1. Faculty of Economics established in 1949 1

2. 2 The campus is beautifully situated on the Chao Phraya River in the heart of Bangkok's governing district

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6. 1 2 3 Programs offering Bachelor of Economics (English Program) Masters Degree in Economics (English Program) Ph.D. in Economics (English Program) 6 International Program: All courses are taught in English

7. 1 2 3 Bachelor of Economics; BEcon Masters Degree in Economics; MEcon Masters Degree in Business Economics; MBE Programs offerings 7 4 Master of Laws and Economics in International Trade; TITLE Thai Program

8. 8 Semesters First semester: August - December Second semester: January - May Summer: June - July

9. – Theoretical and Quantitative Economics – Political Economics – Monetary and Financial Economics – Public Economics – International Economics – Development Economics – Labor and Resource (environmental) Economics – Industrial Economics – Agricultural Economics Areas of Studies 9

10. 10 Example of Economic Courses offered (more than 40 courses a year) Bachelor of Economics International Program EE403Economics and LawEE435Introductory Financial Econometrics EE404History of Economics ThoughtEE 439Seminar in Monetary and Financial Economics EE211Principles of MicroeconomicsEE441Economics of Public Expenditure EE212Principles of MacroeconomicsEE 442Economics of Public Revenue EE311Microeconomic TheoryEE449Seminar in Public Economics EE312Macroeconomic TheoryEE451International Trade Theory and Policy EE411Microeconomic AnalysisEE452International Monetary Economics EE320Introductory Mathematical EconomicsEE459 Seminar in International Trade Theory and Policy EE325Introductory EconometricsEE460Thai Economy EE 340Introductory to Public EconomicsEE 461Development Microeconomics EE362Economics of Selected Asian CountriesEE462Development Macroeconomics EE 401Political EconomicsEE 468 Integrated Public Economics, Development Economics, and Political Economics EE 409Seminar in Political Economy and Economic HistoryEE 469Seminar in Development Economics EE 421Mathematical Economics 1EE 471Labor Economics EE422Mathematical Economics 2EE474Health Economics EE425Econometrics 1EE 475Natural Resource Economics EE 426Econometrics 2EE381Economics of Transportation EE431Economics of Financial Markets and InstitutionsEE 390 Economics of Agricultural and Rural Development EE432Monetary Theory and PolicyEE481Industrial Economics EE489Seminar in Industrial Economics

11. 11 Example of Non-Econ Courses offered (more than 42 courses a year) Bachelor of Economics International Program AC201Fundamental AccountingMK321Product and Brand Management AC202Management AccountingMK 331Integrated Marketing Communication BA291Introduction to BusinessMK342Retail Management BI151Business Communication in Chinese 1MK 421Socially Responsible Marketing BI152Business Communication in Chinese 2MK 352Services Marketing CS 296Art and Design FoundationsMK361International Marketing EL171English Course 2MK391Special Topics in Marketing I EL172English Course 3MA216Calculus for Social Science 1 FN201Business FinanceMA217Calculus for Social Science 2 FN211Financial MarketsMA332Linear Algebra FN311Financial ManagementST216Statistics for Social Science 1 FN312InvestmentsST217Statistics for Social Science 2 FN323Credit ManagementPY211General Psychology FN331Financial Institutions ManagementPY 228Psychology of Interpersonal Relations FN 451Equity Security AnalysisTU110Integrated Humanities FN 452Financial DerivativesTU111 Thailand in Historical, Social and Cultural Perspective FN 428Investment BankingTU120Integrated Social Sciences HR201Principles of ManagementTU124Society and Economy MK202Fundamentals of MarketingTU130Integrated Sciences and Technology MK 311Consumer BehaviorTU152Fundamental Mathematics MK312Marketing Management

12. 12 Example of courses offered Master and Ph.D. in Economics EE611MicroeconomicsEE648Public Economics: Selected Topics 1 EE612MacroeconomicsEE649Public Economics: Selected Topics 2 EE613Contemporary Economic IssuesEE651International Trade Theory and Policy EE621Mathematics for EconomistEE652International Monetary Economics EE625EconometricsEE658International Economics: Selected Topics 1 EE710Research Methods in EconomicsEE659International Economics: Selected Topics 2 EE711Advanced MicroeconomicsEE661Development Economics EE712Advanced MacroeconomicsEE662Regional Economics EE601History of Economic ThoughtEE668Development Economics: Selected Topics 1 EE602Institutional EconomicsEE669Development Economics: Selected Topics 2 EE608 Political Economy and Institutional Economics: Selected Topics 1 EE671Labor Economics EE609 Political Economy and Institutional Economics: Selected Topics 2 EE672Human Resources Economics EE718Economic Theory: Selected Topics 1EE674Health Economics EE719Economic Theory: Selected Topics 2EE675Natural Resources Economics EE623Computational Methods for EconomistsEE676Environmental Economics EE627Applied EconometricsEE678 Economics of Human Resources, Natural Resources and Environmental: Selected Topics 1 EE628Quantitative Economics: Selected Topics 1EE679 Economics of Human Resources, Natural Resources and Environmental: Selected Topics 2 EC629Quantitative Economics: Selected Topics 2EE681Industrial Organization EE631Monetary EconomicsEE682Empirical Industrial Organization EE632Financial Aspects of Economic DevelopmentEE688Industrial Organization: Selected Topics 1 EE638Monetary Economics: Selected Topics 1EE689Industrial Organization: Selected Topics 2 EE639Monetary Economics: Selected Topics 2EE691Agricultural Economics EE641Public Economics 1EE698Agricultural Economics: Selected Topics 1 EE642Public Economics 2EE699Agricultural Economics: Selected Topics 2

13. 13 Interesting summer courses EE 391: Thai Rural Studies  6-8 week course  students can learn both from course preparation in Bangkok regarding Thailand rural economic environment and 4-6 weeks staying in the village with the villagers to study their way of lives) Field studies to analyze Thai rural area, both quantitatively and qualitatively, in designated area by living with farmers in rural area within certain period of time. Collecting and analyzing data regarding the potential, physical, economic, social and political issues within the area. Identifying and analyzing problems, cause of problems, and the potentials of the area.

14. 14 Interesting summer program (new) June-July (5 weeks) Contemporary Issues of ASEAN Economic, Business, Social and Political Environment  Classroom: Lecture and discussion  Field experience: field trips to and interview relevant agents in various sectors such as Government agencies Multinational and/or Thai companies in Thailand  Summer 2015 (June 8 – July 11)

15. Partner Universities (organizations) USA  University of Wisconsin – Madison  University of Washington  University of Texas at Austin  University of Richmond  University of Tennessee  Utah State University Canada  University of Ottawa  McGill University Australia  University of Melbourne  Monash University  Queensland University of Technology  University of Adelaide  University of Sydney  University of Wollongong Japan  Kyoto University  Nagoya University  International Christian University  Nihon University 15

16. Partner Universities (organizations) United of Kingdom  University of Reading Sweden  Stockholm School of Economics  Linnaeus University France  ICN Business School, Nancy University  La Rochelle Business School University of La Rochelle Switzerland  The School of Business, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences & Arts Norway  Norwegian School of Economics The Netherlands  Leiden University  Tilburg University Germany  University of Applied Science Schmalkalden  Heinrich Boll Stiftung (Southeast Asia) 16

17. Faculty Members 76 Faculty members graduated from world leading universities such as 17

18. Thammasat Economic Journal (quarterly) Research and Publication ERTC The Economic Research and Training Center WTO Watch Project Textbooks and others 18

19. Current research cluster o Country focus: China, Japan, CLMV o Industry focus: Automotive industry, energy, etc. o International trade and investment: Regional integration, developing country inward and outward FDI, etc. o Monetary economics and policy: Macro-model o Public economics and policy: Decentralization, property tax, etc. o Regulatory economics o Environmental economics o Labor and health economics 19

20. Research and Publication 20

21. Seminar and Training Annual Symposium Thailand Economic Conference Annual Puey Ungpakorn’s Lecture, Weekly Seminars Thammasat Economic Focus 21 Training Programs for Private and Public Organizations

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24. Student Life 24

25. Library and Computer Lab 25

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28. 28 Exchange Student  Inbound: Approximately 50 students per year  Outbound: Approximately 50 students per year To and from Faculty of Economics, Thammasat University

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31. 31 Estimated course of living  Housing: $200 a month  Food: $200 a month  Other expenses: $100 a month

32. 32 Graduate programs (Ph.D. and Master) Scholarships opportunities for foreign full-time students o At least 4 full scholarships for foreign students, especially students from developing countries Graduate programs (Ph.D. and Master) o At least 3 full scholarships for foreign students, especially students from developing countries

33. Website & Contact Website: www.econ.tu.ac.thwww.econ.tu.ac.th Email: be@econ.tu.ac.thbe@econ.tu.ac.th Phone: +66 (0) 2613 2437 to 8 Fax: +66 (0) 2224 0150 Address: Faculty of Economics, Thammasat University 2 Prachan Rd. Bangkok, 10200, Thailand 33

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