http://www.topuniversities.com/worlduniver...0_universities/


This is 'Top 200 Asian Universities' by QS top universities.
Thai universities are in the lists.


No.30 : Mahidol university
No.35 : Chulalongkorn university
No.81 : Chiangmai university
No.85 : Thammasart university
No.108 : Kasetsart university
No.109 : Prince of Songkla university
No.113 : Khonkaen university
No.151 : Burapha university

Now let's compare with other south east asian universities.



1. No.10 : National university of Singapore : Singapore
2. No.30 : Mahidol university : Thailand
3. No.35 : Chulalongkorn university : Thailand
4. No.39 : Universiti Malaya : Malaysia
5. No.50 : University of Indonesia : Indonesia
6. No.51 : Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia : Malaysia
7. No.63 : Universitas Gadjah Mada : Indonesia
8. No.63 : University of the Philippines : the Philippines
9. No.69 : Universiti Sains Malaysia : Malaysia
10. No.76 : De La Salle University : the Philippines
11. No.80 : Bandung Institute of Technology : Malaysia
12. No.81 : Chiangmai university : Thailand
13. No.82 : Universiti Teknologi Malaysia : Malaysia
14. No.84 : Ateneo de Manila University : the Philippines
15. No.85 : Thammasart university : Thailand
16. No.90 : Universiti Putra Malaysia : Malaysia
17. No.108 : Kasetsart university : Thailand
18. No.109 : Prince of Songkla university : Thailand
19. No.113 : Khonkaen university : Thailand
20. No.119 : Bogor Agricultural University : Indonesia
21. No.130 : Airlangga University : Indonesia
22. No.144 : University of Santo Tomas : the Philippines
23. No.151 : Burapha university : Thailand
24. No.171 : Diponegoro University : Indonesia
25. No.171 : Multimedia University : Malaysia
26. No.171 : Sebelas Maret University : Indonesia
27. No.191 : University of Brawijaya : Indonesia

Where is lao and cambodia????????

good

Good, But not enough...
In my opinion there are more than 200 universities in the Thailand now,
but less than 10 universities in our country are top 200^th.

Today educations in Thailand need more develop.
Do you agree with me.

This below link to Eduzones Directory
(if you want to know the university in Thailand)

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Mahidol University

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Mahidol University

How about Srinakarinwirot University?

Hahaha, nice to know my university is in the 69th of the ranking, never know this before. Is there any Malaysian students in Thailand Universities? I hope many Malaysian students could pursue their studies in Thailand too because there are many Thai students in our universities. We already have students studying in Indonesia in fields such as medical, art, language and religious. I guess Malaysian students are afraid that they don't understand Thai language that made them choosing Indonesia... But I don't think Thai is difficult for me, maybe I need to polish my writing and formal Thai, hahaha.

my university is not on the list wanna cry indeed

Webometrics Ranking Web of World Universities.
July 2009 edition.

http://www.webometrics.info/


Here are Thai universities in Top Asia

No.18 Prince of Songkla University
No.35 Chulalongkorn University
No.37 Kasetsart University
No.46 Mahidol University
No.58 Thammasart University
No.78 Chiangmai University
No.91 Khonkhaen University

Chulalongkorn University

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Chulalongkorn University



Low-rise building at Chulalongkorn University in what we like to call 'colonial-Thai-style'.



Chulongkorn University has some wide open spaces. The building in the background is part of the Faculty of Architecture.



Statue of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) and King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) on the grounds of Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok.



Entry to the Emergency Room at King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital. The emergency room is an open air affair, with limited visual appeal.



Chulalongkorn University Book Center can be easily reached from Siam Square.




Credit : http://www.thaiwebsites.com/chulalongkorn.asp

Chiangmai University, Chiangmai




















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Thammasart University, Bangkok

Kasetsart University, Bangkok

Prince of Songkla University, Hatyai

I think they rank below my high school, Loyola High, in Los Angeles.

high school in LA NOT Laos

why study in USA

because Laos Education is bad

U can speak Laos?????

I am JekThai and cannot speak Lao.
I studied in US because my dad can afford my edu.
I loathe GB and France for what they had done in Asia in Imperialist times.

can't speak Laos

why Lao can't speak laos language??

crazy?

maybe you don't know everything about Laos

maybe you never go Laos

you not Lao

I think you misunderstood me for someone else.
I post in Thai chat very often last year.
I am never a Laotian or Luotian, but I went to Jampasak and Luang Prabang couple years ago.
I was born in the Ratanakosin Island near the Chao Praya river, dude. Now I live in BKK and enjoy my time here.

Hi K. Andromadra, I wish to clarify my post, "I think they rank below my high school, Loyola High, in Los Angeles".
"they" mean the Lao or cambo schools/colleges.

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Khonkaen university, Khonkaen

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Burapha University, Chonburi

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Newsweek magazine 27 December 2010 - 3 January 2011.

Top 50 Universities in Asia.

Prince of Songkla University was ranked 19th.

Followed by Chulalongkorn University, Kasetsart University with Mahidol University not far behind.





THE BEST OF THAILAND’S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Thailand stands as one of the strongest economies in Southeast Asia. The capital city, Bangkok, serves not only as the administrative head of the country, but also the nation’s cultural, commercial, and educational center. There are more than 30 colleges, universities, community colleges, and technical institutions from which to choose in Bangkok alone, and more than 100 in the country altogether.

These range from state-sponsored schools, like the prestigious Chulalongkorn University and Thammasat University, to private universities such as the International Assumption University, which conducts all its classes in English. Profoundly Thai universities have something for everyone, they have excellent courses of study from science and engineering to travel and tourism. The university program in Thailand are accredited and globally recognized. The country is blessed with a wealth of unique cultural beauty allowing all who have come to experience it to appreciate the treasure of art, music and literature which have shaped the refined ways of Thai people’s life, and harmonized their hearts in a time of happiness and haziness.

The country is known for its famous slogan “land of smiles”, which represents the friendly hospitality of the locals. Thus making it easy for students from different parts of the world to study there. Emphasis has been put on internationalization and regionalization of higher education by the Ministry of University Affairs (MUA). Incredibly Thailand’s higher education has a rich diversity to offer. It has more than 3,000 programs of study in various areas of specialization, from undergraduate up to the doctoral degrees. It also meets the demands of local and international students who wish to enroll in programs using English as medium for instruction, by providing over 350 such programs.

Education in Thailand is taken very seriously, a total of three institutions from Thailand made it to the Top 50 Universities in Asia. Prince of Songkla University was ranked first in Thailand and 19th globally, followed by Chulalongkorn University, Kasetsart University with Mahidol University not far behind. Currently laboratory equipment of undergraduate and graduate studies nationwide have been upgraded to guarantee faculty and students alike will have the hands-on experience to become highly capable in the science and technology field – so much needed in the national and regional development of the fast-changing hi-tech world.

There has been a rise in exchange and study programs in Thailand thus the MUA and Thai higher education institutions have adjusted themselves to accommodate the needs for electronic and other physical facilities for foreign students and guests alike, through the duration of their academic undertakings in the country. These exchange programs have attracted increasing numbers of students, faculty, researchers and experts from neighboring countries and those across the region to study and undertake various joint projects, acquiring and sharing intellectual and cultural richness for mutual academic excellence, benefit and understanding.

The cost of living and the cost of study in Thailand are very affordable based on an international scale. During school breaks student can enjoy historical temples, shrines, museums, dance performances and festivals in the friendliest country in Asia.

Credit : http://www.psu.ac.th/node/2898

Congrats to PSU!

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What a coincident, I just flied to Hat Yai today bringing my mom to PSU hospital.

Medical school at PSU is No.1 in southern thailand and one of the best in Asia.

Well done, PSU!

Haven't been to Hat Yai for many years, it now became a big city!

My mom is a patient of Chulalongkorn hospital

Best wishes to K sawan's mom to get well soon

but how come many thai students want to go to west or Japan for schooling. 19 is little bit fishy around here.

BD, there are 2 groups of students who go aboard; the first group are students who can't pass competitive entrance exam to premium universities in Thailand, so they decided to acquire degree in universities aboard which is easier to enter.

The other group is students with rich parents and they want their kids to know foreign language and have experience as a citizen of the world, so they send their kids aboard.

Unlike you, you are a refugee. You have no choice but to stay as a second class citizen in America.

Thank you Nhoona.

My mom fell down and her hip joint was broken so she was shifted to Hat Yai from Trang for operation to replace her joint.
She is ok now.

I am still in Hat Yai and will fly back to Bangkok soon.

Welcome to Hatyai.
So your mom is admitted in the hospital right now?

Yes, I am staying at Chrystal Hotel near the PSU hospital.

You are working in the PSU hospital, aren't you?

Okay, get well soon na krub.

My mom has problem with bone too, and เส้นเลือดขอด becuase she spent most of the days in 20 years standing for selling nooddle.

Go Prince of Songkla !!!!




I'm sorry to hear that. Hope she gets better and recovers very soon na kha.

Thai women who graduated from "Thai" universities are coming to Laos and working as "babysitters".

So much for having a $hitty Thai degree.

Thai degree is worthless in in North America, Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan. True thing. That's why I choose not to study in Thailand. Education is too low. However, Lao degree is everywhere worthless.

Easier to enter? haha If you choose to go to another developing country I agree, but Thai ''high school degree'' is not fully recognized in developed countries so they can't enter universities there. Thailand has poor education. Most Thai people read comics instead of novels. Sad thing. I hope it changes.