• We keep class size small to allow for interaction and practical learning activities
• We offer flexible study times (evenings and weekends)
• We provide study abroad opportunities at more than 30 partner universities worldwide
• We offer double degree and dual degree options in France and Australia

In a nutshell:

• Practice English, the global language of business, science and culture, while studying business. Five semesters of everyday exposure means, your English ability will improve quickly.
• Improve your job opportunities with multinational companies. It is increasingly common for MNCs to replace expats with locals. A diploma from the International Program signals that you have an international mindset and English proficiency.
• Improve your job opportunities with Thai companies seeking to expand abroad.
• Share classes and make friends with our many exchange students. In many of the elective courses, a third of the students are from abroad, leading to a stimulating, multi-cultural classroom environment.
• Have the experience of a lifetime studying abroad for one or two semesters at one of our nearly 40 partner schools around the world.
• Earn a dual degree with our affiliated schools: With one or two semesters abroad, you can earn a second Master’s degree from three prestigious universities: UTS (Australia), Macquarie University (Australia), and Toulouse University (France).
• Have a chance to attend a business project competition with our company partners such as Unilever and have an opportunity to work with them as a management trainee.
• Our international team of faculty members come from a variety of countries such as Austria, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Thailand and the U.S. They have PhD degrees from well-known universities in Europe, the US and Australia, and actively publish in high-quality journals. Many have also taught at foreign universities and have industry experience.
• For those of you considering further studies or working abroad in the future, having a diploma from an English-language program improves your chance of admission.

No. Even though the language of instruction is English, our faculty use a mix of local and international examples. Using Thai examples can be useful to make the class topics more relevant. It should be said, however, that most of the frameworks, theories and best practices of business are universal. Our primary goal is to change the way you think and how you approach business problems, not to teach you details of the local market. There are also situations where international examples are preferable, for instance, to illustrate cutting edge management thinking from innovative companies around the world.