Walailak University School of Law Enhances International Legal Expertise through Participation in the DTLA International Law Symposium 2026

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As part of its commitment to advancing legal education to international standards, the School of Law, Walailak University, sent faculty members to participate in the DTLA International Law Symposium 2026, strengthening academic capacity and enriching students’ learning in an increasingly globalized world.

On May 28–29, 2026, Mr. Peet Phimanphrom and Mr. Sawetchat Japsin, lecturers at the Walailak University School of Law, were appointed as the School’s representatives to attend the DTLA International Law Symposium 2026, held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bangkok, Thailand.

The symposium served as an important academic platform for the exchange of knowledge, perspectives, and experiences in the field of international law. It brought together representatives from government agencies, academics, legal advisers, legal practitioners, and experts in international law from various institutions in Thailand and abroad.

Participation in this symposium reflects the School’s strong commitment to enhancing the academic and research capabilities of its faculty members, ensuring they remain current with developments in international law and the evolving global legal landscape. The knowledge, professional networks, and experiences gained from the symposium will be integrated into the School’s teaching, research, and academic activities, contributing to a more dynamic and internationally oriented legal education.

The symposium also provides direct benefits to the School’s students by enabling faculty members to bring real-world insights and contemporary developments in international law into the classroom. This enriches students’ academic perspectives, strengthens their analytical skills in addressing global legal issues, and better prepares them for future careers in the legal profession within an increasingly interconnected international environment.