At Harbour.Space@UTCC, we don’t just talk about AI.
We use it. We challenge it. And most importantly, we learn with it.
For many students, choosing where to study is one of the biggest decisions of their lives. And for some, like Sofia McSwiggan from the UK, the decision was to study in Thailand at Harbour.Space@UTCC wasn’t the obvious path, but it turned out to be one of the best.
In today’s world, your identity is more than just your resume. It’s how you show up online, what people say about you when you’re not in the room, and the story you tell through your actions.
Have a big idea but don’t know where to start? Want to build a business, but don’t have a whole team yet? Welcome to the age of AI agencies — innovative tools that work like your own startup assistant.
For many in Gen Z, the idea of working a 9-to-5 job for the next 40 years sounds like a nightmare. You want freedom. You want flexibility. And more than anything, you want to be your boss.
In today’s fast-changing world, education must evolve. Students are no longer defined only by traditional grade point averages or standard exam results at Harbour.Space@UTCC, we believe in opening doors to all kinds of learners, especially those who have taken a different route in their education journey.
Starting a startup is a bold move especially when it comes to raising your first big round of funding. Many believe that without strong business connections or a well-known name, it’s impossible to attract investors.
In 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) will no longer be a trend; it will become a key part of how we live, work, and build businesses. For startup entrepreneurs, AI is not only helpful; it is essential. Whether starting a small online shop, launching an app, or creating a tech platform, AI can support every step of your journey.
In a world where innovation moves fast and ideas can turn into businesses overnight, students need more than just textbooks and theory. They need real-world experience, mentorship, and the freedom to build. That’s exactly what Harbour.Space offers.
In today’s interconnected world, where our lives, businesses, and even critical infrastructure increasingly rely on digital technology, the threat of cyberattacks is more serious than ever. The risks are real and constantly evolving, from data breaches and ransomware attacks to cyber espionage and identity theft.
The allure of entrepreneurship is undeniable. The idea of building something from the ground up, being your own boss, and potentially achieving financial freedom is a dream for many. However, the reality is that entrepreneurship is a challenging path, with a high failure rate. It’s often said that only 1% of startups truly succeed. So, what sets these successful entrepreneurs apart? What does it take to crack the 1% success code? Let’s delve into the key factors that contribute to entrepreneurial success.
In today’s digital world, Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is becoming a more significant part of our everyday lives. Education can’t ignore this wave of change either. AI has much potential to make learning better and more personalized for each student. However, for AI in education to grow and help students the most, AI must adapt in several ways.
Art has long been a powerful medium for social change, and the latest Artivism exhibition, Radical Hope, proved its ability to provoke thought, inspire action, and create lasting impact. Hosted at Art4C Art Centre in Bangkok from March 3 to March 15, 2025, this exhibition brought together creative minds from around the world in a bold, interdisciplinary initiative that bridged activism and artistic expression.
