The purposes of this research are to study the causal relationship model about the influence of social responsibility on corporate image and brand loyalty of bird’s nest industry and to verify the consistency of the model with empirical data. 352 samples are the consumers of bird’s nest product who live or work in Bangkok. The research tools include questionnaire Statistical Package for the Social Science for Windows Program for statistical analysis and Linear Structural Relationship Model for analyzing causal relationship model. The result shows that the model of the influence of social responsibility on corporate image and brand loyalty of bird’s nest industry is consistent with empirical data considered by the chi-square statistics = 18.86 df = 11 p–value = 0.06 GFI = 0.99 AGFI = 0.95 SRMR = 0.021 RMSEA = 0.045. All variables in the model indicate that the variance of the brand loyalty of bird’s nest industry is at 77%. The social responsibility has a positive direct influence on the brand loyalty and indirect influence on the corporate image. Moreover the corporate image directly influences the brand loyalty. The result indicates that positive social responsibility makes good corporate image and it resulted in brand loyalty.

The main objective of the study was to understand image perception of the sample groups of 840 people towards Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. The sample groups included the general public and high school students. The method for collecting data was the questionnaire survey. Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon is known among student and general public. Students knew it as a university while the general public knew it as a vocational college. Thirdly the outstanding perception of the institution among the students was in good academic level (mean=3.60). The highest perception score was about the schooling system (mean=3.60). The general public perceives more in details about its admission system (mean=3.52) and had good perception towards the institution’s good image (mean=3.52). Furthermore online media played a significant role in transferring information and creating the image of the institution among the sample group (mean =3.52 from student and 3.35 from general people). Fifth result gender did not play a significant role in perceiving the image of the institution. The last result was that gender played a statistically significant mark by .01 in media exposure among general public. In conclusion there is no distinctive difference between students and general public in having image perception towards Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. However there is a statistical significance of .01 in exposure to online media both out of home media and personal media.

The purposes of the research were 1) to study the demographic are relationship to image of Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University (SSRU) 2) to study the perceptions of public relations is related to corporate image of SSRU 3) to study the relationship of perceived public relations strategies with the SSRU’s image in all dimensions. This quantitative research collected 400 samples of people in Bangkok chosen through multi-level sampling. Data were collected using a. questionnaire and analyzed using percentage mean standard deviation and MANCOVA The results showed that: 1) Most respondents were female aging between 15 and 26 years old holding senior high school being student having average monthly income unless 5000 Baht and not relationship with SSRU staff 2) Gender differences do not result in the recognition of different image to a statistically significant degree (p< .05) while age education salary and relationship with SSRU staff result in the recognition of different image. 3) The samples are perceived image of the SSRU in total is moderate (xˉ = 3.30). Media above the line in category social media has the most image recognition while media below the line in category personal media has the most image recognition. 4) The relations of media above the line and media below the line were a positive correlation to a statistically significant degree (p< .05).