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  • Thailand NewsThailand aims to become education hub with global universities

    Thailand aims to become education hub with global universities

    The Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation is planning to invite renowned overseas universities to set up campuses in Thailand as part of its initiative to position the country as a regional education hub. Minister Supamas Isarabhakdi highlighted that Thailand offers significant potential for becoming a central educational destination in the region, citing factors such as affordable living…

  • EducationHow affordable are universities in Thailand?

    How affordable are universities in Thailand?

    Thailand offers a diverse range of universities, both public and private, catering to local and international students. The cost of studying here can vary depending on whether you go for a public or private school, but overall, it’s way more affordable than universities in Western countries. Plus, living expenses are relatively low. Here’s what you can expect when it comes…

  • Thailand NewsThailand denies endorsing California University FCE degrees

    Thailand denies endorsing California University FCE degrees

    The Office of the Civil Service Commission (OCSC) firmly denied endorsing the equivalency assessments provided by the California University Foreign Credentials Evaluation (FCE) Institution. This revelation follows recent claims by senator-elect Keskamol Pleansamai, who cited a PhD in business administration from the university. Keskamol, who garnered the most votes in the national Senate voting on June 26, faced scrutiny after…

  • EducationTop popular degree programs at Thai Universities

    Top popular degree programs at Thai Universities

    Imagine yourself getting stuck into advanced courses like Business and Managerial Economics, Computer Science and Information Technology, or exploring the cool crossroads of Culture and History. But it’s not all about books and lectures; these places are all about nurturing future leaders ready to take on the complex challenges our world is facing right now. With lots of courses taught…

  • Thailand NewsThai universities investigated over alleged research plagiarism

    Thai universities investigated over alleged research plagiarism

    Prompting concerns over the integrity of education, the Thai Bureau of Higher Learning, Scientific Enquiry, and Research Innovation (MHESI) have launched legal action against around five online portals that have been found dealing in academic plagiarism. The move comes following suspicions that close to 100 scholars linked to 33 universities may have obtained research papers from the Internet. The Deputy…

  • EducationPros and cons of studying in Thailand

    Pros and cons of studying in Thailand

    In this article, we will be talking about the pros and cons of studying in Thailand for international students. But before getting into this part, let’s first talk about the studying abroad itself and how Thailand became famous in this field. Due to globalization and universities offering good opportunities for international students, students has taken a liking to studying abroad…

  • EducationIs English taught in Universities in Thailand? Let’s find out!

    Is English taught in Universities in Thailand? Let’s find out!

    Are you an expat in Thailand and looking for a quality education for yourself or your children? Or, perhaps, you’re considering a move to the Land of Smiles and wondering if the universities here can provide you with a world-class education: “Do universities in Thailand teach English?” or “Can the universities here provide a world-class education?” We have all the…

  • EducationThailand’s education system: Part 2

    Thailand’s education system: Part 2

    Thailand’s formal education system has roots in the 13th century when King Rakhamhaeng the Great developed the Thai alphabet. As Thailand is among the few countries that was never colonized by European powers, its education system was developed mostly indigenously. Historically, commoners could receive an education at Buddhist monasteries, which is still offered today. During the 19th century, Thailand’s education…

  • Universities“Bad Medical Student” group takes to Twitter to discuss downfalls of medical industry in Thailand

    “Bad Medical Student” group takes to Twitter to discuss downfalls of medical industry in Thailand

    A new group, inspired by the Bad Student protesters, has taken to naming itself Bad Medical Students, as it stormed Twitter to reveal the downfalls of studying medicine in Thailand. The hashtag #นักศึกษาแพทย์เลว (Bad Medical Student), has now gained over 86,000 Tweets after the Assistant Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Chiang Mai university encouraged the group to voice…

  • Covid-19 NewsAssociation urges easing visa restrictions for foreign teachers

    Association urges easing visa restrictions for foreign teachers

    PM Prayut Chan-o-cha is being urged to relax stringent visa restrictions for foreign teachers and students. The Association of Private School and Non-Formal Education delivered a letter to the government with the request, as many schools, colleges and universities find themselves without foreign teachers due to the burden of paperwork. If the move is successful foreign teachers and students already…

  • Covid-19 NewsSchools, colleges, universities to reopen, restaurants and hotels can serve alcohol from Monday

    Schools, colleges, universities to reopen, restaurants and hotels can serve alcohol from Monday

    The spokesman for the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration announced yesterday that schools, colleges and other educational institutes will be allowed to re-open on Monday, and alcohol can again be served in restaurants and hotels, but NOT in pubs, bars or other entertainment venues. The national curfew is also being lifted as of Monday. International schools and tuition schools are…

  • Politics NewsStudents say they’ll increase protests until PM stands down

    Students say they’ll increase protests until PM stands down

    About 700 students joined a rally last night in front of the auditorium at Bangkok’s Kasetsart University, vowing to escalate their protests until the government of Prime minister Prayut Chan-o-cha steps down. University and secondary students have been rallying on or near their campuses since Monday to demand a rewrite of Thailand’s 2017 Constitution and transparent elections. Pro-democracy activist Parit…

  • Hot NewsSix per cent of Thai university students have attempted suicide

    Six per cent of Thai university students have attempted suicide

    Recent research reveals a disturbing finding that over 6 per cent of university students have attempted suicide. The study findings have been highlighted after several students killed themselves in recent weeks. “From research on university students’ depression during the past three to four years, it can be concluded that 6.4 per cent of students turned suicidal and tried to take…