Things you want to know for studying in Thailand |
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Going to study abroad needs some serious thinking and preparation. On this page, we collect articles that offer you important background information. . If some important information is missing, please inform us per email. We will try to fill the gap as soon as possible.
Studying an international program in Thailand |
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All that glitters is not gold... Look twice.
From top quality English programs down to rubbish, they all want you to register. Read more... |
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International graduate programs in Thailand
An overview of Graduate Diploma, Master, PhD, and LLD programs with tips from experienced fellow students and lecturers. Read more... |
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Top 20 undergraduate tuition fees for Thai students
You can study an international program at low cost, but you also can study at very high cost: Bachelor degree programs for Thai students range from 163,800 Baht to 1,880,000 Baht. Read more... |
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Top 20 undergraduate tuition fees for foreign students
You can study an international program at low cost, but you also can study at very high cost: Bachelor degree programs for foreign students in Thailand range from 171,000 Baht to 2,400,000 Baht. Read more... |
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What's the minimum budget to study in Thailand?
There are many foreign students in Thailand who could not afford to study in their own country. From them, we draw a surprising experience: As smaller your budget, as more you will learn. Read more... |
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What's the right university for you?
The choice of the right university (i.e., the one where you feel best) depends very much on your motivation to study in Thailand - why do you want to study in Thailand?
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Where would you like to study?
The locations of international programs at Thai universities. Read more... |
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Business, arts, or religion: Program search!
Which university offers which degree in which field? With almost 60 international programs in Thailand, it needs a lot of browsing to find them all. Read more... |
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Thai student visa ('non-immigration ED')
The whole process is quite easy if you know about the rules. Read more... |
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Higher education policies in Thailand
Thailand's Higher Education Development Plan has been formulated and intregrated into the successive Five-year National Economic and Social Development Plan... Read more... |
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How to find a student apartment in Bangkok?
Generally, there are two ways. Either you are patient and wait until you arrived at your university, or you book an apartment in advance over the Internet. Read more... |
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Thailand GPA, grading scale, and examination policies
Thai higher education uses a letter grading system in both undergraduate and graduate programs. Read more... |
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Online degree programs at Thai universities
There are currently only two universities in Thailand offering international degree programs (English programs) via distance learning or e-learning. Read more... |
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Accreditation of Thai universities and colleges
Are you accredited? Are your programs accepted anywhere? These two questions are probably the ones most often asked by foreign applicants, and they leave Thai universities quite surprised. Read more... |
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How is everyday student life in Thailand |
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Leisure activites for students at Thai universities.
There's more than watching video or drinking beer in this sportive and culturally active country. Read more... |
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What's good, what's bad, what's strange?
Experiences of foreign students at Thai universities.
What do they say after studying an international program at a Thai university? Read more... |
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Struggling to understand 'Thai-ness' & 'Thai Culture'?
Don't worry, you're not alone. While everything seems smooth and friendly at first, after a few months the gap between official cultural policies and everyday life becomes more visible. Read more... |
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Thai Social Etiquette, the official version
If you remove from the etiquette booklet all the advice which is really universal (e.g., don’t eat with your mouth open), it has one clear message: hierarchy is everything, and deference is always due. Read more...
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Thai national character
In what ever Web board or Internet forum one looks, comments on Thais, their values, work approach, smile, and
behavior in public and private settings are plentiful. Read more... |
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Thai traditional culture - the public image
When outsiders speak of ‘Thai culture’, they are referring to behavioral modes rooted in the history of Tai migration throughout Southeast Asia. Read more... |
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Social graces in Thailand
Thais are tolerant of most kinds of behavior as long as it does not insult the two most sensitive fields of monarchy and religion. Read more... |
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Some important symbols of Thai culture
Chaang Thai (the Thai elephant) is the national animal because it has maintained close link with local history and customs. Read more... |
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Working with the Thais
Everyday scores of guys fall in love with Thailand resulting in many guys making the decision to move to the country. Read more... |
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Is Thailand dangerous for foreigners?
A future student recently asked this question. For a foreigner who lives in Thailand for years, this question is a surprising one. Read more... |
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Embassies and consulates in Thailand
Below, you find the Web sites of embassies and consulates in Thailand. Please not that only those are listed who maintain a Web site. Read more... |
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Thai jobs online
Looking for a job in Thailand or for the right company for an internship? Read more...
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The complete list of
Universities and colleges in Thailand
In Thai higher academic education, you find public and private institutions. Read more... |
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