Higher Education In Thailand

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  • 1. Higher Education in Thailand East-West Center September 2007

2. Ministry of Education

  • National Council for Education
  • Commission on Basic Education
  • Commission on Vocational Education
  • Commission on Higher Education

3. Commission on Higher Education

  • The CHE has the mandate and authority to manage and to promote higher education with respect to the degree-granting institutions academic freedom and excellence.

4. HE Policies for Strategic Changes

  • Quality and Excellence
  • Access and Equity
  • Efficiency and Accountability
  • Relevance and Delivery
  • Internationalization and Regionalization
  • Privatization and Corporatization

5. Priorities

  • Administrative system of autonomous universities
  • Quality assurance for academic program delivery at all degree level
  • Life-long learning
  • Capacity building on research missionof the universities

6. Commission on Higher Education

  • 78 public universities
    • 21 public universities
    • 40 Rajabhat universities
    • 9 Rajamangala universities
    • 4 autonomous universities
    • 2 open admission universities
    • 2 Buddhist universities
    • 10 community colleges
  • 67 private universities

7. 8. Thai unis subjected to

  • Administration System Development
  • Self Assessment Report (annually)
  • Education Standard & Quality Assessment (5 years)
  • QA & Internal evaluation
  • All these with less people, less money

9. Public Universities

  • Each with its own law passed by parliament
  • Policy by university council
  • Funded by government budget and tuition fees
  • CHE control only standard of curriculum

10. Organizational Structure : RMUTT RMUTT Council Internal Audit Unit Office of the President Faculties Supporting offices 11. Private Universities in Thailand 12. Common Features

  • Full operational autonomy
  • Quick decision making/fast problem solving
  • High flexibility
  • Highly controlled (no faculty council/dean-director monthly meeting)
  • Tighter control by CHE
  • Large class sizes

13. Common Features

  • President appointed by university council (both internal and external)
  • Vice Presidents appointed by president
  • Assistant to the President appointed by the President and Vice President
  • Dean/Director appointed by the university administrative team
  • Chairperson/Head of department appointed by dean/director
  • Faculty/staff recruited by each faculty management teamVice President for Academic Affairs

14. 15. 16. Bangkok University

  • S tudent enrollments
    • 18,000 Thai program students
    • 2000 internationalcollegestudents ( 2 00 foreign students)
    • 900 graduate students

17. Faculty

  • Communication Arts
  • Business Administration
  • Accounting
  • Humanities
  • Computer Science
  • Engineering
  • Fine and Applied Arts
  • Economics
  • Law
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  • Language Institute

18. Popular Program

  • Advertising
  • Marketing
  • Hotel and Tourism Studies
  • Information and Technology
  • Accounting

19. Graduate Level

  • M.A. in Business Admin. (Thai/Inter)
  • M.A. in Communication Arts (Thai/Inter)
  • M.A. in Law
  • M.A. in Business Entertainment (new)
  • Ph.D in Business Admin. (Inter--Joint program)
  • Ph.D in Personal Communication (Inter--Joint program)
  • Future: Mini MBA/M.A. in Hotel/Tourism
  • Management/