen Anh Vu (May 2021)
Vietnam
Environmental Engineering and Management (EEM)

"My two years’ journey in AIT has been really special and meaningful. Though very unfamiliar in the beginning, it gradually gave me a sense of belongingness. I am grateful to have come across supportive professors and experts under whom I have accumulated both classroom and field-based research experiences. I made friends and connections from different countries and cultures, some of who have grown to be no less than a family. The lush greenery, bicycle strolls during evenings, participating in cultural events, and the hustle-bustle of everyday routine is something I will definitely miss."

Ms. Anura Shrestha (May 2021)
Nepal
Regional and Rural Development Planning Academic Program (RRDP) now renamed development Planning Management and Innovation (DPMI)

"AIT has been a great and wonderful opportunity for me. Apart from exposure to the diverse, multicultural and beautiful green environment, the teaching and learning experience was top class. This is something very different from what I had in my past experience. The most enticing part for me was managing time and balancing both education and extra circular activities, happening at the same time. Being able to graduate in the Covid-19 situation is something I will always remember and be proud of because I was lucky to be in AIT where we are safe and well taken care of.
I would like to heartily thank all my friends, staff, and professors who made me feel at home despite being miles away from my home. Always proud to be AITIan "

Ms. Sadiksha Neupane Sharma (May 2021)
Nepal
Energy Academic Program now renamed Sustainable Energy Transition Academic Program (SE)

“My student life at AIT differs from that of many other students in that I found out that I was having a child as soon as I arrived. Many times I considered quitting, but my professors and well-wishers encouraged me to keep going. Finally, my journey has come to an end, and I now have a wonderful story to tell my daughter”.

Ms. Samina Alam (May 2021)
Bangladesh
Energy Academic Program now renamed Sustainable Energy Transition Academic Program (SE)

"It was a valuable learning experience here at AIT. I gained knowledge and skills about development and planning from theoretical lectures and practical sessions. I also made wonderful friends during these two years of my master's studies here."

Ms. Siwarat Pattanasri (May 2021)
Thailand
Regional and Rural Development Planning (RRDP)

“Being a part of AIT as a UEM student is a dream come true. AIT is my second home with a variety of cultures and love. I have discovered more about myself during the last 2 years at AIT. This has helped me be more conscious of nature and society. There is no substitute for the opportunity of being an AITian. If you want a community that is sustainable and productive, AIT is the best solution.“

Ms.Saw Theint Theint Htet (May 2021)
Myanmar
Urban Environmental Management (UEM)

“I feel proud to be a member of the AIT family, which is a multicultural educational institute. This institute provides hands-on training and opens student's eyes to explore more. I am happy to have learned from a group of extraordinary faculties of EEM. Alongside education, I was given the opportunity to present my skills through various extra curriculum activities. The natural beauty and eco-friendly campus lure us to come back again and again.”

Mohammad Atikul Islam (May 2021)
Bangladesh
Environmental Engineering and Management (EEM)

"AIT will always be an integral part of my life. I met new faces, made memories, and got my Master's degree which was a huge achievement. AIT played a vital role in enhancing my academic research skills. I worked as a student assistant in research projects, I represented my country by participating in cultural programs along with friends from diverse backgrounds and I also took part in sports activities.

Apart from those amazing and fulfilling experiences, in the two years of AIT life, I have grown as a person by dealing with different environments and people."

Ms. Marjan Akhter (May 2021)

Bangladesh

Development and Sustainability Academic Program (DS)

"Studying and living in AIT for 2 years is like visiting a myriad of places all at once. I experienced a collision of culture from across the globe through interaction with fellow students, professors, researchers, and staff. What I loved most was the opportunity to enjoy the mentorship of high-caliber faculty and advisors in terms of the breadth of knowledge and experience in their respective academic and research areas and the highly collaborative nature of the research opportunities. The green landscape and bicycle culture was definitely a plus!"

Ms. Angelica Corpuz (May 2021)
Philippines
Food Engineering and Bioprocess Technology (FEBT)

“Studying a master’s degree at AIT is one of the best journeys in my life that has made me grow in ways I never thought possible. I have learned and experienced so many new things here. AIT has always made me feel at home. I have made many new friends from different countries and cultures. Moreover, our faculty members are industry experts and professionals.
I would say that AIT is a place where you can learn to balance your academic work and social life as well.”

Ms. Racha Samermit (May 2020)
Thailand
Environmental Engineering and Management (EEM)