Nattawat (Topp) Theeralerttham
PhD Candidate, Marketing
Temple University
PhD Candidate, Marketing
Temple University
Email: t.nattawat@temple.edu
Email: t.nattawat@temple.edu
Nattawat (Topp) is a Fulbright Scholar and a PhD Candidate in Marketing at the Fox School of Business, Temple University (USA). Drawing on his Master of Public Policy from the University of Oxford (UK), his research investigates how emerging AI regulations and corporate responses influence consumer judgment and decision-making.
At Temple, Nattawat earned the First Place Award in the Annual Research Competition for two consecutive years (2024 & 2025), and his ability to translate complex research for broader audiences was recognized with the People’s Choice Award (2025).
Beyond research, Nattawat is a dedicated educator with teaching experience across the undergraduate, MBA, and doctoral levels. He holds an exceptional student rating of 4.9/5.0. This success is underpinned by his teaching qualification (CELTA) from the University of Cambridge (UK).
Nattawat maintains an active lifestyle centered on shared experiences. Whether he is at the gym, on the basketball court, or exploring new places with friends, he enjoys connecting with people from diverse backgrounds. Also, he's an avid fan of sci-fi and anime—genres that often mirror the technological frontiers of his work.
Fulbright Fellowship (2022-present) | Temple University, USA
Chevening Fellowship (2016-2017) | University of Oxford, UK
JASSO Scholarship (2010-2011) | Osaka University, Japan
Embassy Scholarship (2009-2010) | Dominion School, New Zealand
YES-ASSE Scholarship (2006-2007) | Middle Township School, USA
Prior to his PhD, Nattawat co-authored several policy papers with colleagues spanning four continents, including research on climate change mitigation, presented in Finland (2015).
Nattawat's contribution to social impact led to high-profile interviews with the UK and US Ambassadors to Thailand, Brian Davidson (2019) and Kristie Kenney (2014).
Nattawat was selected by the United Nations (UN) as a 2019 SEED Fellow, joining the global cohort of entrepreneurs committed to advancing sustainable development.