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Thammasat Faculty of Public Health belongs to a global consortium of Universities (see Exchange Program below) that share a vision of transforming the 20th century models of public health into a model which reflects the real needs of an increasingly mobile, marginalised, globalised and climate-challenged 21st century. The globalisation of trade and employment has created new economic opportunities for some, but at the cost of high levels of disparity in national and personal wealth for many, while climate change presents an ever growing threat to life, livelihoods, property and well-being, particularly to those who are least able to protect themselves. Climate change, entrenched poverty and social inequity are important drivers of mass migration, human trafficking and regional conflict. Governance and service delivery systems around the world are being challenged to be more mindful and inclusive of identity, gender, ethnicity and ability in legislation, policy and practice. A 21st century model of public health looks beyond the traditional mandate of prevention, promotion, treatment and rehabilitation. It plans, resources and delivers public health interventions which not only address morbidity and mortality, but also contribute to building social and political justice, such as by addressing the social determinants of health. This new model of public health is called Global Health, and it requires experts and practitioners from multiple disciplines to work together in international, national and local collaborations in service delivery, education and research. The Consortium’s priorities include strengthening the South-to-South components of the international development architecture. This is done by developing educational programs that give graduates from low and middle income countries the knowledge and skills needed not only to research and teach in Global Health, but also to gain employment in international and interregional organizations and/or at the policy level in their own national governments and institutions.
Program overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
MPH
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Thammasat Faculty of Public Health belongs to a global consortium of Universities (see Exchange Program below) that share a vision of transforming the 20th century models of public health into a model which reflects the real needs of an increasingly mobile, marginalised, globalised and climate-challenged 21st century. The globalisation of trade and employment has created new economic opportunities for some, but at the cost of high levels of disparity in national and personal wealth for many, while climate change presents an ever growing threat to life, livelihoods, property and well-being, particularly to those who are least able to protect themselves. Climate change, entrenched poverty and social inequity are important drivers of mass migration, human trafficking and regional conflict. Governance and service delivery systems around the world are being challenged to be more mindful and inclusive of identity, gender, ethnicity and ability in legislation, policy and practice. A 21st century model of public health looks beyond the traditional mandate of prevention, promotion, treatment and rehabilitation. It plans, resources and delivers public health interventions which not only address morbidity and mortality, but also contribute to building social and political justice, such as by addressing the social determinants of health. This new model of public health is called Global Health, and it requires experts and practitioners from multiple disciplines to work together in international, national and local collaborations in service delivery, education and research. The Consortium’s priorities include strengthening the South-to-South components of the international development architecture. This is done by developing educational programs that give graduates from low and middle income countries the knowledge and skills needed not only to research and teach in Global Health, but also to gain employment in international and interregional organizations and/or at the policy level in their own national governments and institutions.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
Thammasat offers bachelor’s degree programs in all fields, covering sociology, humanities, science and technology, and health sciences, in Thai, bilingual and international programs.There are also double degree programs featuring collaboration with other universities; double major programs; integrated bachelor’s and master’s degree programs that take five years to complete.
For more information about each program, please visit this link.
Thammasat offers graduate degree programs in all fields, covering sociology, humanities, science and technology, and health sciences, in Thai, bilingual and international programs.
There are two types of lecture sessions: normal programs in office hours and special programs in the evenings or on weekends.
Students on master’s degree programs can pursue their own interests in research-oriented programs. Students are required to complete a “thesis” to contribute to a new body of knowledge or conduct a specialized study in their industries or careers.
The doctorate degree programs encourage students to conduct a “dissertation” research contributing to the country’s development and new technologies.
Find out about subjects covered for each program here.
Thammasat also offers non-degree Programsfor foreign students from universities that have an agreement with Thammasat University. Find out more about these programs here.
Master of Public Health Program in Global Health
Rangsit Campus, Khlong Nueng, Thailand
24 monthsProgram duration
17,000 USDTuition Fee/year
31 Jul, 2023Application Deadline
YesScholarships
Program overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
MPH
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The globalisation of trade and employment has created new economic opportunities for some, but at the cost of high levels of disparity in national and personal wealth for many, while climate change presents an ever growing threat to life, livelihoods, property and well-being, particularly to those who are least able to protect themselves. Climate change, entrenched poverty and social inequity are important drivers of mass migration, human trafficking and regional conflict. Governance and service delivery systems around the world are being challenged to be more mindful and inclusive of identity, gender, ethnicity and ability in legislation, policy and practice.
A 21st century model of public health looks beyond the traditional mandate of prevention, promotion, treatment and rehabilitation. It plans, resources and delivers public health interventions which not only address morbidity and mortality, but also contribute to building social and political justice, such as by addressing the social determinants of health. This new model of public health is called Global Health, and it requires experts and practitioners from multiple disciplines to work together in international, national and local collaborations in service delivery, education and research.
The Consortium’s priorities include strengthening the South-to-South components of the international development architecture. This is done by developing educational programs that give graduates from low and middle income countries the knowledge and skills needed not only to research and teach in Global Health, but also to gain employment in international and interregional organizations and/or at the policy level in their own national governments and institutions.
Program overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
MPH
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The globalisation of trade and employment has created new economic opportunities for some, but at the cost of high levels of disparity in national and personal wealth for many, while climate change presents an ever growing threat to life, livelihoods, property and well-being, particularly to those who are least able to protect themselves. Climate change, entrenched poverty and social inequity are important drivers of mass migration, human trafficking and regional conflict. Governance and service delivery systems around the world are being challenged to be more mindful and inclusive of identity, gender, ethnicity and ability in legislation, policy and practice.
A 21st century model of public health looks beyond the traditional mandate of prevention, promotion, treatment and rehabilitation. It plans, resources and delivers public health interventions which not only address morbidity and mortality, but also contribute to building social and political justice, such as by addressing the social determinants of health. This new model of public health is called Global Health, and it requires experts and practitioners from multiple disciplines to work together in international, national and local collaborations in service delivery, education and research.
The Consortium’s priorities include strengthening the South-to-South components of the international development architecture. This is done by developing educational programs that give graduates from low and middle income countries the knowledge and skills needed not only to research and teach in Global Health, but also to gain employment in international and interregional organizations and/or at the policy level in their own national governments and institutions.
Admission requirements
Exam Scores
Important Dates
Tuition fee and scholarships
Tuition Fee
Scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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Thammasat offers bachelor’s degree programs in all fields, covering sociology, humanities, science and technology, and health sciences, in Thai, bilingual and international programs.There are also double degree programs featuring collaboration with other universities; double major programs; integrated bachelor’s and master’s degree programs that take five years to complete.
For more information about each program, please visit this link.
Find out about the usual undergraduate entry requirements through the Admission Office; Office of International Affairs; Office of the Registrar.
Tuition fees vary according to the program, but the average fees for international students are approximately US$3,500.
There are several student loan funds and scholarships available. Contact the Student Affairs Division or Office of International Affairs to find out more about the application process.
International students and visitors can find out more about programs offered here. You can also take a look at the Handbook for International students.
Arts and Humanities (5)
Bachelor of Arts Program in British and American Studies
Bachelor of Arts Program in Chinese Studies
Bachelor of Arts Program in Thai Studies
Bachelor of Science Program in Design, Business & Technology Management
Business and Management (5)
Bachelor of Accounting Program
Bachelor of Arts Program in Service Innovation
Bachelor of Business Administration Program
Bachelor of Economics Program
Bachelor of Science in Business and Supply Chain Analytics
Engineering and Technology (5)
Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Digital Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Engineering and Smart Logistics
Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
Thammasat English Program of Engineering
Twinning Engineering Program
Life Sciences and Medicine (5)
Bachelor of Nursing Science Program
Bachelor of Science Program in Cardiovascular and Thoracic Technology
Bachelor of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Doctor of Medicine and Bachelor of Science Program
The Doctor of Optometry Program
Social Sciences and Management (5)
Bachelor of Arts Program in Business Communication
Bachelor of Arts Program in Global Studies and Social Entrepreneurship
Bachelor of Arts Program in Journalism (Mass Media Studies)
Bachelor of Arts Program in Philosophy, Politics, and Economy
Bachelor of Arts Program in Social Policy and Development
Bachelor of Laws Program in Business Law
Bachelor of Political Science Program in Politics and International Relations
Thammasat offers graduate degree programs in all fields, covering sociology, humanities, science and technology, and health sciences, in Thai, bilingual and international programs.
There are two types of lecture sessions: normal programs in office hours and special programs in the evenings or on weekends.
Students on master’s degree programs can pursue their own interests in research-oriented programs. Students are required to complete a “thesis” to contribute to a new body of knowledge or conduct a specialized study in their industries or careers.
The doctorate degree programs encourage students to conduct a “dissertation” research contributing to the country’s development and new technologies.
Find out about subjects covered for each program here.
Thammasat also offers non-degree Programs for foreign students from universities that have an agreement with Thammasat University. Find out more about these programs here.
Learn more about admissions by contacting the Academic Admissions Division; Office of International Affairs; Office of the Registrar.
Tuition fees vary per program. The average fees for international students at postgraduate level are approximately US$4,200.
There are several student loan funds and scholarships available. For more information, contact the Student Affairs Division or Office of International Affairs.
International students and visitors can find out more about programs offered here. You can also take a look at the Handbook for International students.
Arts and Humanities (6)
Master of Arts Program in Career English for International Communication
Master of Arts Program in English Language Studies
Master of Science Program in Design, Business & Technology Management
Master of Urban Design and Development Program
Business and Management (6)
Master of Business Administration Program in Global Business Management
Master of Economics Program
Master of Science Program in Finance
Engineering and Technology (6)
Master of Engineering Program in Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things
Master of Engineering Program in Engineering Technology
Master of Engineering Program in Logistics and Supply Chain Systems Engineering
Master of Science Program in Engineering and Technology
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Master of Public Health Program in Global Health
Master of Science Program in Applied Biosciences
Master of Science Program in Bioclinical Sciences
Master of Science Program in Bioinnovation and Entrepreneurship
Master of Science Program in Biomedical Sciences
Master of Science Program in Dermatology
Master of Science Program in Integrative Medicine
Master of Science Program in Social Gerontology
Master of Science Program in Stem Cell Biology and Technology
Master of Science Program in Surgery
Natural Sciences (6)
Master of Science Program in Chemistry
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Master of Arts Program in Asia Pacific Studies
Master of Arts Program in English Language Teaching
Master of Arts in Social Innovation and Sustainability
Master of Law Program in Business Law
Master of Political Science Program in International Relations
Master of Science Program in Occupational and Environmental Health
Arts and Humanities (6)
Doctor of Philosophy Program in English Language Studies
Business and Management (6)
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Business Administration
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Economics
Engineering and Technology (6)
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Engineering and Technology
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Applied Biosciences
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Bioclinical Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Bioinnovation and Entrepreneurship
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Biomedical Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Dermatology
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Integrative Medicine
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Nursing Science
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Oral Health Science
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Rehabilitation and Exercise Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Stem Cell Biology and Technology
Doctor of Philosophy in Global Health
Doctor of Philosophy in Occupational and Environmental Health
Natural Sciences (6)
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Chemistry
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Mathematics
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Doctor of Philosophy Program in English Language Teaching
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Social Innovation and Sustainability
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Sociology and Anthropology