Thailand University : Silpakoen University

The Graduate School was established in 1972 to coordinate the University's expanding post-graduate studies. It was meant to serve as a central administrative unit and to coordinate graduate study programs. In carrying out this task, the Graduate School has also assumed a vital role in formulating plans, implementing policies, controlling academic standards and quality, promoting graduate research, and providing administrative as well as academic support for departments in both developing and launching their graduate study programs.

formulating plans, implementing policies, controlling academic standards and quality, promoting graduate research, and providing administrative as well as academic support for departments in both developing and launching their graduate study programs.

  At present, the Graduate School coordinates and supervises the following programs :

Graduate Diploma (Grad. Dip.) :
  Science Teaching Profession

Master's Degree Programs :

Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)
  Painting
  Sculpture
  Graphic Arts
  Thai Art
  Visual Communication Design
  Applied Art Studies
  Ceramics

Master of Architecture (M. Arch.)
  Urban Design
  Architecture
  Thai Architecture

Master of Arts (M.A.)

History of Architecture
  Thai Epigraphy
  Oriental Epigraphy
  Sanskrit
  Khmer Studies
  Historical Archaeology
  Prehistoric Archaeology
  Anthropology
  History of Art
  Archives and Records Management
  Industrial Geography
  Community Psychology
  History of Southeast Asia
  Thai
  French Studies

Master of Education (M. Ed.)

Adult and Continuing Education
  Educational Administration
  Teaching English as a Foreign Language
  Curriculum and Supervision
  Teaching Thai Language
  Educational Technology

Master of Science (M. Sc.)

Construction Management
  Chemical Studies
  Organic Chemistry
  Applied Statistics
  Biology
  Physics
  Mathematics
  Biotechnology

Master of Pharmacy (M. Pharm.)

Clinical Pharmacy
  Consumer Protection in Public Health

Master of Engineering (M. Eng.)

  Polymer Science and Engineering

Doctoral's Degree Programs :

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. D.)
  Biopharmaceutical Science
  Pharmaceutical Technology
  Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Natural Products
  Social and Administrative Pharmacy
  Sanskrit
  Khmer Language

University Website : http://www.su.ac.th/

Thailand University : National Institute of Development Administration

NIDA recognizes that this is the era of globalization and one of its major commitments is to implement international studies programs.

NIDA thus encourages its Schools/Centers to offer international studies programs and English programs and seeks to have foreign students in its master's and doctoral programs. NIDA also encourages the development of an international dimension in the teaching, research, and service of its faculty through exchange programs with institutes of higher learning abroad.

The following are the International and English programs that are currently offered at NIDA.

NIDA's International Programs and English Programs

Name of Program	Type of Program		Degree	Granted by…
	International	English
The Joint Doctoral Program in Business Administration (JDBA)	|		D.B.A	Ph.D. School of Business Administration
Master of Business Administration International Program	|		M.B.A	School of Business Administration
Master of Business Administration Program (English Program)		|	M.B.A	School of Business Administration
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Development Administration	|		Ph.D.	School of Public Administration
Language and Communication		|	M.A.	School of Language and Communication
Master Program of Public and Private Management (International)	|		M.P.P.M.	School of Public Administration
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Computer Science		|	Ph.D.	School of Applied Statistics

University Website : http://www.nida.ac.th/en/

Thailand University : Srinakharinwirot University

Prasarnmit Campus

Like other parts of present Bangkok (Krungthep), what is now the main campus of Srinakharinwirot University, was, 220 years ago, part of a swampy, monsoonal floodplain fed by the Chaophraya River.  Since then, many industrial and technological developments have contributed to the growth and development of its
present site. And, it is on this site that a fine bronze statue of its founder, Dr. Saroj Buasri, nourished our first educators in 1949. Conditions were far from modern and the University was still surrounded by much tropical riverine and canal (khlong) vegetation, aquatic animals and a largely, boat-bound but not-dense, ethnically diverse human population.

In 1949, the University became a reality when the Higher Teacher Training School at Prasarnmit was established. There was then an urgent need for degree-level training for the teaching profession.  Prasarnmit was the first of its kind in the country’s history of teacher training.  In 1953, it became the College of Education having authority to grant a Bachelor’s degree in Education. Subsequently, more programs at both the Bachelor and Master levels were developed.  In 1974, the College of Education became a comprehensive university by Royal Decree of His Majesty the King Bhumibol Adulyadej who graciously named the new university Srinakharinwirot (Si-na-ka-rin-wi-rot), which means ‘the glory of the city.’  Today, situated in the center of Bangkok, the University maintains thirteen faculties, seven research institutes, seven centers, the Graduate School and Demonstration Schools.  However, the University’s broad vision of its role in education did not extend to the early acquisition of large building sites in the rapidly developing central Bangkok area.  As a result, some of the newer Faculties were later relocated to a new campus.

Ongkharak Campus

By 1996, the University’s rapid growth had exceeded the original campus’ capacity.  To address the overcrowding, the University expanded its facilities to Ongkharak District, in Nakhon Nayok Province, which is about 70 kilometers from Bangkok.  The first faculty on this new campus was the Faculty of Engineering that admitted its first engineering students in 1996.  Faculties in various fields of Medicine and Technology are currently located at the Ongkharak campus.

 

The Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Medical Center was established at the Ongkharak campus to provide the University’s medical students with modern facilities for research and training and from which medical care is provided for students, staff and the general public.  Throughout its history of rapid growth, and its modernizing and technological developments, Srinakharinwirot University has maintained its strong reputation in the field of education and a commitment to academic excellence.

University Website : www.swu.ac.th/en/

Article Source : www.swu.ac.th

Thailand University : Mahidol University

Founded in 1943 as the University of Medical Sciences, Mahidol University has its origins in the first medical school in Thailand, established at Siriraj Hospital in 1890 by H.M. King Chulalongkorn. In 1969, having gained renown in the fields of medicine, public health and the sciences, the University was renamed with great honor by H.M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej after his own father, H.R.H. Prince Mahidol of Songkla, who is widely acknowledged to be the 'Father of Modern Medicine and Public Health in Thailand'.

Mahidol University has since developed into one of the most prestigious universities in Thailand, internationally known and recognized for the high caliber research and teaching of its faculty, and its outstanding achievements in teaching, research, international academic collaboration and professional services. This diversified institution now offers top quality programs in numerous social and cultural disciplines, including the most doctoral programs of any institution in Thailand, yet has maintained its traditional excellence in the medicine and the sciences.

Degrees and Admissions
Mahidol University is an acknowledged leader in International Education in Thailand, and was awarded the "Prime Minister's Export Award 2006" for the most recognized service in international education.

In addition to the national degree programs taught in the Thai language, Mahidol University has offered international degree programs, taught totally in English, for many years. Based on the concept of "Global Quality-Thai Touch", these programs aim not only at ensuring that degree programs have international quality, but also that students develop into global citizens. They also provide leadership in key areas of education to students from neighboring countries.

These international degree programs at Bachelor, Master's, Doctoral, and Graduate Diploma programs attract more than international 600 students from than 40 different countries, in addition to some 4,500 Thai students.

International Undergraduate Programs

International Postgraduate Programs

Postdoctoral Fellowship Program

Faculty of Graduate Studies

All Undergraduate Programs

All Diploma Programs

The Medical Scholars Program (Ph.D.-M.D.)

University Website : www.mahidol.ac.th/

Article Soure : www.mahidol.ac.th

Thailand university : Thammasat university

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM ADMISSION

Exchange Students - If you are currently a student from one of our partner universities.

• Contact the international education office at your university to find out whether there is an active exchange program between your university and Thammasat, and consult with them about the admission.
• You can find in this website detailed information, downloadable application form, and the links to each international program in Thammasat university.

Non-Exchange Students - If you comes from a non-partner university, or would like to apply directly to Thammasat university.

• Go to the "International Programs" section on this website, and contact the program you wish to attend directly since the admission requirements varie among these programs.

THAI LANGUAGE COURSE (Basic Thai for Foreigner operated by the Department of Thai Language, Faculty of Liberal Arts)

• 36-hour Thai Language course.
• The program does not issue document for student visa application. Appicants must be holding a visa with adequate time period to attend the entire course.
• For more information, please contact :
  Basic Thai for Foreigners
  Department of Thai Language
  Faculty of Liberal Arts
  Thammasat University
  2 Prachan Road, Pranakorn, Bangkok 10200 THAILAND
  Tel. 02 613 2608   Fax. 02 221 7623
  E-mail : basicthai@yahoo.com

University Website : http://interaffairs.tu.ac.th