Business, arts, or religion: Check your options with our Google Special!
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In 2008, Thai public and private universities offered a total of 884 international programs using English as the medium of instruction both at undergraduate and graduate levels, i.e. 296 undergraduate programs; 350 master's degree programs; and 215 doctoral degree programs and 23 other degree programs (source).
With over 60 accredited universities and colleges in Bangkok and all over Thailand offering international programs conducted in English (and some more conducted in Chinese), searching for your particular course, academic discipline, or degree can become a time consuming job. Therefore, we established this search engine that is limited to those universities in Thailand that offer an international program.
For those looking for a Thai program, we have a Thai Program Search as well, which searches across all Thai universities and 4-year colleges.
Special: Search for international university and college programs in Thailand
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Some tips for your search
English programs cover a wide range of academic fields, such as accounting, architecture, arts, biotechnology, business administration (marketing, finance & banking, general management, hotel & tourism, international business, and more majors), applied chemistry, economics, education, engineering (as well as nano, aerospace, automotive, manufacturing engineering), information technology, law, mass communications and journalism, medicine, music, nursing science, risk management, science and technology, and many more. If you already have an idea where you would like to study (Bangkok or upcountry), you may want to have a look on the campus locations map as well.
Degree names are not standardized, however. In order to differentiate from mainstream programs, such as B.B.A. Bachelor of Business Administration, universities often develop own approaches, such as Bachelor of Arts in Marketing or Bachelor of Science in Management. Searching for a degree term, therefore, will result in only those pages about exactly this degree term. Better results you may get when you search for courses that should be offered in the program of your choice, such as 'Public Relations'. This is even more important when you want to study a semester abroad in Thailand since not every course is offered in every semester.
In principle, you can search in any language. Some universities even offer information in Korean, Japanese, or German. These foreign language pages, however, don't cover the whole range of information, rather they are intended to be a friendly welcome message in a foreign language. For a program conducted in English using English search words will bring you the best results.
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