Kasem Bundit University

Kasem Bundit University (KBU) is a private university in Bangkok, Thailand.

Kasem Bundit University's roots go back to a vision for education. In 1960, Kasem Phithaya School was established, offering primary and secondary education. This laid the groundwork for the founders' dream of providing tertiary education opportunities. That dream became a reality in 1987 with the founding of "Kasem Bundit College." Starting with just two faculties, Business Administration and Law, the college welcomed its first year students, numbering 97.

The focus on these fields reflected the founders' belief in preparing students for success in the professional world. Kasem Bundit College's dedication to education paid off. By 1992, they received official recognition from the Office of the Higher Education Commission (Ministry of University Affairs). This marked a significant milestone as the college officially became Kasem Bundit University.

KBU prioritizes providing a well-rounded educational experience.  They focus not just on academic knowledge, but also on fostering strong moral values and professional skills in their students. This is reflected in their motto: "Value Virtue Worthiness." The university aims to develop graduates who are not only knowledgeable but also ethical and prepared to contribute meaningfully to society.