Master of Arts and Science Program in Interdisciplinary Studies
Award Title: Master of Arts and Science in Interdisciplinary Studies
About
Understanding rapidly evolving national and global politics and socio-economy cannot be achieved through singular approach. Program in integrated science therefore allows students to develop and apply their knowledge from a variety of coherent course, which leads to developing the body of knowledge and policy to address the problems and design appropriate interventions. The Doctor of Philosophy Program in Integrated Science aims to assist students in cultivating upper-level knowledge, multi-disciplinary specialization and ability to integrate knowledge within the sciences in understanding, analyzing and critiquing social phenomena. The program also aims to produce socially responsible scholars with moral and professional integrity and a player in social change movement.
Program structure:
Directed research courses Students are required to choose one of the following courses based on your research plan and agreement with supervisors.
MSC 616 Directed Research on Social Sciences
MSC 617 Directed Research on Humanities
MSC 618 Directed Research on Philosophy
MSC 619 Directed Research on Politics
MSC 626 Directed Research on Economics
MSC 627 Directed Research on International Relations
MSC 628 Directed Research on Public Administration
MSC 629 Directed Research on Business Administration
MSC 636 Directed Research on Development
MSC 637 Directed Research on Women, Gender and Sexuality
MSC 638 Directed Research on Area Studies
MSC 639 Directed Research on Science
MSC 646 Directed Research on Technology
MSC 647 Directed Research on Data Science and Innovation
Graduation Requirements
1. Students earn a 3.00 GPAX or above. 3
2. Students pass a thesis oral examination.
3. Students pass one of the following English proficiency criteria: • TOEFL: 550 (paper-based), 79 (internet-based) • IELTS: 6.5 • TU-GET (computer-based): 79 • TU 005 and TU 006 English courses provided by TU Language Institute
4. Part of a thesis must be published either in a journal classified by the Thai-Journal Citation Index Center (TCI) as “TCI 1” or “TCI 2”, or in any peer-reviewed international publication
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Admission
International Student with fluent English language skills as you will be required to submit your graduation thesis in English.
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1. A bachelor degree in any discipline with a 2.75 GPAX or above
2. A solid research proposal for a master’s thesis in science, social sciences, humanities, or interdisciplinary studies fitting with CISTU faculty expertise -
3. A proof of English language proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, or TU-GET) is preferable
Research
As a Postgraduate student at CISTU, you’ll have access to diverse academic expertise and resources to support your research. We believe in fostering talent and providing a strong academic foundation for our researchers.
Our Postgraduate program is designed to help you develop the critical thinking skills and practical experience you need to succeed in your research career.
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