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English-medium availability varies by degree and intake.
International study options
Find Thai universities with English-medium degree options, compare fields and locations, and learn what to verify about admissions, costs, scholarships, and student visas.
English-medium availability varies by degree and intake.
Compare university types, locations, and support.
Verify fees, entry rules, and visa steps at the source.
A regional study destination
Thailand has English-medium degrees at public universities, specialist institutes, and private colleges. These programs can let students complete academic coursework in English while living in a Thai-speaking country. Tuition, campus services, and daily costs differ widely, so assess the course and city you are actually considering. Learning basic Thai can also make day-to-day life and community participation easier.
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Filter this starting list by broad study area. Inclusion does not mean every program at that institution is taught in English. Confirm the language, degree availability, fees, and admissions requirements directly with the program.

Public university
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International programs are offered across several faculties. Check the specific program page for language, degree level, and current entry requirements.
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Public university / international college
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MUIC offers international degree programs. Health and medical programs have separate admissions and professional recognition requirements.
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Public university
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International programs are available through different faculties and institutes, including SIIT. Verify the campus and course language for your chosen degree.
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Public university
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The university has international programs in selected fields. Review each faculty’s current international admissions information.
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Public university
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English-medium courses and international degrees vary by faculty and campus. Confirm the exact program and cohort details.
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Public university
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International options are offered in selected disciplines. Check the current program catalogue for teaching language and eligibility.
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Public university
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Programs are spread across several campuses in southern Thailand. Verify where the degree is taught and whether it is English-medium.
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International postgraduate institute
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AIT is a graduate-focused international institute with English-medium study. Check current admissions and scholarship calls for each degree.
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Private university
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The university has English-medium and international offerings. Confirm program language, campus, fee schedule, and admission criteria directly.
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Private university
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International programs include options in areas such as business and creative industries. Check the current course catalogue and language of instruction.
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Public technology university
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Selected programs are offered in English, including technology-related fields. Verify current degree-level and language details.
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Public technology university
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English-medium options depend on faculty and degree. Check the official program listing for current requirements and course language.
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Public university
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The university offers international options in selected subjects. Confirm program language, campus, and admissions requirements with the institution.
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Private international university
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International programs are available; check the current campus, degree accreditation, course language, and fee information.
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BBA, MBA, finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, and international business.
Computer, civil, electrical, environmental engineering, IT, and design-related fields.
Biological and environmental sciences, public health, and selected health programs. Regulated clinical degrees have additional admissions and licensing considerations.
Programs draw on Thailand’s tourism and service industries; course language and placements vary.
International relations, communication, economics, law, and social science options at selected institutions.
Agriculture, food systems, natural resources, and environmental study at selected universities.
Application planning
Applicants typically submit academic transcripts and certificates, passport details, and program-specific forms. English evidence may include IELTS, TOEFL, another accepted test, an interview, or prior English-medium study. Minimum scores, exemptions, entrance assessments, portfolios, and deadlines are set by each program, so check its current admissions information.
Budget and funding
Public, private, and specialist programs can have very different fee structures. Build a full estimate using the current course fee schedule plus housing, food, transport, insurance, books, and travel. Scholarship coverage and eligibility vary by award; confirm deadlines with the provider.
Before travel
International degree students generally follow the Non-Immigrant ED education-visa process. The university supplies supporting admission documents; the responsible Thai mission or e-Visa service provides the current checklist and application rules. Visa validity, extensions, reporting, and work permissions depend on current rules and individual circumstances. Confirm details with official authorities before travel.
Review the Thailand ED visa guide →Campus and city
Housing may include university residences, dormitories, or private rentals. Compare lease terms, deposits, utilities, campus distance, and transit options before committing. Bangkok offers BTS and MRT transit networks; other university cities have different commute patterns. Ask the international office about orientation, student clubs, accommodation referrals, health coverage, and Thai-language support.
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Some Thai institutions and colleges offer full degrees in English, while many universities offer selected international programs. Confirm that the entire degree, including required courses and assessments, is taught in English for your intake.
Thai proficiency may not be an entry requirement for an English-taught degree, but Thai can help with daily life, internships, and community activities. Requirements vary by program.
Programs set their own accepted tests and minimum scores. They may accept IELTS, TOEFL, another test, an interview, or prior English-medium education. Check the official admissions page for your course.
Tuition depends on the university, course, degree level, and applicant category. Living costs also vary by city and housing. Use the current official fee schedule and a full budget rather than a single national estimate.
Students generally need to follow the Non-Immigrant ED education-visa process, using the current checklist from the responsible Thai mission or e-Visa service. Ask the university which supporting documents it provides.
Recognition depends on the university, program, destination country, and profession. For regulated careers, confirm licensing and recognition with the relevant authority before enrolling.
Some universities and scholarship providers offer awards to international applicants. Eligibility, coverage, eligible nationalities, and deadlines vary, so check current calls directly with each provider.
Next step
Compare your course choices, verify the teaching language and entry requirements, and plan a realistic budget. Contact Videsh Guru if you want help organizing your options.