Prince of Songhla University

[ironbark]

Any feedback, about this Uni,

thinking of a Masters in an environment area.

Maybe jointly with an Aussie Uni

[rajyindee]

A list of available programs is here. What else do you want to know?

[troysantos]

Just started my first semester there in Agricultural Development. So far, I really like it. I can give details if you're interested. I'm doing coursework in Thai but could have just done fieldwork and never stepped foot into the classroom. All my professors are plenty fluent in English, and I'm very pleased with all of them. The lectures are all in Thai, though I only understand about 70% - 80%.

[SheungWan]

Maybe a generalisation but those institutions that link up with an Aussie uni as opposed to a UK uni, do so because Aussie unis have a reputation in some quarters of having lower standards re taking on overseas students and making awards. Be aware.

Edited November 11, 2014 by SheungWan

[Rhys]

It's a nice place, big... most active of the universities in the upper south. The MA TEIL program seem to get their students out in two years.

Plus Hat Yai is not so bad.

[Stradavarius37]

Maybe a generalisation but those institutions that link up with an Aussie uni as opposed to a UK uni, do so because Aussie unis have a reputation in some quarters of having lower standards re taking on overseas students and making awards. Be aware.

Maybe a generalization? Lmao

[Rhys]

Still a good place..and a better place to study for a graduate degree.

[mmh8]

 

Maybe a generalisation but those institutions that link up with an Aussie uni as opposed to a UK uni, do so because Aussie unis have a reputation in some quarters of having lower standards re taking on overseas students and making awards. Be aware.

 

I am not so sure about these standards, there are a few uk institutions that took on politicians from LOS, if thats not low standards I don't know what is.