Salary in Chaing Mai for fresh PhD and PhD scholars

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On 6/6/2017 at 3:23 PM, Aslam Muhammad Shahzad said:

40K is very less salary for a PhD HOLDER

 

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[chuang]

How much will you get in your own country.

[scorecard]

8 hours ago, lexilis said:

There are only two universities in CM that offer a computer science/information technology program taught in English: CMU and Payap. Both have foreign lecturers. At either the salary for a starting lecturer with a relevant Ph.D. will be 40k baht or less. 

 

However that could depend on the terms of employment. Could be:

 

 

- A six month / 12 month possibly renewable contract with monthly salary, usually not that big, requiring a certain number of teaching hours to satisfy the contract workload, plus some extra teaching hours at a stated hourly rate.  No extra payment for preparation, grading, reports, etc.

 

The 'extra' hours usually not guaranteed and in some months no 'extra' teaching hours available.

 

As part of the contract often a minimum number of 'office' hours per week / month.  

 

Would often come with a work permit but case by case.

 

Salary level could, case by case, bring better salary for Ph.D. holders however in some cases it depends on what the uni considers is required to teach the course (maybe the institute considers lecturer must hold masters degree (usually the minimum requirement in any case, but probably some exceptions at some institutes) for some courses, and lecturer must be a Ph.D. holder for some courses.  

 

 

- No contract at all, no retainer,  just assigned courses, at an hourly teaching rate, no extra payment for preparation, exams, reports, grading, etc. No guaranteed courses every month or over any time period.

 

Some months perhaps 2 courses, some months 1 course, and some months no courses at all.

 

However sometimes comes with a work permit, in which case there is a guaranteed number of courses per semester, in aware of 4 courses per semester, to satisfy the minimum requirement for the labor office to issue a work permit.

 

(Most (maybe it's all) Thai universities have 2 semesters per year).

 

 

Edited June 8, 2017 by scorecard

[Aslam Muhammad Shahzad]

On 6/7/2017 at 10:17 AM, KhaoNiaw said:

If you're going to be working for a government university, you'd probably be looking at around 40-50,000  baht per month, though it could even be less depending on exactly what position you're filling. Some private universities may offer more. It will also depend on what you're bringing. If they're specifically looking for foreign or ASEAN academics and a strong research background, someone who is going to be publishing regularly,  you'll probably be looking at a higher salary. 

Dear, thanks for the information. Me and my wife are Researcher. I had published more than 55 publications whereas my wife published 12 paper. We are searching some job here. Thanks for help

[Aslam Muhammad Shahzad]

On 6/8/2017 at 7:19 PM, scorecard said:

 

However that could depend on the terms of employment. Could be:

 

 

- A six month / 12 month possibly renewable contract with monthly salary, usually not that big, requiring a certain number of teaching hours to satisfy the contract workload, plus some extra teaching hours at a stated hourly rate.  No extra payment for preparation, grading, reports, etc.

 

The 'extra' hours usually not guaranteed and in some months no 'extra' teaching hours available.

 

As part of the contract often a minimum number of 'office' hours per week / month.  

 

Would often come with a work permit but case by case.

 

Salary level could, case by case, bring better salary for Ph.D. holders however in some cases it depends on what the uni considers is required to teach the course (maybe the institute considers lecturer must hold masters degree (usually the minimum requirement in any case, but probably some exceptions at some institutes) for some courses, and lecturer must be a Ph.D. holder for some courses.  

 

 

- No contract at all, no retainer,  just assigned courses, at an hourly teaching rate, no extra payment for preparation, exams, reports, grading, etc. No guaranteed courses every month or over any time period.

 

Some months perhaps 2 courses, some months 1 course, and some months no courses at all.

 

However sometimes comes with a work permit, in which case there is a guaranteed number of courses per semester, in aware of 4 courses per semester, to satisfy the minimum requirement for the labor office to issue a work permit.

 

(Most (maybe it's all) Thai universities have 2 semesters per year).

 

 

Dear, Thankyou for sharing such information

[Aslam Muhammad Shahzad]

On 6/8/2017 at 6:13 PM, chuang said:

How much will you get in your own country.

 

We will get around 45BHT in our country with no international exposure.

Here we get international experience

[Aslam Muhammad Shahzad]

On 6/8/2017 at 6:13 PM, chuang said:

How much will you get in your own country.

 

On 6/8/2017 at 11:18 AM, lexilis said:

There are only two universities in CM that offer a computer science/information technology program taught in English: CMU and Payap. Both have foreign lecturers. At either the salary for a starting lecturer with a relevant Ph.D. will be 40k baht or less. 

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