Study in Thailand
Modern universities, international programmes and a vibrant, welcoming culture in the heart of Southeast Asia.
Thailand, a global study destination
Thailand welcomes thousands of international students every year. Bangkok and other university cities offer modern campuses, international colleges and a lively student community from across Asia, Africa, Europe and beyond.
Many Thai universities teach complete Bachelor's and Master's programmes in English, and a growing number offer Chinese-taught programmes. Tuition and everyday living costs are affordable compared with many Western countries, without compromising on quality.
Outside the classroom, you will discover world-famous food, culture and travel, and a central location that makes it easy to explore Southeast Asia. With pathway and transfer programmes, you can also continue your studies in the United Kingdom, Australia, France and other countries.
Why students choose Thailand
International Education
English-taught and Chinese-taught Bachelor's and Master's programmes.
Affordable Living
Reasonable tuition and living costs for a high quality of life.
Modern & Safe
A friendly, modern country that welcomes international students.
Vibrant Student Community
Classmates from around the world and an active campus life.
Gateway to Southeast Asia
Easy, affordable travel across Asia from a central hub.
Global Pathways
Transfer options to the UK, Australia, France and more.
English-taught and Chinese-taught programmes
We connect international students with quality Bachelor's and Master's degree programs in Thailand, taught in English or in Chinese.
We also provide access to international pathway and transfer programs in collaboration with overseas institutions, so you can continue or complete your studies in destinations such as the United Kingdom, Australia and France.
Studying in Thailand: FAQ
Do I need to speak Thai to study in Thailand?
No. International programmes are taught in English or Chinese. Learning some basic Thai is helpful for daily life, and many universities offer Thai language classes.
Is Thailand safe for international students?
Thailand is a popular, welcoming destination with a large international community. As in any country, students should take normal precautions. We share practical safety and arrival tips before you travel.
What is the cost of living in Bangkok?
It depends on your lifestyle and accommodation. Many students find everyday costs such as food and transport affordable. An advisor can give you an estimate based on your university and budget.
When do programmes start?
Many universities have main intakes around August and January, but dates vary by university and programme. Contact us early so we have time to prepare your application and visa.
Can I work while studying in Thailand?
Student visa holders are generally not permitted to work in Thailand. Rules can change, so please ask our advisors for the latest information before you plan.