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Program information
Curriculum
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM IN RAIL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING (INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM)
Level
Doctoral
Faculty / Institute
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
Website
Degree Designation
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY(RAIL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING)
Admission Requirements
Curriculum Structure
Plan 2.1 For students with Master's Degree
Required Courses
9
Credits
Elective Courses not less than
9
Credits
Dissertation
36
Credits
Total not less than
54
Credits
Plan 2.2 For students with Bachelor's Degree
Required Courses
9
Credits
Elective Courses not less than
18
Credits
Thesis
12
Credits
Dissertation
36
Credits
Total not less than
75
Credits
Job Option after Graduation
- System architect engineer and system interface engineer
- Turnkey system engineer
- Rail traffic engineer
- Safety engineer and risk investigator
- Project engineer and project manager
- Rail operations manager
- Consultant in rail industry
- Regulatory affairs specialist and rail transport policy analyst
- Researcher in railway engineering-related field
- Academic employee in a university or research institute
- Other engineering professions
Course Requirements
Program Lecturer
- Associate Professor DR. WARESSARA WEERAWAT (PROGRAMME DIRECTOR)
- Associate Professor DR. DUANGPUN KRITCHANCHAI
- Associate Professor Dr. PHUMIN KIRAWANICH
- Assistant Professor Dr. SIRADOL SIRIDHARA
- Assistant Professor Dr. CHOKCHAI CHUTAKOSITKANON
- Assistant Professor DR. ITTICHOTE CHUCKPAIWONG
- Assistant Professor Dr. SOMSIRI SIEWWUTTANAGUL
- Assistant Professor DR. JIRAPAN LIANGROKAPART
- Assistant Professor Dr. NAPHAT KETPHAT
- Assistant Professor Dr. THAMVARIT SINGHAVILAI
- Assistant Professor Dr. WASAPORN TECHAPEERAPARNICH
- Assistant Professor Dr. LALITA NARUPIYAKUL
- Lecturer Dr. JEERAPAT SANG-IAM
- Lecturer Dr. NATCHAYA TORTAINCHAI
- Lecturer Dr. PIPATPHON LAPAMONPINYO
- Lecturer Dr. NATACHAI WONGCHAVALIDKUL
- Lecturer Dr. SOMNIDA BHATRANAND
- Lecturer Dr. PHATTANARD PHATTANASRI
