Wipe the Tide flood relief campaign

Wipe the Tide campaign is a proactive response and fund raising scheme intended to ameliorate suffering resulting from the 2011 flood crisis that has affected Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and mainland Southeast Asia.

Finalising the Final Four Finances

Every freshmen, sophomore, junior, and especially senior looks forward to the the day when they can finally say, ‘I did it! I finally graduated!’
Before one gets to that that day, however, they must first arrive to the day when they register for their final semester of classes, and the resulting day at the bank when [...]

Final Semester Finally: Four Year Degree in Eight

This last semester of Jao Moragoat, aka the Siamerican at BUIC sees four courses on his schedule. Namely, a second year class, ‘ICA 212: Critical Analysis of Messages,’ scheduled late afternoon, Wednesdays, a third year course, ‘ICA 313: Writing for Public Information,’ scheduled late Afternoon Tuesdays, and two fourth year courses: ‘ICA 414: Communication Conflict [...]

Free Higher Education for the Masses

Courtesy of the developments of the Ministry of Education and University Affairs is Thailand prime channel for distant and cyber learning.
If pure knowledge is what you seek, gain unlimited access to free knowledge and information at Thailand Cyber University, with thousands of pages of course and subject  material on everything from Information Technology, Engineering, and [...]

Asian students planning on studying in Thailand : It’s woth a consideration

It has been a trend in Asian countries for quite some time for Asian parents to send their offspring abroad for higher education, places such as UK, USA, AUSTRALIA, CANADA are a few countries which come to mind in less than a split second.
Lets be realistic people, in economic dire, why pay twice the price [...]

Back to School in Bangkok article by Scott Hipsher

For those considering pursuing graduate-post graduate studies in Thailand as well as supporting oneself via teaching English, Bangkok University MBA student and English teacher, Scott Hipsher elaborates with useful and informative reasoning about the logistics of living, studying, commuting, financing and working in Thailand in this convincing article