2011
Efforts to resolve the tricky problem of universities forcing students to sit special entrance exams have hit a brick wall with many of the institutes opposed to an Education Ministry plan to simplify the system.
Burapha University, on Thailand's Eastern Seaboard, is planning to become an "intelligent university" and a regional education hub in the eastern part of the country.
Changes in the annual entrance examination methodology do not only affect students but also private universities.
University gearing up for changes with Asean Community in 2015
Thailand Development Research Institute proves that college graduates earn more over years
Nation Multimedia Group (NMG), in a joint venture with the South-East Asia University, is all set to penetrate the local education market.
The Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) inaugurated a new office in Shanghai, the first of its kind in China late last month.
Thailand has been reforming its education system since the promulgation of the National Education Act of 1999. We have initiated a lot of projects aligned with the National Education Act, to try to make successful reforms. But it has not been...
Loan Fund seeks to 50/50 balance for science and arts
Thailand is not alone in facing massive problems with the graduates produced by its universities. About 50% of the graduates cannot find jobs while the output remains high, with around 2 million graduates every year - a good business for the...
Rather than throw money at foreign teachers, we should make conditions tolerable for talented Thai educators
Starting from April next year, those wishing to study in the United Kingdom will face tougher visa rules.
A recent study on Thai families shows a steadily declining number of children below 15 years living in households with both their parents.
Losses estimated in hundreds of millions of baht; students' courses disrupted