Flexible Course Enrollment Rangsit Campus (in English) - ISEP Exchange
Thailand has a multifaceted personality with picturesque landscapes, rich cultural history, and tranquil Buddhist culture – all amidst a busy nightlight and exquisite cuisine. There may be a language barrier, but getting along with Thai people is nothing to worry about thanks to local’s sense of fun and endless smiles (known in Thai as sà·nùk).
The Rangsit campus hosts programs in four faculties: business English communication, journalism and mass communication, engineering and the Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology.
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Course Description
At Thammasat, you'll enroll in a specific program and take at least three courses within that program. You can take up to two more electives from any other program on your campus, but all your classes must be at the campus you are enrolled in. Find English-taught courses for each subject on each program's curriculum page:
Bachelor of Business English Communication emphasizes the English communication skills essential for business transactions. Courses are designed to develop English skills, which include listening, speaking, reading,and writing within a business context.
The bachelor of journalism and mass communication offers courses in newspaper and print media, radio and television, film, advertising, public relations and mass communication management.
Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology aims to produce engineering and technological graduates who are not only well prepared in their field but are also proficient in English. Qualified students may take courses in civil, electrical, industrial, or mechanical engineering or environmental and information technology. SIIT runs on the Thai academic year, June to March. SIIT also offers a master’s degree program.
The Thammasat English Program in Engineering offers courses in civil, chemical, electrical, mechanical and industrial engineering. See separate PDF documents for spring and fall engineering classes.
Thammasat offers these courses to degree-seeking students, so most should be offered regularly. To find out when courses were offered in the past, use the course search function on the registrar page to look up past semesters' schedules. Because the course search does not separate Thai- and English-taught courses, you'll want to find potential courses on the curriculum page, and not in the course search.
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Other Academic Conditions
It is not possible to take courses on both the Tha Prachan and Rangsit campus. Students must choose one.
Students must take the majority of courses from within one program. It may be possible to take one or two electives from within a different program.
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