Located in Pathum Thani Province, Thailand,
the The Golden Jubilee Museum of Agriculture was established by the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives of Thailand
to commemorate His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great (Rama IX) and to promote the philosophy of the Sufficiency Economy.
The museum integrates traditional Buddhist principles with concepts of harmonious coexistence with nature,
serving as a leading center for environmental and agricultural education in Thailand.
The outdoor exhibition area features demonstration farms and ecological learning zones,
including the renowned “One Rai, One Million Baht” model farm,
which showcases sustainable agricultural practices and self-reliant livelihoods.
Indoors, the museum employs advanced educational technologies such as 3D and 7D animation theaters,
as well as 360-degree interactive projection systems, to transform topics including sustainable agriculture,
organic farming, soil and water conservation,
and biodiversity conservation into engaging and immersive learning experiences.
The museum has achieved significant recognition through its innovative educational initiatives.
In addition to introducing immersive technology-based learning programs,
it promotes inclusive participation through the Museum for All initiative,
which supports equal access for persons with disabilities.
Furthermore, the museum coordinates the Plant Genetic Conservation Project,
connecting 105 network centers throughout Thailand to strengthen biodiversity conservation and environmental stewardship.
A wide range of educational programs is offered on a regular basis,
including group learning activities, intensive training courses, free public workshops, and overnight family camps.
As a result, the museum has become an important gateway for international participants seeking to understand Thailand’s sustainability philosophy,
environmental education practices, and cultural heritage.
Internship Opportunities
Interns may have opportunities to participate in the following practical activities:
1. Environmental Education and Agricultural Practice
- (1)Assist with hands-on educational programs and field activities, including potted plant cultivation, organic fertilizer production,
- rice seedling broadcasting, and ecological camps.
- (2)Support environmental interpretation, visitor engagement,
- and experiential learning activities at demonstration farms and ecological learning sites.
2. Technology Applications and Community-Based Operations
- (1)Participate in digital multimedia interpretation and educational exhibitions utilizing immersive technologies.
- (2)Assist in the planning and operation of the monthly Sufficiency Economy Market and engage with local community networks.
- (3)Gain practical experience in the promotion and implementation of cross-cultural environmental education initiatives.