Program Overview
The Master of Science Program in Pulp, Paper & Packaging Technology, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University
The Master of Science Program in Pulp, Paper & Packaging Technology (3PTech) offers a multidisciplinary curriculum that encompasses the entire value chain—from the utilization of natural raw materials such as wood and agricultural residues to the development of advanced and sustainable packaging. Students will engage in practical, research-based learning within state-of-the-art laboratories. The program emphasizes emerging technologies, including plant-derived nanomaterials, smart packaging systems, and biodegradable materials, and preparing graduates to lead innovation and support sustainability in the industry.
Multidisciplinary curriculum integrating expertise from the Department of Imaging and Printing Technology, the Department of Chemical Technology, and the Department of Botany.
Opportunities for project-based learning and field visits to industries and private agencies, to prepare students for careers in both domestic and multinational companies.
Emphasis on practical applications, covering comprehensive knowledge from pulp technology to papermaking and packaging development.
Flexible learning environment accommodating both Thai and international students, with classes conducted in Thai and English for each respective group of students.
About Program
3PTech is a multidisciplinary program designed to cater to both Thai and international students. Classes are conducted in Thai for local students and in English for international students. The program offers two pathways: the non-coursework option, which focuses on research and thesis without required coursework, and the coursework option, which includes 18 credits of classroom learning. Updated in 2023, the curriculum emphasizes the integration of science, technology, and engineering to advance pulp, paper, and packaging innovations, with a strong focus on environmentally friendly and sustainable development. Established in 2006, the program is led by expert faculty members from the Department of Imaging and Printing Technology, the Department of Chemical Technology, and the Department of Botany. With nearly two decades of experience, the program aims to equip students with knowledge and skills and guide them toward a future built on sustainability, innovation, and self-reliance through science.
