Setting and Infrastructure (SI)

              King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, is an institute following the King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Thonburi, and King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology North Bangkok Act of 1985. As a legal entity, it is classified as a university affairs office, with the goals of studying, analyzing, enriching, and providing services in technology, science, and technical education, including maintaining the art and culture of the country. In the 8th of March, 2008, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang changed its status to an autonomous university, as announced in the Royal Thai Government Gazette, Book 125, Part 45, Series A, published on 7 March, 2008, pages 95 – 124.

             King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang consists of King Mongkut, in which His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej granted a royal permission to use his royal symbol, “Phra Maha Mongkut” as the institute’s emblem. It is considered sacred, and extremely auspicious. Its Thai name also contains the phrase “Chao Kun Thahan”, which is held as a memorial to Chaophraya Surawong Waiyawat, commonly known as “Chao Kun Thahan”, as Ms. Liam Protpittayapayat, his heir, stated her intentions in donating the land on which the institute is currently located, with 1,345.6 square kilometers used from a total of 1,665.6 square kilometers donated (the remaining 320 square kilometers was donated to Protpittayapayat School).

             King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang  has two campuses. The first one is King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang which is located in Ladkrabang district of Bangkok in Thailand and has been designed as the central administration office of the campus. Another one campus is King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang Prince of Chumphon Campus which is located in Chumphon province in Thailand.

KMITL and KMITL Prince of Chumphon have a total building area of 783,039 m². Buildings at KMITL are arranged in different zones around the campus. The layout was planned to make it easy to get around, support the number of students, ensure safety, and include green and open areas. This helps create a well-organized and friendly environment for learning and campus life. 

Campus facilities for disabled, special needs, and/or maternity care

KMITL demonstrates a strong commitment to inclusivity and universal accessibility through its ICT-integrated Smart Facility Dashboard, which supports the planning, monitoring, and continuous improvement of campus infrastructure for persons with disabilities, special needs, and maternity care.The system, accessible via https://sunun.top/ffd/, is a GIS-based interactive map that tracks and displays inclusive infrastructure in real time. Key features include:

  • 47 accessible ramps and pathways with photographic verification to ensure barrier-free movement across buildings and open spaces
  • 33 accessible toilets, strategically located for convenience across academic and residential zones
  • 20 designated accessible parking spaces, mapped and monitored for usage and availability
  • Real-time images attached to each mapped point, allowing administrators to verify compliance and conditions remotely
  • Dynamic data layer summaries of all inclusive facilities to support planning, upgrades, and budget allocation
  • Integration of emergency medical features (AED stations, first aid points) close to areas where disabled or maternity-support users frequent
Map of KMITL facilities for disabled Include elevators, parking, wheelchair ramp, accessible toilet and AED
Map of KMITL Prince of Chumphon facilities for disabled
Question Answer 2025 Attach Answer 2026 Attach
1.1 Type of higher education institution Specialized higher education institution
1.2 Climate Tropical wet
1.3 Number of campus site 2
1.4 Campus setting Urban
1.5 Total campus area (m²) 6,960,344 m²
1.6 Total campus ground floor of area of buildings (m²) 313,215 m²
1.7 Total campus buildings area (m²) 783,039 m²
1.8 The ratio of open space to total area. 95.5 %
1.9 Total area on campus covered in forest vegetation. 25.868 %
1.10 Total area on campus covered in planted vegetation 50.88 %
1.11 Total area on campus for water absorption besided forest and planted vegetation 75.2 %
1.12 Total number of regular students 27,805
1.13 Total number of online students 5
1.14 Total number of academic and administrative staff. 2,544
1.15 The total open space area divided by total campus population. >70 m2/person
1.16 Total university's budget (in US Dollars) 57,235,314 US
1.17 University's budget for sustainability effort (in US Dollars) 9,516,231 US
1.18 Percentage of University's budget for sustainability effort within a year >15% (16.62 %)
1.19 Campus facilities for disabled, special needs, and/or maternity care Facilities are partially available and operated
1.20 Security and safety facilities KMITL uses an ICT-based Smart Security and Safety System with a real-time GIS dashboard to monitor campus security and manage emergency responses.
1.21 Health infrastructure facilities for students, academics, and administrative staff’s well-being Health infrastructure available (first aid, emergency room, clinic,hospital and certified personel), system and accessible for public
1.22 Conservation: plant (flora), animal (fauna), or wildlife, genetic resources for food and agriculture secured in either medium or long-term conservation facilities Conservation program fully implemented
1.23 Impact of Setting and Infrastructure programs in supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Significant impact (supporting 6–9 SDGs)
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