1.4.3 Programmes for services access
Enhancing Access to Services through Integrated Digital Platforms
SWU is committed to providing seamless and efficient access to essential services for its students, faculty, and staff. Through its SWU Services Access Programme, the university leverages integrated digital platforms and robust identity management to streamline interactions and empower its community.
At the core of this programme is the Single Sign-On (SSO) system, accessible via https://sso.op.swu.ac.th/ . This centralized authentication gateway serves as a vital component, allowing users to securely access a wide array of university applications and resources with just one set of credentials. This not only enhances user convenience by eliminating the need to remember multiple usernames and passwords but also strengthens overall data security.
The SWU Services Access Programme ensures that:
Students can effortlessly access their academic records, course registration systems, e-learning platforms, library resources, and other student-centric applications.
Faculty and Staff gain efficient entry to administrative systems, research databases, internal communication tools, HR portals, and institutional dashboards.
Security and Privacy are prioritized through secure login protocols and centralized management of user identities.
Efficiency and Convenience are significantly improved, reducing administrative overhead and maximizing productivity for all users.
By continually developing and integrating services through its unified digital ecosystem, SWU demonstrates its dedication to fostering a modern, connected, and user-friendly academic environment. This programme is a testament to SWU's ongoing efforts to leverage technology for better service delivery and an enriched university experience.
SWU's Integrated Community Development in Ayutthaya
Srinakharinwirot University's Social Engagement Division, in collaboration with the Office of Educational Media and Technology, held a community image development activity in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province from October 16-17, 2025.
The event, themed "Management and Image Enhancement for Promoting, Developing, and Publicizing Local Community Work," aimed to create promotional media, strengthen the community's image (e.g., local products, community-based tourism), and foster collaboration. Discussions were held on integrating future activities with various faculties, with Asst. Prof. Dr. Phattarawit Rakthong providing guidance.
Held in Ban Chang and Pho Sao Han sub-districts, Uthai District, the objectives included producing media to raise public awareness of the university’s area-based development initiatives.
Faculty and staff from the Institute of Intellectual and Research Strategy also participated, observing "Algae cultivation learning model," attending a lecture on "Utilizing Black Soldier Fly (BSF) products," and practicing "Producing Plai oil mixed with black chicken bone." This reflects SWU's commitment to community engagement and fostering sustainable local development through integrated knowledge and innovation.
SWU Economics Faculty and Social Engagement Boost Ayutthaya Communities with Household Accounting Training
On October 14, 2025, Srinakharinwirot University's (SWU) Faculty of Economics and Social Engagement Division collaborated with three communities in Uthai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya (Ban Chang, Pho Sao Han, and Nong Mai Sung sub-districts).
They conducted an intensive workshop at the Ban Chang Subdistrict Administrative Organization, focusing on "Data Recording and Management for Household and Community Enterprise Accounting."
The training aimed to equip community members and community enterprises with systematic and accurate methods for recording income and expenses. This skill is crucial for:
Financial Clarity: Understanding where money comes from and goes.
Improved Planning: Better managing spending and saving.
Sustainable Growth: Developing community enterprises for long-term viability and accountability.
SWU commends the communities' dedication, believing these newly acquired skills will significantly uplift their quality of life and economic strength.
