Exchange Program at Thammasat University

[jlcuadra]

How is the exchange program at Thammasat University in terms of quality of education and over-all experience? The subjects that I'll be taking will either focus of language and culture or economics. I'm applying as an exchange student there for a semester this coming August. Honestly I'm not quite sure if I should push through or not. I hope you guys can give me honest opinions and advice about the exchange program in the university or any experiences you can share to me. Also, any housing accommodations you can recommend to me? Thammasat seems to have limited on-campus housing. Thank you very much in advance!

Edited June 13, 2016 by jlcuadra

[Morakot]

It would help if you were to say what programme you'll be taking courses/ modules from.

What do you read at your home institution?

[jlcuadra]

It would help if you were to say what programme you'll be taking courses/ modules from.

What do you read at your home institution?

I wanna learn about Thai language and culture.

Edited June 13, 2016 by jlcuadra

[Morakot]

So you're not looking for transferable credits? Just need to pass?

For studying Thai language and culture in a scholarly way, this university would be a sustainable choice.

Contact their international staff to find out about accommodation. The main campus is outside the city boundaries, but OKish connected to the city centre.

Edited June 13, 2016 by Morakot

[orchidlady]

They have two campuses, by the rivet Tha Prachan and Rangsit 35 km outide Bangkok. Which one are you looking at?

[SheungWan]

An exchange programme at Thammasat would be a great opportunity to broaden your horizons. A part of that experience is embracing the challenge of dealing with the uncertainty and managing the logistics. BTW, re you 'wanna' learn? Is that really the introduction you want to provide of yourself?

[muzmurray]

So you're not looking for transferable credits? Just need to pass?

For studying Thai language and culture in a scholarly way, this university would be a sustainable choice.

Contact their international staff to find out about accommodation. The main campus is outside the city boundaries, but OKish connected to the city centre.

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[Morakot]

^^ Predictive text ...

Read as "suitable choice" .

Edited June 14, 2016 by Morakot