Chulalongkorn University received 91.22 points on the Integrity and Transparency Assessment (ITA) by the National Anti–Corruption Commission (NACC), the 30th place out of 83 higher education institutions in 2020, up by 25 rankings from last year.
Ranked higher this year, at 314th out of 8,303 government agencies nationwide, the increased scores were in the areas of moral recognition, transparency, fraud prevention among university personnel and external stakeholders, and efficient information sharing with the public.
This success is due to the cooperation and unity in the Chula community and the support of the external university patrons. As a result, Chula has propelled towards becoming a university with an aim to achieve effective and efficient results, under good corporate governance, transparency, and accountability.