Thailand’s educational system has a fairly well evolved curriculum, having gone through three major rounds of reform in recent decades, and it is generally regarded as sound. Analyses by UNESCO and others suggest that in terms of approach and theory, it is very much the same as the curricula utilised in Asian nations with highly successful...
Given renewed government efforts to stimulate innovation-based industries, how can Thai institutions drive entrepreneurship among students?
In which specific areas of educational reform is the Ministry of Education (MoE) planning to focus its efforts in the short term?
Selected headline numbers generated by the Thai education sector have been encouraging. The country has a high rate of literacy, an increasing number of top-rated universities, long school-life expectancy, a strong history of education and a large education budget. Globally and regionally, it compares well by these measures. The country also...
In what ways are degree preferences among students at Thai universities and institutes currently being shaped by industry demand?
An expanded product range aimed at broadening the client base alongside plans to target new markets are part of Thailand’s campaign to shore up its medical tourism industry, which is coming under pressure from increased competition and weaker economic performance in key source countries.
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