I have a 'friend' who wants to study a Masters on a part time basis ie on weekends. She intends to do the teaching job Monday to Friday and wants to study something on weekends. She did not say what exactly. 

 

Can you recommend a centrally based Bangkok university that meets the above requirements? They would have to instruct in English not Thai

 

thanks

Try Ramkhamhaeng Univ., though I would not describe it as "centrally located".

16 hours ago, beachproperty said:

Forget It!!!!

A masters' degree in anything from Thailand is about as good as a High School degree in the West.

Probably not quite  correct but it gives her a masters degree at the end of the day.  Such negativity.

Edited September 12, 20178 yr by jeab1980

Apparently I'm not the only one to think so!

 

https://www.unicef.org/thailand/education_15799.html

6 minutes ago, beachproperty said:

Apparently I'm not the only one to think so!

 

https://www.unicef.org/thailand/education_15799.html

Where does that article mention Master degrees then is about school children.

Edited September 12, 20178 yr by jeab1980

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12 hours ago, jeab1980 said:

Where does that article mention Master degrees then is about school children.

It does not have to.....it is implied.

 

Mahidol University is the number one university in Thailand.

 

Mahidol University ranks 500-600 on a world ranking...(probably 600)

 

Now this student is NOT even looking at Mahidol University ......so where do you think the university he/she is looking at ranks.... more than likely not even in the top 1000

 

This is my basis....... that a High School education at a good institution in the West is probably better than a master from a Thai university.