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The era of globalization entails cross-cultural and transnational communication. As language is a major means of communication, knowledge and skills in language and communication are essential for all professionals. Such knowledge and skills will enable people from all walks of life to excel in their professional and personal endeavors. Being aware of the importance of such knowledge and skills, the Graduate School of language and Communication has developed a Master’s Degree Program in Language and Communication. This program is unique in that it equips students with both theoretical and practical knowledge in language and communication. Graduates of this program will be thoroughly trained for advanced studies.
N.B. Non-Thai applicants who have residence outside Thailand may be waived of an oral interview. Consideration for this group of applicants will be based on documents provided.
Graduate of this program will find employment in a number of professions such as:
MA in Language and Communication (Regular Program) mainly includes:
1st semester 31,920 Baht
2nd semester 25,320 Baht
3rd semester (Summer) 11,020 Baht
4th semester 13,320 Baht
Total 87,080 Baht
MA in Language and Communication (Weekend program) mainly includes:
1st semester 57,320 Baht
2rd semester 55,320 Baht
3rd semester 26,020 Baht
4th semester 31,320 Baht
Total 172,480 Baht
Students are required to complete a minimum of 36 credits to earn an M.A. in Language and Communication. The credit breakdown is as follows: pre-foundation courses (non-credits), foundation courses (9 credits), core courses (9 credits), seminar course (3 credits), elective courses (3 credits), and thesis (12 credits).
Total 36 credits
Students are required to complete a minimum of 36 credits to earn an M.A. in Language and Communication. The credit breakdown is as follows: pre-foundation courses (non-credits), foundation courses (9 credits), core courses (9 credits), seminar course (3 credits), elective courses (12 credits), and independent study (3 credits). In addition, students are required to take a comprehensive examination.
Total 36 credits
Pre-foundation Courses 6 credits (non-credits)
Foundation Courses 9 credits
Core Courses 9 credits
Seminar Course 3 credits
Elective Course 3 credits (The offering/opening of elective is dependent upon the determination of GSLC)
Thesis 12 credits
Pre-foundation Courses 6 credits (non-credits)
Foundation Courses 9 credits
Core Courses 9 credits
Seminar Course 3 credits
Elective Course 12 credits (The offering/opening of elective is dependent upon the determination of GSLC)
Independent study 3 credits
Comprehensive Examination