SDG 4 : Quality Education
4.3.2 Public events (lifelong learning)
Phetchaburi Rajabhat University promotes lifelong learning through continuous public activities that provide opportunities for youth, school students, university students, and the general public to learn, exchange experiences, and develop skills in various areas. The University aims to foster an inclusive learning society where everyone can access learning opportunities. The activities cover academic, vocational, arts and culture, and life skills, enabling participants to apply the knowledge and experiences gained appropriately in their daily lives.
1.Art and Cultural Exhibition to Promote Public Learning
Phetchaburi Rajabhat University co-organized the “3rd Contemporary Visual Arts of Phetchaburi Exhibition 2026”, featuring 80 artworks by artists, as well as faculty members and students of the University. The exhibition aimed to promote public access to and learning about arts and culture. Members of the public and interested visitors could visit the exhibition at the Phetchaburi Craftsmen and Contemporary Arts Institute Building, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Phetchaburi Rajabhat University.
2. Open House “AgriTech Experience Day” – Faculty of Agricultural Technology
The Faculty of Agricultural Technology, Phetchaburi Rajabhat University, organized the Open House “AgriTech Experience Day” to provide students from various schools with opportunities to learn and gain hands-on experience in agricultural technology.
The activity featured four practical learning stations: Smart Farming, Food Innovation, Aqua Tech, and Animal Science. Students also visited classrooms, laboratories, and learning spaces within the Faculty to gain knowledge about agricultural technologies and innovations. The activity aimed to develop students’ skills and inspire them to pursue further education and future careers in agriculture.
3.Pre Open House: Veterinary Nursing Learning Activity
The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Phetchaburi Rajabhat University, organized a Pre Open House activity to provide high school students with opportunities to learn about Veterinary Nursing through learning activities and hands-on practice.
The activity featured four practical learning stations: animal skeleton and microscope observation, blood testing equipment, basic animal care, and a simulated operating room. The activity provided students with first-hand experience and a better understanding of learning in the Veterinary Nursing program, supporting their decisions about further education and future career pathways.
4. NPT Open House: Health Sciences Learning Activity
The Faculty of Nursing and Health Sciences, Phetchaburi Rajabhat University, organized the NPT Open House to provide opportunities for students, teachers, and interested participants from within and outside the University to explore and learn from health sciences learning resources.
The activity included HealthLab Simulator, which provided learning through simulated situations; Herb DIY, a workshop on developing herbal products; and Health Quest, a health-related challenge activity. The activities were conducted by faculty members and students from three programs: Nursing, Public Health, and Thai Traditional Medicine. A large number of teachers and students from Phetchaburi Province and nearby areas participated in the activities.
5.Open House “NPT–PBRU Care for Kids”: Early Childhood Care and Development Learning Activity
The Faculty of Nursing and Health Sciences, Phetchaburi Rajabhat University, organized the Open House “NPT–PBRU Care for Kids” at the Early Childhood Health Promotion and Development Center. The activity aimed to raise awareness and disseminate knowledge on health promotion and early childhood development among parents and participants.
The learning activities included hands-on practice in baby bathing, child first aid, child nutrition, play-based developmental activities, and child development assessment. The activity enabled participants to apply the knowledge and skills gained to provide appropriate care for children in their families, schools, and communities.