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Degree-seeking Students

Thammasat University (TU) was established in 1934 with strong aspiration to provide " an oasis that quenches the thirst of those who are in pursuit of knowledge", under the principle of freedom of education.

At present, to groom leaders of tomorrow, Thammasat focuses on developing integrated teaching under the goal-based education, a new path to fulfill individial's life goal. Moreover, we aim to educate our student to be able to cope with changes, as well as to be responsible to environment and society. Thammasat has been cultivating public consciousness through service learning. Students will have a chance to involve in a community to learn and contribute there.

Through our multi-dimensional education. Thammasat has produced graduates with high skills, knowledge and adaptability, making Thammasat the university with highest employability in 2018 and high employer's satisfaction.

 Become Thammasat's Student

Degree-seeking students should apply directly to the faculties through their websites. The websites contain admission criteria for submissions of standardized test scores, online application forms, admission schedule and process, standardized requirements such as high school transcript or its equivalent levels from high school i.e. grade 12 from American-system schools and O-level from British system, which is approved by the the Thai Ministry of Education. (Thai M.6; American Grade 12 ; British O-level or GED)

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 Frequently Asked Questions

Q : HOW DO I TRANSFER CREDITS?
A : Each faculty has different requirements. Please contact each faculty directly

Q : WHAT IS THE MINIMUM/MAXIMUM NUMBER OF CREDITS I CAN ENROL?
A : Semester 1 or 2: Minimum 9 credits, except in the case of illness which requires the Dean’s approval, or in the last semester of study only. Maximum 22 credits, except for 4th year students with approval from the Rector

     Summer Semester: Maximum 6 credits. Students may enrol more than 6 credits but no more than 9 credits, in the case that it is their last semester of study, and with the Rector’s approval.

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