Philosophy
Philosophy
Bachelor of Arts Program in Interdisciplinary Humanities|Revised 2027 (B.E. 2570)
Learn more than theory: ask questions and explore philosophical ideas from both the West and the East to sharpen your analytical thinking, and use philosophical perspectives to understand yourself, society and a changing world.
Program highlights
Analytical and critical thinking
Analyze and critique arguments in a reasoned way
Reading philosophy in English
Build the skills to read and understand philosophical ideas and arguments
Western and Eastern philosophy
Learn a wide range of philosophical concepts, principles and ideas
Philosophy for understanding self and society
Use philosophical ideas to understand life, other people, society and contemporary issues
Highlight courses
- Philosophy of Technology
- Philosophy of Literature
- Philosophy of Religion
- The Meaning of Life
- Philosophy and Citizenship
- Contemporary Issues in Philosophy
Career paths
Education and academia
- Lecturers
- Researchers
- Academics
Language, content and creative work
- Writers
- Translators
- Editors
- Content writers
- Copywriters
Media and communication
- Mass communicators
- Reporters
- Public relations officers
- Corporate communication
Policy and analysis
- Policy analysts
- Qualitative data analysts
- Social researchers
- Officers in government and international organizations
Admissions (TCAS)
Round 3Admission
Minimum GPAX of 2.50, using these scores:
- TGAT2 30%
- A-Level Social Studies 20%
- A-Level Thai 20%
- A-Level English 30%
More details: www.tuadmissions.in.th