As Thailand’s first fully-accredited private university and located in the cultural heart of the country, Payap University offers students personalized care and attention within a peaceful, green campus. Nestled amongst the northern hills of Thailand, the university is located fifteen minutes from Chiang Mai’s city center. Students are typically housed with a Thai roommate to promote friendships and immersion within the university setting. The semester includes an orientation program in Bangkok, included excursions to regional hilltribe villages and historical points of interest, plus the unique opportunity for various volunteer experiences around the city and courses that you won’t find anywhere else. Students benefit from the guidance and support of an on-site Resident Director and university staff during their time in Thailand. Mix in the beauty of Thailand’s southern islands, scenic elephant rides, quiet moments in ancient temples, and the buzzing energy of Southeast Asia, and you have the makings of the best four months of your life!
Program Highlights
- As Thailand’s first fully accredited private university and founding member of the Association of Private Higher Education, Payap University is home to approximately 6,500 students and more than 350 international students each year from over 30 countries.
- Study in Chiang Mai, the cultural heart of Thailand, home to many traditional Thai festivals
- Live with a Thai student roommate in modern, on-campus housing
- Innovative academic program includes overnight field trips to traditional hill-tribe villages
- Volunteer opportunities at a local orphanage or teaching English to young Buddhist monks
- Explore the historical kingdoms of Thailand with an excursion to Sukhothai, Ayutthaya and Bangkok
- Study with students and professors from all over Southeast Asia in Thailand’s cultural capital
- Safety, stability, and a low cost of living make Chiang Mai a desirable location
- Comprehensive three-day Orientation Program in Bangkok, including a visit to the Grand Palace and other cultural activities
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