International Studies and Global Communication (IGC)
International Studies andGlobal Communication
B.A. Program in International Studies and Global Communication (International Program) | Revised Curriculum 2027
Navigate today’s interconnected world by combining international studies with professional communication. Explore global cultures, international relations, and contemporary issues while developing skills in digital and cross-cultural communication, intercultural collaboration, multidisciplinary problem solving, and career readiness.
Program Highlights
Understand the world. Communicate with impact.
The 4-in-1 Major
Explore four interconnected areas in one major: Global Arts & Cultures, Global Challenges, Global Connections, and Digital & Intercultural Communication, bringing together global perspectives with communication skills for today’s interconnected world.
International Vision Beyond Borders
Look beyond one country or culture and understand how global cultures, politics, history, arts, and foreign policy connect and shape our lives, relations, and social futures.
AI-Era Readiness
Build the skills needed for today’s world: problem-solving, issue analysis, cross-cultural communication, digital content creation, AI/technology-mediated communication, cyber ethics, and critical thinking.
Applied Learning & Real Experience
Go beyond the classroom through field-based courses, travel study, a two-semester internship, and career-preparation workshops—signature features of IGC.
Subsidized International Travel
Gain firsthand international experience through university-sponsored trips or study abroad at partner universities across Europe, the Americas, and Asia.
Highlight Courses
- Global Arts and Cultures
- Humanities and the Global Environment
- Influential Ideas from World Literature
- Comics and Graphic Novels
- Global Challenges
- International Migration
- Peace and Global Security
- AI and Technological Disruption
- Global Connections
- International Organizations
- Globalization and Development
- Political Ideas and Philosophy
- Global Superpower
- Digital Communication
- Content Creation and Generative AI
- Trends and Issues in Digital Media
- Intercultural Communication
- Communication for the Job Market
- Issues in Travel and Tourism
Career Pathways
Global Affairs
- Diplomat
- Policy Analyst
- Foreign Affairs Officer
Strategic Communication & PR
- Corporate Communication Officer
- Brand Communication Specialist
- Communication Strategist
International & Cross-Cultural Work
- Social Media Strategist
- Content Creator
- Digital Campaign Coordinator
- International Project Coordinator
NGO/ Social Impact
- NGO/ INGO Officer
- International Development Advisor
- Human Rights Specialist
- Social Impact Coordinator
Creative Industries & Tourism
- Cultural Experience Developer
- Arts and Culture Consultant
- Museum/Gallery Executive
- Tourism Content Creator
- Creative Project Coordinator
Admissions
Round 1: Portfolio 1 (30 seats)
Application Period: October – December
- GPAX: ≥ 2.50 OR GED total: ≥ 660, with ≥ 165 in each subject
- English proficiency requirements: one of the following:
- TU GET PBT ≥ 500 / CBT ≥ 61
- IELTS ≥ 6.0
- TOEFL iBT ≥ 61
- SAT (Reading and Writing) ≥ 350
*English proficiency test results must be within 2 years of the test date
- E Portfolio:
- Statement of Purpose: 1–3 pages
- Academic activities and achievements, if any
- Interview: Online
Round 2: Portfolio 2 (20 seats)
Application Period: January – February
- GPAX: ≥ 2.50 OR GED total: ≥ 660, with ≥ 165 in each subject
- English proficiency requirements: one of the following:
- TU GET PBT ≥ 500 / CBT ≥ 61
- IELTS ≥ 6.0
- TOEFL iBT ≥ 61
- SAT (Reading and Writing) ≥ 350
*English proficiency test results must be within 2 years of the test date
- E Portfolio:
- Statement of Purpose: 1–3 pages
- Academic activities and achievements, if any
- Interview: Online
Round 3: Inter Admission (10 seats)
Application Period: March – May
- GPAX: ≥ 2.50 OR GED total: ≥ 660, with ≥ 165 in each subject
- English proficiency requirements: one of the following:
- TU GET PBT ≥ 500 / CBT ≥ 61
- IELTS ≥ 6.0
- TOEFL iBT ≥ 61
- SAT (Reading and Writing) ≥ 350
*English proficiency test results must be within 2 years of the test date
- E Portfolio:
- Statement of Purpose: 1–3 pages
- Academic activities and achievements, if any
- Written Examination: Onsite
- Interview: Onsite
For More Information: www.tuadmissions.in.th · sip.arts.tu.ac.th
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- Office of Special and International Programs (SIP), Faculty of Liberal Arts, Thammasat University (Tha Phra Chan Campus)
