Thammasat University is Thailand's second oldest university. Officially inaugurated on 27 June 1934 at Tha Phra Chan on the Rattanakosin Island and on the Bank of the Chao Phraya River.
Today, Thammasat University still follows its guiding philosophy to uphold academic excellence, services to society, promotion of arts and culture, social equality and social justice under the philosophies of constitutional monarchy and democracy. Thammasat students are not only well-rounded and well-adjusted members of their community, but are also conscious of their social responsibility as famously expressed by a former student,
Thammasat University aims to become a world-class research university.
The university is committed to the promotion and dissemination of research by faculty, staff and graduate students. Thammasat provides opportunities and channels for the dissemination of research results to the public through academic presentations, conferences and publications both domestically and internationally.
The Office of International Affairs (OIA) provides a full range of services and support for all international students. The OIA offices offers the following services :
Thammasat University’s extensive sports facilities includes its main multi-purpose stadium, an Aquatic Center, tennis courts, various sports fields, and several gymnasiums, which were all originally built to host the 1998 Asian Games. In 2007, the Rangsit Center was home to the worldwide Summer Universiade. Currently, the facilities are enjoyed by students for recreation and used for training by various national sports federations and teams.
Thammasat Business School has proved the quality of education in accounting and business administration with vision to aim at being a Thailand's Best Business School Model by has been accredited by AMBA (Association of MBAs).
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