KASETSART UNIVERSITY STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM

Faculty of Economics

• Course lists and summaries
• Syllabi of most selected courses
• Class timetables

Faculty of Business Administration

• Course lists and summaries
• Syllabi of most selected courses
• Class timetables (autumn / spring)

Faculty of Engineering

• Course lists for all programs
• Syllabi of most selected courses
• Class timetables (autumn / spring)
• Mechanical Engineering – course summaries
• Electrical-Mechanical Manufacturing Engineering – course summaries
• Software and Knowledge Engineering – course summaries
• Electrical Engineering – course summaries
• Industrial Engineering – course summaries

Faculty of Tourism

• Course lists and summaries
• Syllabi of most selected courses
• Class timetables (autumn / spring)

Faculty of Agriculture

• Course lists and summaries
• Syllabi of most selected courses
• Tropical Agriculture course summaries
• Class timetables (autumn / spring)

Faculty of Science

• Integrated Chemistry – Course List
• Integrated Chemistry – Course syllabi (coming soon)

General information

Thai language course is mandatory for all KUSEP students. The courses in the KUSEP program are part of the university’s official degree curricula. As an Asia Exchange student, you will be attending courses together with local and international students pursuing a full degree at Kasetsart University. Some courses are meant especially for exchange students.

For some Economics and Engineering courses, you must prove your knowledge of the topic to participate in the course. This is typically done at the beginning of the semester, on-site in Bangkok.

The semesters start with an orientation, after which you will attend classes usually on 3-4 days a week. The university requires students to take at least 3 courses during a semester. All the courses have an attendance requirement of at least 80 %. Students failing to comply with this requirement risk having their student visas canceled by the university. Some of the courses also include business and cultural visits. The visits are equally obligatory as normal classes.

Lecturers teach the courses with international experience and typically degrees completed abroad.

Course syllabi

Use the syllabi and course descriptions when presenting your study plan to your home institution. This will help them to decide how to transfer credits and grant scholarships. Detailed syllabi will be circulated on the lectures.

The third last digit of the longer course codes in the course catalogs refers to the level of the course, i.e., 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th year. For example, course 01205305, ‘Digital Circuits and Microcontrollers’, is a third-year course.

The syllabi are exemplary and available for most courses. The remaining syllabi are handed out at the latest at the beginning of lectures.

Course selection

You will select your final courses when in Bangkok and present them to the university. This means you don’t have to make your final decision when applying. Please note that courses from different faculties may be organized at the same time.

As in all universities worldwide, changes in course offerings and course dates are possible without prior notice.

More information about course choices will be available at the destination at the beginning of the semester.

eCampus

In addition to the courses mentioned above, you have the chance to attend additional distance learning courses in the fields of Economics, Marketing, Sociology, and Politics. All the courses are taught from a distance and can be joined independently from place and time. This gives you the ultimate flexibility to combine your study abroad experience with various academic courses.

All information about the eCampus can be found here.

You have the chance to opt for distance learning courses during your application process. Please note that each distance learning course is worth 5 ECTS and comes at an additional charge of 149€ / 167USD.

After completing your eCampus courses, you will receive an academic transcript issued by Undiknas University. Additionally, you will receive a participation certificate for each completed distance learning course.

Kasetsart University Master courses and studies:

Faculty of Business Administration

The International MBA Program (KIMBA) offers studies in business administration with an emphasis on global business. The lesson plan and course descriptions can be found below. Please note that the course selection may change without prior notice.

• Study plan and core course summaries
• Academic Calendar
• Course syllabi
• All course summaries

General information

As an Asia Exchange student, you will be attending courses together with local and international students pursuing an MBA full degree at Kasetsart University. Some courses are meant especially for exchange students.

For some courses, you must prove your knowledge of the topic to participate in the course. This is typically done at the beginning of the semester, on-site in Bangkok.

The university requires students to take at least 3 courses during a semester in the MBA study program. All the courses have an attendance requirement of at least 80 %. Students failing to comply with this requirement risk having their student visas canceled by the university. Some of the courses also include business and cultural visits. The visits are equally obligatory as normal classes. The MBA semesters start with an orientation, after which you will attend classes usually on 3-4 days a week.

Lecturers teach the courses with international experience and typically degrees completed abroad.

Course syllabi

Use the syllabi and course descriptions when presenting your study plan to your home institution. This will help them to decide how to transfer credits and grant scholarships. Detailed syllabi will be circulated on the lectures.

The third last digit of the longer course codes in the course catalogs refers to the level of the course, i.e., 1st or 2nd year. For example, course 01205305.

Course selection

You will select your final courses when in Bangkok and present them to the university. This means you don’t have to make your final decision when applying. As in all universities worldwide, changes in course offerings and course dates are possible without prior notice.

Kasetsart University credits:

One course at Kasetsart University is worth 3 Thai credits, which translates into 5 ECTS on undergraduate programs and 9 ECTS on graduate programs (including lectures, assignments, preparing for exams and completing them, fieldwork and company visits). You can take up to 7 courses as an undergraduate student and up to 4 courses during a semester as a graduate student. You can gain up to 35-36 ECTS/21-24 US credits in total. Read more about credit conversion.

Kasetsart University following the ECTS points system and requirements. Please see two referring documents below:

ECTS Point Information
University Credit and Grading System

Kasetsart University tuition fees:

Tuition fee:  / semester (KUSEP)
/ semester (KIMBA)
Application fee: .

See what’s included in the fees. Please note that the tuition fee for the KIMBA program includes a meal plan at the campus.

Many of our students apply for national student funding such as PROMOS, BAföG, or CSN.

Are you from outside of Europe? Find out more about the fees.

Benefits when applying via Asia Exchange

• Confirmation even in one day
• Asia Exchange Guide with lots of information about studies, visas, accommodation, and other tips
• Orientation days
• No English proficiency test required
• discount when you apply for two semesters.

The International Affair Division (IAD) of KU informed that KU would support the Alternative Stage Quarantine (ASQ) cost for new coming international students in the August 2021 semester. Still, the firm policy and amount of financial support are not yet established. We will update every applicant as soon as there are an official announcement and firm policy.

Minimum requirements (KUSEP)

• Minimum age of 18 years
• You must be currently enrolled at an institution of higher education (university, university of applied sciences or similar)
• To follow the instruction, you should have sufficient English skills. No language test is required, however.

Minimum requirements (KIMBA)

• Minimum age of 18 years
• You must be currently enrolled at an institution of higher education studying in a graduate-level program (university, university of applied sciences or similar)
• To follow the instruction, you should have sufficient English skills. No language test is required, however.

Required documents (KUSEP)

• An official transcript of records.
• A copy of the identification page of your passport. The passport must be valid for a minimum of six months after arriving in Thailand.  A passport with a validity of 18 months is sometimes required when applying for a one-year Multiple Entry Visa. Please note this also when sending Asia Exchange your application for the study abroad program.
• A letter of recommendation from a staff member at your home institution (e.g., a teacher, a professor or an assistant). Your home university must affirm clearly that you have sufficient English skills and can communicate fluently in English. You can find an example of a letter of recommendation here. The letter is informal and can be different from the example.

Required documents (KIMBA)

• An official transcript of records  in English from your graduate-level program (stamped and signed by your home institution or electronically verifiable)
• Certificate and Transcript of Records of completed Bachelor level studies (stamped and signed by your home institution or electronically verifiable)
• A nomination letter from your home university
• A copy of the identification page of your passport. The passport must be valid for a minimum of six months after arriving in Thailand.  A passport with a validity of 18 months is sometimes required when applying for a one-year Multiple Entry Visa. Please note this also when sending Asia Exchange your application for the study abroad program.
• CV
• all documents must be translated into English by your university or concerning government authority.  This is a requirement by KIMBA.
• Recent passport-size photo in .jpg format (your photo should be straight face photo with official or smart casual dress)

Apply to study abroad at Kasetsart University

• Flexible application: You can apply even if you’re not yet certain of your plans. Cancel at no extra cost up to 1 month before the semester starts.
• When you apply for two semesters: 100 EUR discount on the second semester
• Get access to comprehensive information materials such as an Asia Exchange Guide and an interactive orientation webinar after you apply

INSTRUCTIONS

• Scan all the required attachments to your computer in PDF format.
• Fill out the online application form below and submit it with the required attachments.

Uploading and submitting the attachments

• Please upload the attachments in PDF format.
• If possible, please submit all the attachments together with the application. If you’re missing some attachment(s) when you first apply, you can later send the missing document(s). However, please note that we won’t process applications without any attachments whatsoever.
• All attachments must be sent to us within 30 days of applying or by the application deadline at the very latest.
• You can submit all the documents electronically. Please don’t send anything via regular mail.
• There is a late application fee for applications or attachments submitted after the application deadline.

The state-owned Kasetsart University is one of Thailand’s most prestigious universities. Kasetsart University (KU) is an active participant in student and researcher exchange around the world. KU has bilateral agreements with several European institutions of higher education as well.

Address:

Kasetsart University, Bangkhen Campus International Studies Center 50 Ngam Wong Wan Rd. Chatuchak, Bangkok, 10900 Thailand

Contact person at the university:

Mr. Krishna Parntang (Management and Administrative Officer)

University Accreditations

• Ministry of Education in Thailand
• International Association of Universities (IAU)
• One of the top 5 universities in Thailand
• Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning (ASAIHL)
• ASEAN-European University Network (ASEA UNINET)
• Member of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)

Activities Outside Clases

Kasetsart University also offers its international students many activities during the semester. These include trips within the Bangkok metropolitan area, Thai cooking and language classes, sports days and the Kasetsart University Buddy Program. Bangkok is also one of the best places to call home if you plan to travel around Southeast Asia. Its convenient location and excellent transport connections make it possible to visit the many beaches, jungles, mountains, and neighboring countries during the weekends.

CO2 OFFSETTING

Unfortunately, traveling by plane to study abroad increases the carbon footprint of each student. Over the past years, it has become more apparent than ever: we face a climate crisis and air transport is responsible for up to 10% of humankind’s contribution to global warming. But should students stop pursuing their dreams of studying abroad and sacrifice their future goals? We don’t think so!

We see it as our responsibility to preserve our environment, live a sustainable life, and minimize the carbon footprint of each of our students. Consequently, Asia Exchange has chosen to work with Atmosfair, a non-profit organization that actively contributes to CO₂ mitigation and offers Co2 offsetting. You can now easily donate a free amount of money to Atmosfair’s projects dedicated to offsetting Co2 emissions. During the application process for your study abroad program, you have the opportunity to donate and mitigate your flight emissions.

Simultaneously, Asia Exchange will support your efforts to reduce their carbon footprint when studying abroad by doubling your donations and contributing equally. Let’s make this world a better place!

Click here to find out more about offsetting your flight emissions