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ABAC GRADUATE SCHOOL OF TOURISM MANAGEMENT ASSUMPTION
UNIVERSITY
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CHIANG MAI UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF HUMANITIES
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KHON KAEN UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
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DEPARTMENT OF CAREER SCIENCE
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INSTITUTE OF ECO TOURISM SRINAKHARIN WIROT UNIVERSITY
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MAHIDOL UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL
COLLEGE
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OTHER TOURISM TRAINING AND EDUCATION
Ramkhanhuaneng 24 Rd Huamark,
Phone: (662) 30004545-60 ext.
2515, 2517
Fax : (662) 7191512
E-mail : Promsit@av.ac.th
Status: Public Establishment
Principal:
Dr. Prithip Martin Komolmans,
tsg
Deputy Principal:
Dr. Bancha Saenghiran, tsg
Deputy Principal:
Dr. Somboon Duangsomoron
Official Contact
Dr. Somboan Duang Samosaremn
Assistant Dean and Director
Management and Office of than
art and culture
Phone: 3004543-62 ext.
2515-2517
Fax : 3004543-62 ext.
2512-2517
E-mail:
Thoriat@av.ac.th
The program seeks to prepare the candidates:
1.
To acquire important knowledge and understanding on the principles and
practices of the business of the tourism industry;
2.
To acquire a profound understanding on the principles of sustainability
and its relationship to the tourism development;
3.
To possess necessary managerial and leadership attributes in involving
in the business of the tourism industry;
4.
To conceptualize the principles and practices of the business of the
tourism industry as a developing multidisciplinary industry, and
5.
To possess necessary knowledge and skill necessary for advancing their
studies or career in the tourism profession.
The number
of students to be admitted and the number of graduates expected from the Master
of Arts Program in Tourism Management are as follows:
|
Students |
Academic Year |
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1999 |
2000 |
2001 |
2002 |
2003 |
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1st year |
50 |
50 |
50 |
50 |
50 |
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2nd
year |
- |
45 |
45 |
45 |
45 |
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Total |
50 |
95 |
95 |
95 |
95 |
|
Expected
to graduate |
- |
45 |
45 |
45 |
45 |
Qualification for Admission
Candidates are required to hold a Bachelors in tourism
or other related fields from an accredited institution;
If the candidate does not hold the degree as
especially, he/she will be requested to enroll for the foundation subjects
necessary for th
Earned a G.P.A. of at least 2,5 on a scale of 4,0;
Earned a score of 550 or above on the TOEFL or 6,0
or above on the IELTS test and;
If the candidate does not hold the TOEFL or the
IELTS with specified score upon admission, they are required to submit one
before his/her graduation.
Requirements:
An official transcript showing that they possess a
bachelors degree as specified with the G.P.A. of at least 2,5 on the 4,0
scale. At least two letters of
recommendation from their previous/present lecturers or employers who can
support the candidates scholastic characteristics and/or research capability to
undertake the postgraduate study
Trimester System
Each academic
year consist of 3 trimesters:
·
First Semester : January April
·
Second Semester : May August
·
Third Semester : September December
Time Limit: Each student must complete all the
requirements for the degree within 15 trimesters from the date of first
enrollment.
Study Plan:
The M.A. in Tourism Management curriculum consists
of:
·
Foundation Courses
·
Required Courses
·
Elective Courses
·
Plan Selection
·
Plan A (Thesis Option) : Masters Thesis
·
Plan B (Non Thesis Option) :
Comprehensive Examination
·
Language of Instruction : English
Graduation
Requirement
To be qualified for graduation, the student must :
·
Complete at least 48 credit hours approved for the M. A. (Tourism
Management)
·
Earn at least 3,00 GPA
·
Pass either comprehensive examination or the thesis as the case may be
Tuition
Fees
Approximately
2.500 Baht/credit
|
Title/degree |
Accreditation |
Requirement for Admission |
Title or Degree Granted |
Week Hours |
duration |
Practical training |
Cost (US$) |
|
M.A. (Tourism Management) |
International |
Undergraduate Studies &
work experience |
Post graduation studies |
12 hours |
Two years |
Optional |
1.500/year |
|
Professional Tour Guide
Training Program |
National |
Graduate studies |
Certificates & licenses |
12 hours |
Five months |
compulsory |
400/year |
The number of students to be admitted and the number of graduates
expected from the Master of Arts Program in Tourism Management are as follows:
|
Students |
Academic year |
|||||
|
1999 |
2000 |
2001 |
2002 |
2003 |
||
|
1st year |
50 |
50 |
50 |
50 |
50 |
|
|
2nd
year |
- |
45 |
45 |
45 |
45 |
|
|
Total |
50 |
95 |
95 |
95 |
95 |
|
|
Expected
to graduate |
- |
45 |
45 |
45 |
45 |
|
Phone : 2150871
Fax : 2154808
E-mail : Infochula@chla.ac.th
Status:
Public Establishment
Principal:
Prof.
Tatchai Sumitra
Deputy Principal:
Prof. Watana
Sivakua
Deputy Principal:
Prof. Jaerasak Noppakun
Official
Contact
Assoc. Prof.
Pratoomporn Vajakas Thira
Vice
President for International Affairs
Office of
International Affairs
Phone :
2183331-5
Fax :
2161299
E-mail : up.mt@chula.ac.th
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Title/Degree |
Accreditation |
Requirement For Admission |
Title Or Degree Granted |
Week Hours |
Duration |
Practical Training |
Cost (Us$) |
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History
Tourism |
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Geography
Tourism |
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Taling
Chan District
Phone
: (66)-2-8807374
Fax : (66)-2-8807372
E-mail :
Status : Public
Establishment
Principal:
Mr.
Poot Veraprsert
Deputy
Principal:
Assoc.
Prof. Sompid Kattiyapikul, Ph.D
Deputy
Principal:
Assoc. Prof. Wanchai Sutananta, Ph.D
Official
Contact
Assoc.
Prof. Sompid Kattiyapikul
Vice
President for International Affairs
Office
of the President Silpokon Affairs
Taling
Chan District
Phone :
880-7374 Ext. 240
Fax : 880-7372
E-mail :Sompid@yahoo.fr
·
Entrance examinations May
·
Mid first term examination July
·
First term examination September
·
First term holiday October
·
Mid second term examination
December
·
Second term examination February
·
Second term holiday March-May
·
Graduation day May
Chiang
Tel
: (6653) 943297-8
Fax:
(6653) 892330
E-mail : Talsina@Chiangmai.ac.th
Status:
Public Establishment
Principal:
Dr.
Choti Teetranon
Deputy
Principal:
Prof.
Dr. Norkun Sittiphong
Deputy
Principal:
Prof.
Dr. Wichit Srisuphan
Official Contact
Assoc. Prof.
Em-on Chittasobhonk
Dean Faculty
of Humanities
Faculty of
Humanities
Chiang Mai
50200
Phone :
66-053-943269
Fax : 66-053-221595
E-mail: Talsina@Chiangmai.ac.th
Academic Calendar
·
Entrance examinations 1-5 May
·
Mid first term examination 31July- 6August
·
First term examination 26 September-8 October
·
First term holiday 9 -23 October
·
Mid second term examination 25-30 December
·
Second term examination 20
February-4 March
·
Second term holiday 5 March-5 June
·
Graduation day 24 March
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Title/Degree |
Accreditation |
Requirement For Admission |
Title or Degree Granted |
Week Hours |
Duration |
Practical Training |
Cost (Us$) |
|
Master Of Arts (Tourism
Industry Management) |
|
Any Bachelor M.A. Degree |
(Tourism Industry
Management) |
|
2 Year |
|
2.857/Year |
Khon
Tel:
043-362015, 243593
Fax:
043-241254
Status:
Private Establishment
Principal: Associate (A) Prof. Sumeth
Kaenmant
Deputy Principal: Assistant, Prof. Arel Kulpaha
Deputy Principal: Mrs. Somjit Tueng Sangnanporsook
Official
Contact
Mrs.
Pensri Jaroenwanit
Assistant
Professor
Department
of Business Administration
Faculty
of Management Science
Phone
: 043-243598, 362025
Fax : 043-241254
E-mail : penyor@kkn.ac.th
The
The University maintains close links with a large number
of overseas universities and institutions. Such collaboration provides for both
staff and student exchange programs as well as strengthening the Universitys
research capabilities and allowing the introduction of joint, international
program.
To date KKU has forged links with universities and
institutions in the following countries Australia, Cambodia, Canada, China,
Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Laos, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Sweden, the
United Kingdom, the United States of America, and Vietnam.
International courses offered by KKU include a joint. Doctor of educational Master degree in Rural Development an international Masters of Science degree in clinical Epidemiology offered by the faculty of Public Health.
Port and recreational activities are an important
part of student life and KKU boasts excellent sporting facilities including
tennis court, two swimming pools, a gymnasium, a shooting area and a number of
floodlit sport-fields. A wide variety of sport clubs provide the opportunity
for student to become involved in such sports as volley ball, basket ball, badminton, rugby, judo, fencing, and boxing.
For those wishing to participate at a more serious level, there are a number
KKU teams who play against other universities.
The Students Union also supports a number of clubs
and societies ranging from the debating society and astronomy club to ballroom
dancing and aerobics classes. Music is an important aspect of life at KKU and
the University plays host to distinguished musicians from all over the world
thorough the year.
Amenities provide on campus include banking and
postal service, a University cooperative health and counseling service a food
hail, a supermarket and a day care center (provided by the Faculty of Nursing).
1964
University of the Northeast founded
under the National Development Plan. Faculties of Agriculture Engineering and
Science Arts established.
1965
University name change by Royal Degree to Khon Kaen
University Faculty of Education established.
1971 Degree
Program in science started by the Faculty of Science Arts.
1974
Faculty of Medicine established. This together with
the Faculty of Nursing marked the foundation of the
1978
Faculty of
Science Arts divided to become Faculty of Science and Faculty of
Humanities and Social Science. The
1979 Faculty
of Associated Medical Science and
1980 Faculties
of Public Health and Dentistry established.
1981 Faculty
of Pharmaceutical Science established.
1984 Faculty of Technology established.
1985 Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and the
1988
Faculty of Architecture established.
1989
Continuing
1994
Faculty of the Fine and
Applied Arts established.
Academic Calendar
·
Mid first term examination 31st July -6th August
·
First term examination 25th September -12th October
·
First term holiday 13rd
October -29th October
·
Mid second term examination 25th-29th
December
·
Second term examination 19th
February - 8th March
·
Second term holiday 9th
March -14th May
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Title/Degree |
Accredi-tation |
Requirements For Admission |
Title or Degree Granted |
Week Hours |
Duration |
Practical Training |
Cost (US$) |
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BBA (Finance) |
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BBA
(Accounting) |
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BBA
(Hotels and Tourism Management) |
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BBA
(Marketing) |
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(Hotel and Tourism Studies)
Faculty
of Humanitas, Kasetstart
University
Tel:
(02) 9428073
Fax:
(02) 9438073
Status :
Private Establishment
Official
Contact
Associate
Professor Cholongsori Pimansampung
Deputy
Head of Department
Department
of Career Science
Faculty
of Humanitas,
Phone
: (02) 9428073
Fax :
(02) 9438073
E-mail : Thumandw@nontri.ku.ac.th
The Department of Career Science was established as
a part of the Faculty of Humanities in 1981. The Department bases its philosophy
on the principle of Career Education which advocates the integration of
academic and professional in its educational administration whit a view to
serve individuals well as the societal needs of the present day communities.
The department of Career Science seeks to be an
excellent, full serviced educational institute of tourism and hospitality
studies.
Within the overall framework of
To provide both students and personnels in the
tourism and hospitality industry with specialized knowledge, skill as well as
professional competence based on business wisdom and moral; and to create as
well as to spread, through different levels of the educational programming,
disciplines and practical of tourism management and development in a
sustainable way.
To approach both vision and missions, the Department
of Career Science has been functioning the 9th Education Management Plant
with the following objective:
·
To create and development Tourism and Hospitality Studies programs
and curriculum which are to meet both an educational standard, and career
requirements of the industry;
·
To improve educational practices in tourism and hospitality studies;
·
To create tourism researches in globalize dimension, and the
cooperation among expert to develop research programs in tourism and
hospitality studies;
·
To create a vehicle for the exchange of materials, ideas, and knowledge
related to tourism industry planning and development
·
Entrance examinations March
·
Mid first term examination August
·
First term examination October
·
First term holiday 10
13 October
·
Mid second term examination December
·
Second term examination March
·
Second term holiday April
May
·
Graduation day March
|
Title/ Degree |
Accreditation |
Requirement For Admission |
Title Or Degree Granted |
Week Hours |
Duration |
Practical Training |
Cost (Us$) |
|
Certificate
In Tourist Guide Professional |
National |
Under
Graduate Studies |
Technical
Studies |
30 |
3
M |
60
Hours |
N/A |
|
Certificate
In Tourist Guide Professional (Brush Up Course) |
National |
Under
Graduate Studies |
Advance
Technical Studies |
18 |
3
Days |
- |
US$
38 / Course |
|
Certificate
In Travel Company Operation |
Private
|
Post
Secondary Studies |
Technical
Studies |
42 |
1
Week |
12
Hrs |
N/A |
|
Certificate
In Travel Strategic Company Administration
|
Private |
Under
Graduate Studies |
Advanced
Technical Studies |
30 |
5
Days |
Optional |
N/A |
|
Certificate
In Strategic Hotel Management |
Private |
Under
Graduate Studies |
Advance
Technical Studies |
30 |
5
Days |
Workshop 9
Hours |
N/A |
|
Certificate
In Restaurant Service |
Private
|
Post Secondary Studies |
Technical
Studies |
60 |
10
Days |
30
Hours |
N/A |
|
Bachelor
Of Arts In Hotel Studies |
National |
Secondary Studies |
Under
Graduates Studies |
30 |
3
Days |
- |
US$
700/Year (Only Tuition Fee) |
|
Bachelor
Of Arts In Tourism Studies |
National
|
Secondary Studies |
Under
Graduates Studies |
30 |
4
Years |
12
Hours |
US$
700/Year (Only Tuition Fee) |
|
No. |
Facilities |
Capacity |
|
|
·
Training Hotel ·
Training Restaurant ·
Specialized Laboratory ·
Computer-Assisted language learning ·
Language laboratory ·
Travel Agency ·
Reception ·
Audio and Video Equipment ·
Presentation Equipment ·
Computer Equipment ·
Computerized Network ·
Dormitory ·
Laundry and Dry Cleaning Laboratory ·
Kitchen Laboratory ·
Restaurant Laboratory ·
Accounting Laboratory ·
Studio Room ·
Statistical Laboratory ·
Other (Please specify) Conference facilities |
·
100 rooms ·
350 seats ·
60 seats/time ·
100 seats/time ·
10 participants/time ·
·
1 set ·
3 set ·
5 set ·
all computers linked with the main server of university ·
200 rooms ·
·
5-10 trainees/time ·
30 trainees/time ·
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2 rooms ·
. ·
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·
Sports (Please specified) :1 Hockey field, 4 foot ball grounds, volley
ball, 4 tennis courts, 1 swimming pool, 4 Badminton courts, 1 rugby ground, 2
athletic tracks, 1 gymnasium, 1 fitness center.
·
Recreational Facilities (Please specified), 2 Camping grounds
More than 10 volunteer clubs within a campus
Phone
: (662) 350 35000 Ext. 674
Fax : (662) 240 1819
E-mail:
www.bu.ac.th
Status:
Private Establishment
Official
Contact
Mr.
Suchada Chareanpunsiri Kul.DBA
Chair
Person
Chiang
Mai 50200
Phone:
66-053-943269
Fax : 66-053-221595
E-mail: punchusa@bv.ac.th
|
Title/Degree |
Accreditation |
Requirement For Admission |
Title Or Degree Granted |
Week Hours |
Duration |
Practical Training |
Cost (Us$) |
|
Bachelor Of Arts (BA) Major In Tourism And Hotel Studies |
National |
Secondary
Studies |
Under
Graduate Studies |
18 |
4
Year |
Compulsory |
2.150/Year |
902
Srinakarin, Nogbon Pravet,
Phone :
3617805, 3617811-3
Fax : 3617806
E-mail : D.College@dusit.com
Official
Contact
Ms. Veera
pardpattanapanich
Rector
Phone:
3617805, 3617811-3
Fax : 3617806
E-mail:
Veera@dusit.com
The establishment of
In response to this need,
·
Hotel Management
·
Kitchen and Restaurant Management
·
Tourism Management
·
Management
All courses have been approved by the Ministry of
University Affairs,
· Executive Program
professional development courses for middle management and executive involved in
the hospitals industry.
· Hospitality Access Program
short courses for students interested in working in specific jobs in the
hospitality industry.
· Training Program the
content and structure of these courses can be specifically tailored to meet the
professional development and training needs of employers and employees, groups
and individuals working in the hospitality industry and other industries with
similar needs.
All classed in the programs are thought by lecturers
and/or instructors who have a sound knowledge of their subject area having
undergone thorough training, often at internationally renowned colleges and
universities in Thailand and overseas, and have undertaken periods of
industrial experience.
Facilities at Dusit Thani College include classrooms
with audio-visual equipment, a library which offers and ever increasing number
of up to date journals and books related to the subject of hospitality,
computer laboratories, a language laboratory, demonstration and training
kitchens, a front demonstration room a house keeping mock up room, a training
restaurant, a bartending demonstration room and a large auditorium.
In addition to their classroom studies, the program
curriculum allows students to participate in practical training of not less than
1.000 hours per program. Thus student are well prepared for a challenging and
increasingly diverse and interesting career in the hospitality industry.
Finally, to cater for a diverse student body, that
is normally the medium of instruction for most programs while English is or
will be used for international and executive programs.
The mission of
·
Extensive facilities which have been described as one of the best in
the region
·
Dynamic curricula which adhere to formulas to ensure effective learning
experiences
·
Trained faculty who have industry experience and academic
qualifications and are capable of assisting students to develop their concept,
attitudes as well as practical skills.
|
Title/ Degree |
Accreditation |
Requirement
For Admission |
Title
Or Degree Granted |
Week Hours |
Duration |
Practical Training |
Cost
(Us$) |
|
B.B.A In Hotel Management |
Ministry Of University Affairs |
Secondary School |
Bachelor Of Business Administration |
18 |
4 Year |
Compulsory |
2.000/Year |
|
B.B.A In Kitchen & Restaurant Management |
Ministry Of University Affairs |
Secondary School |
Bachelor Of Business Administration |
18 |
4 Year |
Compulsory |
2.500/Year |
|
B.B.A In Tourism Management |
Ministry Of University Affairs |
Secondary School |
Bachelor Of Business Administration |
18 |
4 Year |
Compulsory |
2.000/Year |
|
B.B.A In Management |
Ministry Of University Affairs |
Secondary School |
Bachelor Of Business Administration |
18 |
4 Year |
Compulsory |
2.000/Year |
Academic
Calendar
·
Entrance examinations
1st Semester :
March, April, May
2nd Semester: Oct
·
Mid first term examination 2nd week of August
·
First term examination
1st
and 4th week of October
·
First term holiday
3rd and 4th
week October
·
Mid second term examination 3rd week December
·
Second term examination 1st and 2nd week of
March
·
Second term holiday
2nd week of March-1st week of June
·
Graduation day
3rd week of January
114
Sukhumvit 23
Wattana,
Tel: 662-664 1000 ext. 5304
Fax: 662-2604368
E-mail: ird@psm.swu.ac.th
Status:
Private Establishment
Official Contact
Mr.Dr. Payom Dharmabutra
Associate Professor
Sukhuvit
23 BKK 10110
Phone
: 662-664 1000 ext. 5304
Fax : 662-2604368
E-mail:
up.mt@chula.ac.th
The
1.
To establish national, regional and international network in ecotourism
and communication within the network.
2.
To establish dat
3.
To implement ecotourism in
4.
To establish educational and training program in ecotourism
The institute of ecotourism has activities in the
following areas
1.
Networking and communication
·
Link between institutions on the regional and international scale
·
Contact World Conversations and Environmental Law Commission for
collaboration and assistance
·
Increase awareness of dat
·
Hold international/regional conferences
2.
Dat
·
Assemble dat
·
Establish a dat
·
Promote several case studies and publish results/impact
·
Work to enhance biodiversity conservation
·
Research to address critical issues such as carrying capacity,
tolerance limits, perceived level of environmental risk, acceptable level of
social/cultural change etc.
·
Push the government for policy in Green Accounting
3.
Implementation Plans
·
Develop Green Accounting
·
Develop guideline/checklist for evaluating ecotours
·
Encourage the transfer of environmentally sound technologies for
sustainable use of ecological and biological processes
·
Develop model registration on
tourism
·
Relate tourism activities to spiritual/religious values
4.
Education and training
·
Propose education development plan
·
Coordinate a community as well as service industry education-action
plan to spread and create understanding for environmental issues and biological
process
·
Run SWU diploma and undergraduate course in ecotourism
·
Hold workshop/training for tour and hotel operators
·
Educate local community, tourists, and tourism related personals
·
Upgrade methods of tour operators
The institute of ecotourism and the graduate school
of
·
International Diploma in Ecotourism Management
·
Single subjects.
· Courses are offered as semester length courses or as short intensive programs.
·
Courses Offered
·
Underlying principles of ecotourism
·
Ecotourism management I
·
Ecotourism management II
·
Cultural ecology and Environmental Design for Tourism
·
Ecoturism Development
·
Green Hotels and Ecology Management
·
Management for parks and nature reserves
·
Ecotours : design and Management
·
Coastal management in relation to ecotourism
·
Community-based ecotourism Development
·
Ecotourism activities and techniques
·
Multimedia material production for ecotourism
·
Ecotourism planning and management
·
Ecolodge planning and sustainable design
·
Operating an ecolodge
·
Project.
·
Entrance examinations January
·
Mid first term examination
July
·
First term examination September
·
First term holiday October
·
Mid second term examination January
·
Second term examination March
·
Second term holiday April
·
Graduation day December
|
Title/ Degree |
Accreditation |
Requirement For Admission |
Title Or Degree Granted |
Week Hours |
Duration |
Practical Training |
Cost (Us$) |
|
Certificate
In Ecotourism Competency |
International |
None |
Technical
Studies |
30 |
2
Week |
Compulsory |
500 |
|
Certificate
In Agency And Hospitality Competency |
International |
Technical
Studies |
Advance
Technical Studies |
30 |
2 Week |
Compulsory |
500/Y |
|
Graduate
Diploma In Ecotourism Management |
International |
Under
Graduate Studies |
Post
Graduates Studies |
9 |
1
Y |
Optimal |
1000 |
|
Bachelor
of Science In Ecotourism And Hotel Management (B.Sc) |
International |
Secondary
Studies |
Under
Graduates Studies |
40 |
4y |
Compulsory |
2000/Y |
|
Msc
In Ecotourism Management |
International |
Under
Graduate Studies |
Post
Graduates Studies |
12 |
2y |
Optimal |
1800 |
|
Doctor
Of Philosopy In Tourism And Hotel Management |
International |
Post Graduate Studies |
Doctor
|
40 |
3y
|
N/Ap |
3000/Y |
999 Buddhamonthon 4 Rd., Salaya,
Telephone: (+66) 0
2441-0594-6,
0 2441-0648-9
Fax: (+66) 0 2441-9745
E-mail: directic@muic.ac.th
Status: Public
establishment
Director:
Prof. Dr. Chariya Brockelman
Deputy Director for Academic Affairs:
Prof. Dr. Maleeya Kruatrachu
Deputy Director for Student Affairs:
Asst. Prof. Anchalee Pongpun
Official Contact:
Ms. Suphacha Phaovanit
International Relations Office
999 Buddhamonthon 4 Rd.,
Salaya,
Telephone: (+66) 0
2441-0594-6,
(0)
2441-0648-9 ext. 1219, 1702
Fax: (+66) 0 2441-9745
E-mail: suphacha@muic.ac.th
- To
graduate students with the knowledge and skills to work effectively in an
increasingly globalized world, and to work and live harmoniously with people of
diverse cultural origins.
- To
provide a place where local, English-speaking students can obtain a good
liberal arts education that will allow them to further their studies and training
at the best Western institutions and facilities.
- To
attract well-qualified students from throughout the region and the world to
create an international learning environment.
- To
provide a college where students from the West can learn and study about
|
Title/Degree |
Accreditation |
Requirements for Admission |
Title or
Degree Granted |
Duration |
Practical Training |
Cost in US$ |
|
1.
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) - Applied Mathematics -
Biological Sciences -
Biology -
Biomedical Science -
Computer Science -
Chemistry -
Environmental Science -
Food Science and Technology -
Nursing Science -
Physics |
International |
12th year of school completion or
equivalent TOEFL 550+ (TWE 4.5) or IELTS 6.5 (Writing 6.0) or SAT 1100 |
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) |
4 Years |
Compulsory |
5,000/Year |
|
2.
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) -
Travel Industry Management -
Tourism Management -
Hospitality Management -
Sustainable Tourism Management -
Social Science -
-
International
Studies |
International |
12th
year of school completion or equivalent TOEFL 550+ (TWE 4.5) or IELTS 6.5 (Writing 6.0) or SAT 1100 |
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) |
4 Years |
Compulsory |
3,500/Year |
|
3.
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) -
Finance -
Information Systems -
International Business -
Management -
Marketing |
International |
|
Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) |
4 Years |
Compulsory |
3,500/Year |
Candidates to MUIC must have
completed their 12th year of school or the equivalent. They are
required to sit for our General Knowledge Examination. This includes testing on
subjects such as science, social science, and mathematics. In addition,
candidates should be able to provide evidence of their Language proficiency by
means of submitting their TOEFL score (550 + TWE 4.5), or IELTS score 6.5
(including writing 6), or SAT score 1100. However, if they are not able to do
they will be required to sit for our English Examination.
1.
Application Form
with three photographs.
2.
Diploma or High
School Certificate.
3.
Official
Transcript.
4.
TOEFL, IELTS or
SAT score (if any).
5.
Two letters of
recommendation from two teachers.
6.
A photocopy of
identification card.
7.
A photocopy of an
official document showing present status of residency.
First Entry: Application Date: April
22 May 27, 2002
Examination
Date:
Instruction
Begins:
Second Entry: Application Date:
Examination
Date:
Instruction
Begins:
Third Entry: Application Date: September
23
Examination
Date:
Instruction
Begins:
Fourth Entry: Application Date: January
6
Examination
Date:
Instruction
Begins:
|
No |
School |
Address |
Tel |
Fax |
Website |
Course Offers |
|
|
1 |
|
Ramkhamhaeng 24, |
+66 2300 4543 |
+66 2300 4563 |
International Program : |
||
|
2 |
|
|
+66 3422 9480 |
+66 3422 9499 |
International
Program: |
||
|
3 |
|
1 Soi Kaenthong, Nongbon, |
+66 2361 7811 |
+66 2361 7806 |
International Program: |
||
|
4 |