“Pink” symbolizes vitality and freshness, and it is the official color associated with the birthday of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) of Thailand.
“Yellow” symbolizes the guiding light towards the ultimate goals in life and is the official color associated with the birthday of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand
The academic gown and insignia of North-Chiang Mai University comply with the regulations of the Ministry of University Affairs, Decree No. 19, B.E. 2535 (1992), concerning the characteristics, types, categories, and components of academic gowns and insignia for private higher education institutions. The details are as follows:
The graduate gown is a white, semi-transparent robe extending to approximately 15 centimeters above the ankles. The gown is open at the front, with bronze borders around the upper and lower sleeves. The bronze surface is lined with black felt, 10 centimeters wide, with a 1-centimeter gold stripe placed 0.5 millimeters from each edge. There is a 1-centimeter pink felt stripe on the top and a 1-centimeter yellow felt stripe on the bottom, representing the university's colors on both sides. Another 1-centimeter gold stripe is placed 0.5 centimeters apart from the felt stripes on both sides. In the center of the bronze surface, a 1-centimeter stripe in the faculty's designated color is applied. Between the upper and lower sleeves, a single stripe in the faculty color represents the bachelor's degree level. The university's insignia, made of metal, is vertically affixed in the center of the bronze surface on the felt stripe on both sides of the chest.
The academic pin is in the shape of the university emblem, made of metal with a white background, measuring 4 centimeters in height and 4 centimeters in width.