THAILAND: Bangkok/Salaya

THAILAND ACADEMICS

Trimester & Academic Year

The academic year at Mahidol University International College (MUIC) consists of Fall (T1), Winter (T2) and Spring (T3) Trimesters. Students can enroll in up to 20 MUIC credits per trimester. Most courses are 4 MUIC credits (equivalent to 3 semester credits at most universities in the USA). The Introduction to Thai Language & Culture or Perspectives on the Thai Past course is required.

Selecting Courses

The MUIC Course Directory lists courses offered during the Fall (T1), Winter (T2) and Spring (T3) Trimesters. Follow the instructions below to search the directory.

STEP 1: Search Directory

  • Use the  drop-down menu to select your desired Trimester/Academic Year (ex: Trimester 2/2025-2028)
    • If you do not see your desired trimester/year, select the same trimester for the most recent year available. For example, if you plan to study abroad during Trimester 1 of 2026 (Trimester 1/2026-2027), select Trimester 1/2025-2026.
  • Click on  to filter your search:
    • Tick “Master Only”. Students are NOT allowed to enroll in “Joint” courses. Note that “Master” and “Joint” are administrative designations. Most courses are offered as both.
    • Tick the desired academic Division(s).
      • BBA = Business Administration (business, marketing, finance, economics, etc.)
      • FFA = Fine & Applied Arts (drawing, illustration, design, audio, acting, etc.)
      • HLD = Humanities & Languages (intercultural studies, languages, philosophy, etc.)
      • SCI = Science (biology, chemistry, physics, computer, math, food science, etc.)
      • SS = Social Sciences (sociology, psychology, anthropology, international relations, etc.)
      • THM = Tourism & Hospitality (travel, hospitality, event management, wine, etc.)
  • Click on  to sort the results.
    • KEI suggests to sort results by Course Title
  • Click on  to toggle between tile and list views.
    • KEI suggests to susing the List view.
  • If you know the course title and/or code, you can enter it into the Search field. Otherwise, leave the Search field empty.

NOTE:

  • MUIC may add or remove courses from the offerings (although limitted).
  • Select courses based on your needs and interests, not scheduling. Class times and locations may change.
  • Do NOT select Restricted courses (see STEP 2).
  • It is important to have back-up courses approved (see STEP 3) in case of cancelations and/or scheduling conflicts.

STEP 2: Restricted Courses

MUIC offers a wide selection of courses. However, some courses are not open to study abroad students and some courses require permission from MUIC.

  • Download the MUIC Course Restrictons. (PDF file)
  • Read the Course Restrictions carefully.
  • Do NOT select courses that are restricted.
  • Follow instructions if a course needs approval from MUIC.
  • Contact KEI if you have questions about selecting courses and/or restrictions.

STEP 3: Course Approval

  • Students may enroll in up to 20 MUIC credits.
    • Most courses are 4 MUIC credits, equivelent to 3 credits at most universities in the USA.
  • Introduction to Thai Language & Culture (or Perspectives on the Thai Past) is required and counts as one of the five course.
  • Select at least 4 back-up courses.
    • If you plan to enroll in 5 courses, you should have 9 to 12 courses selected.
  • Complete the KEI Course Approval form or a similar form provided by your home university.
    • KEI Course Approval form is available in your KEI Application Portal.
    • List courses in order of prefrence. Use multiple forms if needed.
  • Approve the courses by your home university’s study abroad and/or academic advisor.

Course Syllabi

After selecting your courses in the MUIC Course Directory, locate the courses in this section and click on the course titles to download PDF syllabi. Syllabi are organized by subject area. Click on the plus (+) sign next to each subject to view course titles. If you cannot find a syllabus, contact KEI and we will request the syllabus from MUIC.

DO NOT use this section for selecting your courses. This section is for downloading syllabi only.

Biological Sciences

ICBI 101 Biology
ICBI 102 Integrated Laboratory in Biological Sciences I
ICBI103 Biolog II 4-cr.
ICBI 202 Integrated Laboratory in Biological Sciences II
ICBI 204 Developmental Biology
ICBI 206 Medical Ethics
ICBI 207 Ethics for Biological Sciences
ICBI 212 General Biochemistry
ICBI 213 Genetics
ICBI 214 General Microbiology
ICBI 215 General Biochemistry I
ICBI 216 Cell Biology
ICBI 221 Animal Biology
ICBI 231 Plant Biology
ICBI 241 Ecology and Conservation
ICBI 255 Introduction to Oceanography
ICBI 256 Sustainable Development
ICBI 257 Environmental Issues: Past, Present & Future
ICBI 262 Practical Field Ecology and Conservation
ICBI 271 General Microbiology Laboratory
ICBI 301 Functional Histology
ICBI 304 Basic Immunology
ICBI 305 Human Biology I
ICBI 306 Human Biology II
ICBI 307 Nutrition and Dietetics
ICBI 308 Molecular Biology
ICBI 309 Pathobiology
ICBI 310 Mammalian Physiology
ICBI 311 Pharmacology and Toxicology
ICBI 314 Tropical Ecology
ICBI 315 Microbial Physiology and Genetics
ICBI 316 Environmental Microbiology
ICBI 317 Aquatic Ecology
ICBI 318 Aquatic Ecology Field Course
ICBI 319 Conservation Biology
ICBI 320 Population and Community Ecology
ICBI 321 Invertebrate Zoology
ICBI 322 Vertebrate Zoology
ICBI 341 Neurobiology
ICBI 344 Environmental Science
ICBI 381 Evolutionary Biology
ICBI 382 Systematic Biology and Biodiversity
ICBI 391 Health Psychology
ICBI 402 Epidemiology
ICBI 403 Introduction to Tropical Medicine
ICBI 405 Community Health
ICBI 406 Ergonomics
ICBI 411 Psychopathology
ICBI 412 Parasitology
ICBI 414 Industrial Microbiology
ICBI 415 Biotechnology
ICBI 421 Entomology
ICBI 437 Current Issues Biotechnology
ICBI 441 Marine Biology
ICBI 464 Cell Technology
ICBI 491 Seminar in Biological Sciences

Chemistry

ICCH 101 General Chemistry
ICCH 103 Integrated Laboratory in Chemistry
ICCH 111 General Chemistry
ICCH 210 General Chemistry I
ICCH 211 General Chemistry II
ICBI 215 General Biochemistry I
ICCH 220 Basic Organic Chemistry
ICCH 222 Organic Chemistry I
ICCH 222 Organic Chemistry II
ICCH 223/390 Organic Chemistry Laboratory Techniques (2-cr.)
ICCH 224 Integrated Chemistry Laboratory I (2-cr.)
ICCH 225 Biochemistry
ICCH 226 Biochemistry Laboratory
ICCH 311 Analytical Chemistry
ICCH 316 Modern Methods of Analysis
ICCH 321 Organic Spectroscopy
ICCH322 Advanced Organic Chemistry<
ICCH 329 Integrated Chemistry Laboratory II (2-cr.)
ICCH 333 Physical Chemistry I
ICCH 334 Physical Chemistry II
ICCH 335 Physical Chemistry III
ICCH 371 Biochemistry I
ICCH 381 Mathematics for Chemists
ICCH 421 Physical Organic Chemistry
ICCH 422 Organic Synthesis
ICCH 423 Heterocyclic Chemistry
ICCH 424 Natural Product Chemistry
ICCH 431 Advanced Physical Chemistry
ICCH 432 Special Topics in Physical Chemistry (2-cr.)
ICCH 441 Inorganic Chemistry I
ICCH442 Inorganic Chemistry II
ICCH443 Special Topics in Inorganic Chemistry (2-cr.)
ICCH 444 Environmental Chemistry
ICCH 451 Industrial Chemistry
ICCH 452 Polymer Science and Technology
ICCH 453 Special Topics in Industrial Chemistry (2-cr.)
ICCH 454 Seminar in Chemistry (2-cr.)
ICCH 455 Senior Project in Chemistry (6-cr.)
ICCH 456 Nuclear and Radiochemistry
ICCH 457 Industrial Chemical Processes
ICCH 461 Pharmacological Chemistry
ICCH 462 Macromolecules
ICCH 471 Bioorganic Chemistry
ICCH 472 Secondary Metabolisms

Computer Science

ICCS 101 Introduction to Computer Programming
ICCS161 Introduction to Data Science
ICCS 199 Computer Concepts and Fundamentals
ICCS 201 Computer Programming I
ICCS 203 Computer Programming II
ICCS 204 Introduction to Digital Electronics
ICCS 207 Introduction to File Processing
ICCS 208 Data Structures and Abstractions
ICCS 220 Digital Logic Design
ICCS 222 Operating Systems
ICCS230 Systems Analysis and Design
ICCS 240 Database Management
ICCS 281 Advance Mathematics for Computer Science
ICCS 306 Numerical Methods I
ICCS311 Functional and Parallel Programming
ICCS 312 Human-Computer Interaction
ICCS 313 Algorithm Analysis
ICCS 314 Numerical Methods
ICCS 315 Operating Systems
ICCS 316 Computer Architectures
ICCS 321 Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis
ICCS 323 IoT Electronics
ICCS 324 Discrete Structure
ICCS 331 Organization of Programming Languages
ICCS 332 Image Processing and Visualization
ICCS 333 Introduction to Cognitive Science
ICCS 335 Software Project Management
ICCS 365 Information Systems Analysis and Design
ICCS 366 Management Information Systems
ICCS 370 Software System Construction
ICCS 406 Numerical Methods II
ICCS 411 Database Management Systems
ICCS 413 Data Warehousing and Data Mining
ICCS 414 Information Storage and Retrieval
ICCS 415 Computer Graphics
ICCS 416 Knowledge Management
ICCS 418 Computer System Security
ICCS 421 Computer Networks and Distributed Processing
ICCS424 Basic Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking
ICCS 428 Object-oriented Concepts
ICCS 431 Software Design and Development
ICCS 432 Software Engineering
ICCS 434 Computer Security
ICCS 437 Fundamental of Natural Computation
ICCS 438 Introduction to Computer Forensics
ICCS 439 Evolutionary Computation
ICCS 451 Artificial Intelligence
ICCS 452 Intelligent Robotics
ICCS 453 Machine Learning
ICCS 454 Natural Language Processing and Applications
ICCS 455 Virtual Reality
ICCS461 Machine Learning
ICCS 474 Internet Programming
ICCS 477 System Simulation
ICCS 479 Electronic Commerce
ICCS 495 Topics in Computer Science V
ICCS 497 Seminar in Computer Science 2-cr.
ICCS 498 Special Topics in Computer Science II

Environment

ICGN 122 Marine Life (4-cr.)
ICEN 211 Fundamentals and Applications of Environmental Microbiology
ICEN 212 Ecological Systems Analysis
ICEN 241 Environmental Pollution I
ICEN 301 Basic Environmental Statistics
ICEN 311 Environmental Analysis Laboratory
ICEN 312 Environmental Toxicology
ICEN 313 Cleaner Technology
ICEN 314 Tropical Ecology
ICEN 317 Aquatic Ecology
ICEN 318 Aquatic Ecology Field Course
ICEN 319 Conservation Biology
ICEN 320 Population and Community Ecology
ICEN 331 Soil, Land Use and Degradation
ICEN 332 Introduction to Oceanography
ICEN 342 Environmental Pollution II
ICEN 351 Population and the Environment
ICEN 352 Environmental and Resource Economics
ICEN 361 Principles of Environmental Impact Assessment
ICEN 362 Natural Resource Conservation and Management
ICEN 391 Sustainable Development
ICEN 392 Environmental Issues: Past, Present and Future
ICEN 401 Applied Mathematics for Environment Studies
ICEN 402 Map and Photo Interpretation
ICEN 411 Climate Change and Its Impact
ICEN 421 Water and Wastewater Treatment
ICEN 431 Land Use and Urban Environmental Planning
ICEN 432 Global Geomorphology
ICEN 461 Energy Conservation and Development
ICEN 462 Coastal Zone and Resource Management
ICEN 463 Forest Management in the field of Environment
ICEN 464 Water Resources Management
ICEN 465 Resource Inventory and Baseline Studies Methods
ICEN 466 Environmental Management Systems
ICEN 467 Environmental Risk Assessment and Management
ICEN 468 Environmental Management Policy
ICEN 483 Physical Planning and Environment
ICEN 491 Seminar in Environment Studies (2-cr.)
ICEN 492 Excursions for Environment Studies (2-cr.)

Humanities & Arts

ICCD 150 Art History
ICCU 301/ICIC 354 Women and Gender Studies
ICIC 325 Popular Culture
ICCU 303 / ICIC 362 Literature in Eastern Culture
ICGS 106 Fashion and Society
ICGS 117 Overcoming Stereotypes, Prejudice and Discrimination
ICGS 118 Skills in Dealing with People Across Cultures
ICGS 129 Tea studies
ICGH103: Logic, Analysis and Critical Thinking: Good and Bad Arguments
ICGH 104: Moral Reasoning: How can we know what is good?
ICGH 105 Technology, Philosophy and Human Kind: Where Are We Now?!
ICGH 106 The Greeks: Crucible of Civilization
ICGH 109 Creative Thinking Through Art & Design
ICGH114 The Sound of Music: Form, Emotion, and Meaning
ICGH 116 World Cinemas
ICGH 117 Drawing as Creative Expression
ICGH 119 Listen! Soundscapes, Well -Being and Musical Soul Searching
ICGH 125 How to know what is good? Moral Reasoning and Behavior
ICGH 129 Searching for Meaning
ICGH 130 The Logic Lab
ICGP 109 Selected Topics in Sports
ICHM 101 Introduction to Philosophy
ICHM 102 Man and Nature in World Literature
ICHM 103 Introduction to Logic
ICHM 105 Music Appreciation
ICHM 106 Moral and Ethical Studies
ICHM 107 Introduction to Asian Philosophy
ICHM 140 Elements of Art Theory
ICHM 141 Art Appreciation I
ICHM 142 Art Appreciation II
ICHM 143 Introduction to Photography
ICHM 206 Ethics and Technology
ICHM 216 Tragedy and Comedy in Literature
ICHM 218 Film Studies
ICHM 219 20th Century Philosophy
ICHM 220 The European Enlightenment
ICHM 221 Critical Thinking
ICHM 222 Advanced Music Appreciation
ICHM 223 Thai Arts
ICHM 224 Introduction to Thai Music
ICHM 225 The Greeks: Crucible of Civilization
ICHM 241 Introduction to Drawing
ICIC 251 Contemporary Southeast Asia: Cultural Studies
ICIC 373 Reason and Passion: The Philosophy of Emotion (previously ICCU 333: Intercultural Philosop)

International Studies & Affairs

ICIC 251 Contemporary Southeast Asia: Cultural Studies
ICIC 373 Reason and Passion: The Philosophy of Emotion (previously ICCU 333: Intercultural Philosop)
ICIR 101 Approaches to International Relations and Global Affairs
ICIR 102 Approaches to Comparative Politics and Systems
ICIR 201 The Formation of the Modern World: From the Industrial Revolution to the High Imperialism
ICIR 203 Foundations of Political Thought
ICIR 204 Perspectives on International Relations
ICIR 211 Globalization and Social Change
ICIR 212 Social Institutions of the Modern World
ICIR 213 Conflict, War and Peace Studies
ICIR 214 Perspectives on Thailand
ICIR 216 Religious Movements and Diversity in Asia
ICIR 219 Genders and Sexual Diversity in the Globalized World
ICIR 229 Environment and Natural Resources in Global Affairs
ICIR 225 Global Media, Social Change and International Relations
ICIR 303 Transnational Movements and Migration
ICIR313 Human Rights and International Relations
ICSO 201 Human Geography
ICSO 202 Major Social Institutions
ICSO 203 Global Change in the Late Twentieth Century
ICSO 205 Paradigms I
ICSO 206 Paradigms II
ICSO 207 The History of the World Economy
ICSO 210 World History A (c.1400 – 1763)
ICSO 211 World History B (c.1763 – 1914)
ICSO 212 World History C (c.1914 – 1945)
ICSO 213 World History D (c.1945 – 2000)
ICGS 113 Perspectives on the Thai Past (formerly ICSS 222 Thai History)
ICSO 231 Modern History of East Asia
ICSO 232 Civilizations of East Asia
ICSO 234 The Indian Sub-Continent up to c.1500
ICSO 235 The Indian Sub-Continent since c.1500
ICSO 237 Australasia Since 1770
ICSO 238 Africa Since 1800
ICSO 239 The Middle East Since 1800
ICSO 241 Latin America Since 1800
ICSO 243 North America c. 1763-1900
ICSO 244 The United States and Canada since 1900
ICSO 245 European Society and Culture up to 1945
ICSO 246 Europe Since 1945
ICSO 247 The European Union: Development, Institutions, and Politics
ICSO 248 Russia and the Soviet Union since 1800
ICSO 261 Economic Geography
ICSO 262 Global Resources
ICSO 263 Population and Migration in the Modern World
ICSO 264 The World Economy Since 1945
ICSO 271 International Relations
ICSO 272 Comparative Political Systems
ICSO 273 World Politics and World Order
ICSO 274 International Organizations
ICSO 275 Democracy as a Political System
ICSO 276 History of War
ICSO 280 Gender Issues in the Modern World
ICSO 281 / ICIR 324 Society and Technology in the Modern World
ICSO 282 Global Media and Social Change
ICSO 283 International Cultural Studies
ICSO 285 Drugs and Society (2-cr.)
ICSO 301 Research Methods in the Social Sciences
ICSO 302 Historiography
ICSO 303 Modern Social Theory
ICSO 332 Human Rights
ICSO 332 Human Rights
ICSO 341 Society, Politics and Economics in Contemporary East Asia
ICSO 342 Society, Politics and Economics in Contemporary South Asia
ICSO 343 Society, Politics and Economics in Contemporary Australasia
ICSO 344 Society, Politics and Economics in Contemporary Africa
ICSO 345 Society, Politics and Economics in Contemporary Middle East
ICSO 346 Society, Politics and Economics in Contemporary Latin America and the Caribbean
ICSO 347 Society, Politics and Economics in Contemporary North America
ICSO 348 Society, Politics and Economics of Contemporary Europe
ICSO 381 / ICIR 327 Ethnicity and Representation in International Affairs
ICSO 349 Society, Politics and Economics in Contemporary Russia and the Former Soviet Republics
ICSO 350 Contemporary China and the Chinese World
ICSO 351 Contemporary Japan and Korea
ICSO 360 Patterns and Consequences of Development
ICSO 366 Indigenous Cultures in the Modern World
ICSO 367 Environmental Issues in Social Context
ICSO 369 NGOs and Political and Business Contexts
ICSO 370 Diplomacy and Negotiation
ICSO 371 Foreign Policy of the Major Powers Since 1945
ICSO 374 Revolution, Terrorism and the Modern State
ICSO 376 War, the Military, Society and the State
ICSO 377 Devolution, Privatization and the State
ICSO 378 International Law and the State
ICSO 381 Ethnicity, Society and the State
ICSO 382 Religion, Society and the State
ICSO 383 International Crime and Law Enforcement
ICSO 384 Migration, Diasporas, and Culture
ICSO 390 Tourism: Development and Cultural Change
ICSO 400 Senior Seminar (Social Science)
ICSO 401 Independent Study in the Social Sciences

Social Science

ICGS 111 Exploring Religions
ICGS 112 Geography of Human Activities
ICGS 113 Perspectives on the Thai Past
ICGS 115 Sociology in the Modern World
ICGS 125 / ICGS 109 American History, Popular Media, and Modern Life
ICGS 127 Positive Psychology
ICGS 137 Witchcraft and Gender Representation
ICMC 105 Media, Communication, Art and Socio-Cultural Perspectives in Southeast Asia
ICMC 204 Research Methods & Basic Statistics in Communication & Cultural Studies
ICMC 213 Mass Media and Public Policy
ICSS 112 Introduction to Psychology
ICSS 113 Introduction to Sociology
ICSS 114 Introduction to Economics
ICSS 115 Introduction to Physical Anthropology
ICSS 116 Introduction to Political Science
ICSS 117 Introduction to Social Anthropology
ICSS 118 Introduction to Mass Communications
ICSS 121 Southeast Asian Studies
ICSS 135 Introduction to Human Geography
ICSS 136 Religious Experience and Traditions
ICSS 137 Introduction to Archaeology
ICSS 139 Tourism Geography
ICSS 202 Social Institutions
ICSS 203 Globalization and the Modern World
ICSS 211 Regional Geography of Southeast Asia
ICSS 212 (ICSA 204) History of Southeast Asia in the Modern Period (c. 1800-Present)
ICSS 213 Southeast Asian Political Systems
ICSS 214 Southeast Asian Women
ICSS 215 Southeast Asian Religious and Cultural Traditions
ICSS 221 Thai Society and Thai Culture
ICSS 231 The History of East Asia in the Modern Age
ICSS 234 The History and Culture of South Asia up to c.1500
ICSS 235 The History and Culture of South Asia since c.1500
ICSS 251 Developmental Psychology I
ICSS 252 Developmental Psychology II
ICSS 254 Psychological Approaches to Personality
ICSS 332 Introduction to Human Rights

Thai & Foreign Languages

ICML 160 Introduction to Thai Language and Culture
ICGL 161 Elementary Thai I
ICLT 211 Pre-intermediate Thai I
ICLT 212 Pre-intermediate Thai II
ICLT 213 Pre-intermediate Thai III
ICLT 311 Intermediate Thai I
ICLT 312 Intermediate Thai II
ICLT 313 Intermediate Thai III
ICLT 320 Intermediate Thai: Written Skills
ICLT 330 Intermediate Thai: Oral Skills
ICML 131 Elementary Chinese I
ICML 132 Elementary Chinese II
ICML 133 Elementary Chinese III
ICLC 212 Pre-intermediate Chinese II
ICLC 213 Pre-intermediate Chinese III
ICLC 311 Intermediate Chinese I
ICLC 312 Intermediate Chinese II
ICLC 313 Intermediate Chinese III
ICLC 320 Intermediate Chinese: Written Skills
ICLC 330 Intermediate Chinese: Oral Skills
ICGL 141 Elementary Spanish I / ICHL 181 Spanish I for Hospitality and Tourism Industry
ICGL 142 Elementary Spanish II / ICHL 182 Spanish II for Hospitality and Tourism Industry
ICGL 143 Elementary Spanish III
ICIC 141 Elementary Spanish I – Language and Culture
ICLS 312 Intermediate Spanish II
ICLS 330 Intermediate Spanish: Oral Skills
ICLS 340/ICLG 340 Spanish for Business
ICIC 441 Advanced Spanish I
ICGL 121 Elementary French I
ICML 122 Elementary French II
ICML 123 Elementary French III
ICLF 211 Pre-intermediate French I
ICLF 212 Pre-intermediate French II
ICLF 213 Pre-intermediate French III
ICLF 311 Intermediate French I
ICLF 312 Intermediate French II
ICLF 313 Intermediate French III
ICLF 320 Intermediate French: Written Skills
ICLF 330 Intermediate French: Oral Skills
ICLG 211 Pre-intermediate German I
ICML 101 Elementary German I
ICML 102 Elementary German II
ICML 103 Elementary German III
ICLG 212 Pre-intermediate German II
ICLG 213 Pre-intermediate German III
ICLG 311 Intermediate German I
ICLG 312 Intermediate German II
ICLG 313 Intermediate German III
ICLG 320 Intermediate German: Written Skills
ICLG 330 Intermediate German: Oral Skills
ICML 111 Elementary Japanese I
ICML 112 Elementary Japanese II
ICML 113 Elementary Japanese III
ICML 121 Elementary French I
ICLJ 211 Pre-intermediate Japanese I
ICLJ 212 Pre-intermediate Japanese II
ICLJ 213 Pre-intermediate Japanese III
ICLJ 311 Intermediate Japanese I
ICLJ 312 Intermediate Japanese II
ICLJ 313 Intermediate Japanese III
ICLJ 320 Intermediate Japanese: Written Skills
ICLJ 330 Intermediate Japanese: Oral Skills

Travel & Hospitality Management

ICHI 221 Culinary Arts
ICHI 341 Event Management Fundamentals
ICTB 322 / ICTB 323 Hospitality Facilities Design
ICIH 418 Lodging Facility Design
ICIH 416 Baking and Pastry
ICIH421 Event Management
ICSS139 Tourism Geography
ICTB 301 People and Talent Management
ICTB 332 Baking and Pastry Business
ICTB 341 Travel Guide and Interpretation
ICTB 351 Event Planning & Operation
ICTM 200 Fundamental Accounting
ICTM 201 Principles of Marketing
ICTM 210 Accounting for the Travel Industry
ICTM 211 Statistics for the Travel Industry
ICTM 212 Introduction to the Travel Industry
ICTM 213 Finance for the Travel Industry
ICTM 214 Economics of Tourism
ICTM 270 Consumer Behavior in Tourism
ICTM 307 International Travel & Tourism
ICTM 310 Event Management
ICTM 311 Sales and Marketing for the Travel Industry
ICTM 312 Human Resources Management for the Travel Industry
ICTM 313 Tourism Environments
ICTM 319 Eco-tourism Studies
ICTM 320 Lodging Property Management
ICTM 323 Front Office Management
ICTM 324 Food and Beverage Management
ICTM 325 Housekeeping Management
ICTM 330 Cultural Heritage Management
ICTM 331 Guide to Tourist Health and Safety
ICTM 341 Forest Tourism Management
ICTM 352 Tourism and Hospitality Law
ICTM 370 Technology for Tourism Industry
ICTM 400 Tourism Business Management
ICTM 401 Strategic Management for the Travel Industry
ICTM 410 Passenger Transportation Management
ICTM 413 Operations and Quality Management

ICTM 420 Sustainable Tourism Studies
ICTM 423 Seminar in Tourism Planning and Promotion
ICTM 428 Tourism Guide
ICTM 430 Managing Package Tourism
ICTM 431 Rural Tourism
ICTM 433 Tourism in Developing Countries
ICTM 442 Hospitality Training
ICTM 461 Travel Industry Management: Internship I
ICTM 462 Travel Industry Management: Internship II
ICTM 471 Seminar in Tourism Industry
ICTM 472 Airline Business Management
ICTM 473 Seminar in Service Management
ICTM 474 Supervision in Hospitality Business
ICTM 475 Introduction to Culinary Arts
ICTM 476 (ICIH 438; ICTE 437) Wine Studies and Wine Tourism
ICTM 477 Hospitality Facilities Business
ICTM 478 Facilities Development & Planning in Hospitality
ICTM 480 Tourism and Hospitality Research Methods

CREDIT & TRANSCRIPTS

Credit and transcripts for courses is issued by Mahidol University International College (accredited in Thailand) and Lincoln University (accredited in USA).

HOST UNIVERSITY

Mahidol University (MU) is the oldest institution of higher learning in Thailand. Founded in 1889 as a medical school, MU has since developed into the most prestigious university in Thailand, internationally recognized for its high-caliber curriculum, research, international collaboration, and professional services. MU faculty and alumni have been recipients of numerous international awards. KEI participants study at Mahidol University International College (MUIC), which offers courses in English.

  • AACSB accredited business programs
  • 32,000 students at MU; 1,800 international students from 45 countries
  • 3,000 students study at MUIC

STUDENT UNIFORM

Students studying at MUIC are required to wear a uniform consisting of a white shirt/blouse, black pants/skirt and black shoes.