Frequently Asked Questions

Documents are due in August each year. The Faculty of Graduate Studies will announce the exact deadline approximately two months in advance.

Please submit it to the Planning and Development Section or email gradpd@mahidol.ac.th.

The annual budget form may be revised to suit changing circumstances. The current form can be downloaded at https://grad.intranet.mahidol.ac.th/planning-form.php

Normally, spending should follow the approved budget plan. If additional expenditure is necessary in a particular category, the program may submit a memorandum requesting additional budget for the Dean's approval. If approved, the Faculty of Graduate Studies will consider using available funds from other budget categories to support the expenditure.

The program must submit a request to the Faculty of Graduate Studies for approval in principle to use program income for personnel hiring. Once approved, the program should coordinate with the Human Resources unit of its parent faculty/organization to proceed with recruitment and selection.

The Faculty of Graduate Studies, Mahidol University is available via LINE Official.

Monday-Friday, 08:30-16:30, excluding weekends and public holidays.

You may also contact individual units directly via LINE Official:

Student Admissions Section

Thai admissions and enrollment reporting

Language Center

English tests, English courses/training, abstract and thesis-title review, and English score submission

Academic Services Section

Thesis/thematic paper examinations, thesis submission, and request letters

International Affairs and Corporate Communications Section

International admissions, visas, and health insurance

Student Affairs and Network Development Section

Scholarships, awards, student welfare, graduation registration, soft skills, orientation, activities, and mental-health counseling

Registration and Assessment Section

Registration and fees, certificates/grade reports/transcripts, extension of study, credit transfer, graduation, publication/conference checks, and MAP-C

Human Capital Development Services Section

MUCE courses/online lessons, tuition-fee approvals, ASEAN Studies for Sustainable Development, and Barometer Student's Satisfaction Survey

Finance Section

Tuition allocation, advances, statements, cheque collection, and reimbursements

Procurement Section

Purchasing/procurement, asset codes and transfers, contract administration, and inspection/acceptance

Planning and Development Section

Annual budgeting, personnel hiring, off-plan capital budget, faculty development grants, and budget transfers

General Administration Section

Correspondence, facilities, and vehicles

Curriculum Development Section

New/revised programs, program committees, TQF7, and Microcredentials

Human Resources Section

Training for graduate program committees, program staff, and FGS personnel

Complete form GR.18 and specify the information to be changed. Submit the form with supporting evidence and a copy of your national ID card, or government officer ID card for a rank change, through the student document submission system. Processing normally takes about 2-3 working days. GR.18: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/inter/current-students/?g=10&source=form-center Submit the documents through the Proof of Graduate system.

1. Complete form GR.18 and attach a copy of your national ID card: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/current-students/?g=10&source=form-center
2. Upload the documents to the general-user registration system: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/MAP-2021/login-general.php

After logging in, select 'Proof of Education' from the left menu. In section 2, select 'INCORRECT', upload the completed form and ID-card copy, then click 'confirm to record'.

You can update the address yourself.

1. Log in to the general-user system at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/MAP-2021/login-general.php
2. Click 'Edit profile'.
3. Enter the address you want shown on the payment certificate in the 'Workplace' field. Then download the payment certificate again from the system.

Submit form RA-04: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/download/current-student/form/RA-04-Th.pdf through the program chair and the E-document system. After the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies approves the leave, you must pay the student-status maintenance fee of THB 4,000 per semester. Then log in to the registration system, register the status as 'Voluntarily Suspend', and pay the required education fee to maintain student status.

Student: 1. Prepare a request to change the study plan, stating the reasons and necessity, using General Request form RA-02, and submit it to the program staff for consideration: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/current-students/?g=17&t=6 Program: 2. Prepare meeting minutes showing the committee's approval of the plan change, including the revised costs for Plan A2 or Plan B, such as credit fees, thesis/thematic-paper registration fees, and research fees. If any item may be paid by installment, charged in full, or waived, state this clearly. 3. The program submits an official request to the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies for approval of the student's study-plan change.

Go to https://mux.mahidol.ac.th, click Sign in, and use the MU Login button with your Mahidol email account. Training link: https://mux.mahidol.ac.th/courses/course-v1:MU-FGS+FGS103+2020_FGS103/about. Topics include:

1. Budgeting, planning, procurement and finance (MU-FGS FGS101),
2. Information technology and access to information systems (MU-FGS FGS102), and
3. Graduate education management (MU-FGS FGS103). More information: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/staff/?g=10&topic=main-issue

Lecturers can check their training history at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/Programme-director/login.php

Program staff can check records for the program chair/lecturers via the intranet at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/Programme-director/login.php

Under Mahidol University Regulations on Graduate Studies B.E. 2567 (2024), Chapter 11, Section 99(5), preparation and examination of a thesis/independent-study proposal and other activities used to obtain the topic are managed and supervised by the program. Students may request an invitation letter for persons involved in obtaining the topic through the e-Form system: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/prof2/student/MainPage.php?lang=en&module=Main.php

Programs wishing to reimburse remuneration for thesis-related committee members can follow the sample documents and procedures at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/193OZfH3kzt26k0yEIOBHjd9zdGYe1BKy?usp=sharing

1. Persons appointed for the process of obtaining a thesis/independent-study topic serve only for that specific purpose.
2. For appointment of a thesis/independent-study advisory committee (GR.1), the Faculty of Graduate Studies will verify qualifications according to the applicable regulations: students under the 2022 criteria follow the Mahidol University Graduate Studies Regulations B.E. 2567 (2024), while students under the 2015 criteria follow the B.E. 2563 (2020) regulations. Regulations B.E. 2567: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/download/current-student/pdf/PR06389.pdf

The process may take several forms, such as critique sessions, meetings, examinations, or other activities. Students may request an invitation letter for persons involved in obtaining the thesis/independent-study topic through the e-Form system: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/prof2/student/MainPage.php?lang=en&module=Main.php

The program chair approves the thesis/thematic-paper progress report and evaluation (GR.42) when the student has already registered for thesis/independent-study credits but has not yet been assigned an advisor.

Yes. A human-research ethics approval issued by the institution in the country where the student collects research data may be used.

No. Cancelling the appointment of the thesis/thematic-paper proposal examination committee (GR.39) does not affect an application for human-research ethics approval.

Students can download the forms from the Faculty of Graduate Studies website: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/current-students/?g=4&id=4

Instructions for digital thesis/thematic-paper submission through the e-Thesis Submission system are available on the Faculty of Graduate Studies website: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGIXoR1IdY/y04TdY1_I0FeROFfXTdM0A/view?utm_content=

Students can download the forms at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/current-students/?g=4&id=4

Students can request a thesis/thematic-paper title change using GR.49 through the online e-Form system: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/prof2/student/MainPage.php?lang=en&module=Main.php

1. Check that the login password is correct. If you cannot remember it, use 'Forgot password'.
2. If the password is correct but access still fails, clear the web browser cache and cookies. In Chrome: open Chrome > More > More tools > Clear browsing data > choose a time range (select 'All time' to remove everything) > select 'Cookies and other site data' and 'Cached images and files' > Clear data.
3. If the problem remains, capture a screenshot of the error and provide the user's name and email so staff can investigate and resolve the issue.

Master's programs: the special lecturer must hold at least a master's degree or equivalent in the relevant or related field, or in the subject being taught, and must have at least one academic work that was not part of their degree and was published under the applicable academic-position criteria within the previous five years. Doctoral programs: the special lecturer must hold a doctoral degree or equivalent, or a master's degree or equivalent together with the academic rank of associate professor or equivalent or higher, in the relevant/related field or subject being taught, and must have at least one qualifying published academic work within the previous five years.

Complete the assessment checklist and submit it to a human-research ethics committee for consideration: https://sp.mahidol.ac.th/th/ethics-human/forms/checklist/2022-Human%20Research%20Checklist-researcher.pdf. You may submit it to the ethics committee of your faculty/organization or the Mahidol University Central Institutional Review Board. More information: https://sp.mahidol.ac.th/th/ethics-human/index.html or call 02-849-6224 / 02-849-6225 (Ms. Daranee, Mahidol Research Ethics Promotion Center).

Students can view the procedures and details at https://www.canva.com/design/DAGNy9Ypukc/0lBwP9aFkLywSeqP2Soj7g/view?utm_content=DAGNy9Ypukc&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor

Students can view the instructions at https://www.canva.com/design/DAGIXoR1IdY/y04TdY1_I0FeROFfXTdM0A/view?utm_content=DAGIXoR1IdY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor

In submitting E-thesis file via E- thesis submission system, students must upload files as follows:

1. A

complete E-thesis file that has been formatted as specified by FGS from the cover page to Biography page.

1. Turnitin Originality Report that show

information follow by 1) Submission Date 2) Submission ID 3) Word Count 4) Similarity Index and Similarity by Source (Internet source, Publication, Student Paper) Both of the file must be attached and press Submit. Students can track your progress via the E-thesis submission system page on the Status page. For more information at https://grad-as.my.canva.site/electronic-file-requirements-en

How to use Thesis format system Students can use the thesis format system to help organize their thesis/thematic paper files only through the intranet system. If there is a connection from an external network to the university, a VPN must be connected before use. you must clear the cache and cookies before using it. Link https://grad-as.my.canva.site/electronic-file-requirements-en

Submit only the first page of the Turnitin Report showing the Similarity Index and Similarity by Source (Internet Source, Publication, and Student Paper). For Turnitin support, contact Ms. Ratikorn Varavudhi / Ms. Mukkarin Klunpukdee, Central Library, Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, tel. 0-2800-2680-9 ext. 4300/4301 during official hours, or email liclturnitin@gmail.com. More information: https://www.li.mahidol.ac.th/account-turnitin/

Students can download the format samples from the Faculty of Graduate Studies website: https://grad-as.my.canva.site/electronic-file-requirements-en

How to check the document in the system After the sign-off submission process, students will receive an email notification from the system. Alternatively, you can manually check the status of your document on the e-Thesis submission system using https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/ethesis/stu/login.php On the status page, locate the sign-off page and click on "Preview" to view your document. If you see the document, the student can walk in to pick it up on official days and hours.

Steps for submitting the entitled and approval pages

1. Once the e-thesis file of the student has been approved by the MUGR officer, the student will receive an email notification indicating the completion of the verification process. The student should proceed to prepare the entitled and approval pages to be submitted for the endorsement of the Dean of MUGR.

1. The student can personally submit the documents to the MUGR officer at the One Stop Service room on the 1st floor, of the MUGR building. Alternatively, the department officer can handle the document submission on behalf of the students or through postal mail.

1. Once the Dean has signed the documents, the MUGR officer will scan and upload all the documents to the e-thesis system. The student will receive an email notification from the system, indicating the completion of the process, and should contact the MUGR officer to collect the documents."

Signatures may be digital, electronic, handwritten, or a combination in the student's PDF file, depending on each lecturer's convenience. If mixed methods are used, the handwritten signatories should sign last. A hard copy of the signed pages may be submitted after completion of the e-Thesis process without additional penalties and without affecting GR.5 graduation submission. The signature-page process completes the e-Thesis record.

The fine is calculated based on the date the student submits the file into the system with approval from the program (advisor and program chair), provided it is not rejected by them. The advisor/program chair may approve after the due date. Example: due date 20/2/66, student submits on 19/2/66, program approves on 25/2/66. FGS treats 19/2/66 as the submission date, which is still within the 21-day deadline, so no late fine applies. No additional fine is calculated while the file is being reviewed or corrected by FGS staff.

Use 'References' for science theses/thematic papers and 'Bibliography' for social-science theses/thematic papers. Common in-text citation systems are: 1) author-date, 2) numerical, and 3) footnote. Once a system is chosen, use it consistently throughout the thesis. For the References/Bibliography section, use alphabetical order (APA style) when the author-date system is used, and numerical order (Vancouver style) when the numerical system is used. More information: https://www.li.mahidol.ac.th/citation/

External applicants should have their organization issue an official letter addressed to the Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies, Mahidol University (Academic Services Section — Request to Use Research Instrument), 25/25 Moo 5, Faculty of Graduate Studies Building, Mahidol University, Phutthamonthon Sai 4 Road, Salaya, Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom 73170. Include the applicant's phone number and email so the approved document can be returned. If the instrument belongs to another organization, FGS will notify the applicant after approval is received from the owner organization. Mahidol University students should contact their program coordinator to prepare the request letter and submit it to FGS through the online e-document system.

Students who are government officers whose approved study-leave period has ended but who have not yet graduated may submit form GR.25 to request that FGS notify their employer and ask for an extension of study leave. Download the form at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/current-students/?g=10&source=form-center and submit it through the student e-document system: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/StudentServiceSystem/Registration/form_login.php

Government officers or state-enterprise employees who took study leave may submit form GR.24 to request an official letter returning them to their original workplace. Download the form at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/current-students/?g=10&source=form-center and submit it through the student e-document system: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/StudentServiceSystem/Registration/form_login.php

There are three main methods: 1) General invitation, which includes e-market, e-bidding, and price inquiry; 2) Selection method; and 3) Specific/selected-source method.

Direct overseas procurement may proceed under the Government Procurement and Supplies Management Act B.E. 2560 (2017). 1) For amounts not exceeding THB 100,000, a specific-method procurement may be used when there is only one directly qualified supplier or legally appointed distributor/service agent in Thailand and no substitute is available. 2) For amounts over THB 500,000, the selection method may be used when the item must be purchased directly from overseas or through an international organization and is not available domestically. Submit a request for approval to procure from overseas and, where applicable, state in the TOR/specification that 'the item is not available in Thailand.' More information: https://grad.intranet.mahidol.ac.th/PFP/procement-regulation.php

1. Submit a request for approval in principle to procure the equipment/land/construction item outside the budget plan, with quotation and specifications. 2. After approval in principle, submit the procurement approval request with quotation, specifications, reference-price record, and the approved in-principle request. For computer equipment, also attach the university CIO approval. 3. Attach any other documents required according to the procurement amount and method.

Computer software costing more than THB 20,000 is classified as equipment (durable goods).

Examples of procurement that may use quality-based criteria include: 1) direct overseas procurement, 2) fuel procurement, 3) research-assistant service contracts, 4) domestic or international journal publication fees, 5) data-analysis services, 6) procurement within Mahidol University units, and 7) companies appointed by the sole distributor in Thailand.

Yes, if the expense arises together with the purchase of materials or services in the same transaction, it may be reimbursed under the procurement reimbursement process.

Approval results are communicated through the FGS e-document system. An email notification will also be sent to the owner of the request.

Check the Purchase Requisition (PR) or Purchase Order (PO), which states the delivery period. For example, if approval is dated 5 January 2025 and the delivery period is 10 days, count from the next day; the supplier must deliver by 15 January 2025.

Yes. It is considered incomplete supporting evidence. Prepare a certificate in lieu of the receipt and include complete purchase details, in accordance with Mahidol University Announcement on receipt, custody, disbursement and payment control (No. 5) B.E. 2564 (2021), Section 6.2. More information: https://grad.intranet.mahidol.ac.th/PFP/pdf/Finance/PR00871.pdf

Yes. A payment voucher may be used, together with a signed certified copy of the payee's national ID card.

The inspection committee consists of one chairperson and at least two members to form a quorum. For low-value procurement within the threshold prescribed by ministerial regulation, one person may be appointed as the inspector and perform the same duties as the inspection committee, under Section 100 of the Government Procurement and Supplies Management Act B.E. 2560 (2017).

Equipment purchased by a program through FGS belongs to the program and its parent faculty/organization. FGS will process the transfer and notify the Finance Division to complete the asset transfer.

The program should submit an official request to the MUGR Procurement Section to appoint or change the program procurement officer. MUGR will then issue the relevant appointment order.

The Language Center will announce booking periods by student email. Details are also available at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/current-students/?g=6&t=4 For more information, call 0-2441-4125 ext. 150-152 or contact LINE GRLC: @693lascg.

Log in to the Student Service System: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/StudentServiceSystem/Registration/form_login.php.

1. Select 'GRID System' from the left menu.
2. Select 'Booking GRID Course'.
3. Check your booked course and class date under 'Booking History'.

The number of required English courses depends on degree level and student ID cohort. Requirements differ for doctoral students and master's/graduate diploma/higher graduate diploma students. See the current criteria at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/current-students/?g=6&t=4 For assistance, call 0-2441-4125 ext. 150-152, email gradlc@mahidol.ac.th, or contact LINE GRLC: @693lascg.

Registration fees: GRID 530, 531, 532 and 533 cost THB 4,000 per credit, 45 hours, 3 credits per course (THB 12,000). GRID 537 is 30 hours, 2 credits (THB 8,000). GRID 514, 515, 516 and 517 cost THB 1,800 per credit, 45 hours, 3 credits per course (THB 5,400).

Send the following booking information via LINE GRLC @693lascg: 1) student ID, 2) full name, 3) mobile number, 4) email, and 5) GRID course code and preferred class session.

Follow the GRID English-course registration schedule announced by the Language Center. Details: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai//current-students/?g=6&t=4 For assistance, call 0-2441-4125 ext. 150-152 or contact LINE GRLC: @693lascg.

Yes. The classes are conducted online.

The instructor will send details, including the online learning platform and class access code, approximately one week before classes begin. The information will be sent to the email address provided to the Language Center when the course was booked.

See details at http://www.grad.mahidol.ac.th/engshortcourse/index.php?page=Application.php. When a course opens, the Language Center will announce it through its communication channels. You may also send your full name, phone number, email, and the course you are interested in to gradlc@mahidol.ac.th or LINE GRLC: @693lascg.

TOEFL iBT/IELTS: either ask the testing center to send the score directly to the Language Center, or submit a PDF score report through the English-score submission registration system at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/EngPoint/ Students who already have a student ID may also submit through the student e-Document system; guide: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/download/current-student/pdf/04.RequestFormOnlineStudent.pdf, or email gradlc@mahidol.ac.th. MU ELT: ask the testing center to send the score directly to the Language Center, or submit it through https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/EngPoint/

Review and revise the information according to the comments shown in the recommendation field. Then confirm the changes and submit the information back through the system via the advisor and subsequent approval steps so that the Language Center can review it again.

Students and advisors can track the status at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/prof2/student/MainPage.php?lang=en&module=Main.php

The student guide is available at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/download/current-student/pdf/02.Abstract-Online-Student.pdf

Each review round by the external language expert takes approximately 3 working days after the Language Center receives the abstract file. Public holidays are not counted.

Students can check the status through the Abstract Online system.

TOEFL ITP fees are: THB 1,700 per attempt for current graduate students and THB 1,800 per attempt for general applicants.

Exam details are available at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/prospective-students/?topic=english-proficiency

The MU GRAD Plus schedule, including MU GRAD TEST, SPEAKING SECTION, and WRITING SECTION, is available at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/MUGRADRegister/Schedule.php

1. MU GRAD Plus (Computer-based): THB 3,500.
2. MU GRAD TEST (Computer-based): THB 1,500.
3. SPEAKING SECTION (Computer-based): THB 2,500.
4. WRITING SECTION (Computer-based): THB 1,000.
5. MU GRAD TEST - Placement Test (Computer-based): THB 1,000.

1. MU GRAD Plus (Computer-based): 120 points.
2. MU GRAD TEST (Computer-based): 100 points.
3. SPEAKING SECTION (Computer-based): 20 points.
4. WRITING SECTION (Computer-based): 20 points.

Applicants can view the application procedure at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/MUGRADRegister/MU-ITA.mp4

You can check the payment status one day after payment. Log in to the application system and open the Registration menu. The status will change from 'Print Invoice' to 'Completed', usually around 11:00 on the next working day.

Log in to the application system and open the 'Seat No.' menu. Seat numbers and test venue information are announced approximately 2 days before the exam.

Log in to the application system and select 'View Scores'. Exam results are normally announced 7 days after the exam.

1. Complete General Request form GR.19: https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/download/current-student/form/GR.19-Th.pdf and email the completed form to gradlc@mahidol.ac.th. 2. Processing normally takes about 7-14 working days after staff acknowledge receipt by email. Once the score report has been signed, it will be sent to the email address registered in the exam application system.

Log in to the application system, open 'View Scores', select the exam date, and click 'Print document'.

Best Scores combines the highest score achieved in each exam section. The scores used in the calculation must be from tests taken within the previous 2 years.

Log in to the application system, open 'View Scores', select the exam date, and click 'MU GRAD Plus Certificate'.

Exam guidelines are available at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/MUGRADRegister/Annouce/MU-GRAD-TEST-Guidelines.pdf English proficiency requirements depend on the student's ID cohort, including student

1. IDs 59xxxxx-62xxxxx,
2. 63xxxxx-66xxxxx, and
3. 67xxxxx onward. Please refer to the current official criteria for the applicable cohort.

The Faculty of Graduate Studies makes payments through its Online Banking system.

Yes. Payment can still be made, subject to the transfer fees charged by the bank.

1. Interbank transfers: THB 5 per transaction, or the amount charged by the bank.
2. International transfers: the fee charged by the bank. More information: https://www.scb.co.th/th/corporate-banking/digital-banking-services/business-anywhere.html

After the activity is completed, the program submits an official request for payment approval to FGS so that payment can be made through the FGS Online Banking system. Supporting templates: Teaching lecturer/speaker remuneration form: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iBENKIlX3KzcnkieNAwGv5WiInfq7e_l/edit?gid=303502210#gid=303502210 ; Thesis/independent-study committee remuneration form: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HWzQrzZbyhLSIfDAc31lOC-O-K1Ruby1/edit?gid=1484242912#gid=1484242912 ; Payment approval detail template: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1t2HOHChmZMMtKTmyKhJnwWIVbssB8MOx/edit?gid=1681448864#gid=1681448864

Programs may choose one of two arrangements:

1. If the program pays the fee, it may be reimbursed from program income.
2. If the recipient is responsible for the fee, the banking system will automatically deduct it from the amount received.

Prepare an official memorandum explaining the reason for the late reimbursement and submit it for approval by the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies, in accordance with Mahidol University budget and finance regulations and the referenced university memorandum dated 7 March 2024.

Prepare an official memorandum explaining the reason for reimbursement across fiscal years and submit it for approval by the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies, in accordance with the applicable Mahidol University announcement on receipt, custody, disbursement, payment, and payment control.

Enter the wording 'Online Teaching' or 'Online Examination', as applicable, in the payee/signature field on the university-approved online teaching/examination payment evidence form. Teaching lecturer/speaker remuneration form: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iBENKIlX3KzcnkieNAwGv5WiInfq7e_l/edit?gid=303502210#gid=303502210. Thesis/independent-study committee remuneration form: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HWzQrzZbyhLSIfDAc31lOC-O-K1Ruby1/edit?gid=1484242912#gid=1484242912

For transfers to an overseas bank account, provide the required international-transfer details using the prescribed form and submit them to FGS. A copy of a Thai bankbook is not required.

1. If a training project has multiple expense categories, the program may request an advance from FGS at least 5 working days before the activity; FGS will transfer the advance to the borrower's bank account. 2. If the project has only one speaker-remuneration payment, the program may request direct transfer to the speaker's bank account through FGS Online Banking without taking an advance.

Application opening and closing dates vary by academic year and admission round. Please check the latest admission schedule for the current dates.

See the current list at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/Admission/announce/cur_open_list.php For more information, contact LINE ID @160ohrzm.

Please check the admission requirements for the program you are interested in at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/Admission/announce/cur_open_list.php For more information, contact LINE ID @160ohrzm.

Prospective students can apply and submit documents online at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/prospective-students/?new=graduate-study-information For more information, contact LINE ID @160ohrzm.

The application fee is THB 500.

Check the admission requirements of the program you are interested in. Each program states whether an English proficiency result is required before application. More information is available at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/prospective-students/?new=graduate-study-information and https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/prospective-students/?topic=english-proficiency. You may also contact LINE ID @160ohrzm.

Application documents normally include a photo file, a copy of the educational qualification certificate, a complete academic transcript, a copy of the national ID card, and any additional documents required by the program.

Yes. You may initially apply using a grade report that includes your latest semester results, but you must complete your current degree before the semester for which you are applying begins.

You may still submit an application. The Student Admissions Section will forward your information to the program chair for consideration.

The list of applicants eligible for interview is published at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/inter/prospective-students/?new=graduate-study-information&t=schedule For more information, contact LINE ID @160ohrzm.

The list of admitted applicants is published at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/prospective-students/?new=graduate-study-information&t=schedule For more information, contact LINE ID @160ohrzm.

The Student Service System login credentials can be obtained from the online enrollment/reporting system. Access will be available after you complete enrollment reporting, pay the enrollment fee, and submit all required enrollment documents.

Admitted students can obtain their Internet Account through the Student Service System under 'My Internet', or at https://myinternet.mahidol.ac.th/

You can normally activate your Internet Account approximately 5 working days after paying the required fees.

FGS offers four main scholarship/award categories:

1. scholarships for newly admitted students,
2. scholarships during study,
3. After Thesis Proposal Approval, and
4. awards upon graduation. Details are available at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/?p=scholarship

For scholarships that provide a monthly allowance, the payment is transferred to the student's bank account on the last day of the month.

FGS scholarships and awards may use either online or offline application methods. The applicable method and instructions are published on the FGS website. See https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th/thai/?p=scholarship, select the scholarship/award you wish to apply for, and open the application section.

Documents that do not require originals may be submitted through the student e-Document system on the FGS website. Go to the Current Students menu and select the student document submission system. Original contracts or financial documents should be delivered to the Faculty of Graduate Studies Building, Salaya.