Chinese for Business and Services

Degree
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Credits
At least 120
Type
Bachelor’s degree, revised curriculum
Tuition
16,000 baht per semester (flat rate), 8 semesters in total, as set by the university announcement
Chinese for Business and Services students holding tablets

What you will be able to do

The five programme learning outcomes (PLOs) from the programme specification (TQF 2). This is an English translation; the Thai text prevails.

  1. Have knowledge of Chinese (listening, speaking, reading, writing, translation) and Chinese culture, plus business and service principles, for use in a career.
  2. Use Chinese in business and service work and use digital technology in the economic, social and cultural context of China.
  3. Work with others with morality, ethics and professional conduct, leadership and adaptability to rapid change.
  4. Have the traits of a business and service entrepreneur and manage digital technology as a business tool.
  5. Be a skilled practitioner in business and services in international organisations and industries.

Careers

  • Careers in trade or companies that deal with China
  • Careers in tourism, hotels and the service industry
  • Careers in aviation
  • Interpreters and translators in government, private organisations and freelance
  • Careers in print media, news and newspapers
  • Officers in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and embassies
  • Careers in organisations that use Chinese for communication

Programme structure

CategoryCredits
General educationAt least 24
Specialised coursesAt least 90 (required major 56, major electives 27, professional experience 7)
Free electivesAt least 6
TotalAt least 120

Courses and full details are in the programme specification (Thai).

Tuition and applying

Check tuition in the university announcement (Thai) and apply through the university’s admissions system.

Bachelor’s degree tuition announcement (PDF, Thai)

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Programme information

Key facts from the programme specification (TQF 2, written in Thai). Page last updated 27 Oct 2026.

ItemDetails
Awarding bodyPhetchaburi Rajabhat University
Teaching institutionPhetchaburi Rajabhat University
Professional accreditationNone stated in the programme specification
QualificationBachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Programme nameBachelor of Arts Program in Chinese for Business and Services
Expected learning outcomes (PLO)5 outcomes. See the list above
Admission requirementsCompletion of upper secondary education or equivalent, or a vocational certificate (Por Wor Chor), high vocational certificate (Por Wor Sor) or associate degree; selection under Ministry of Higher Education (MHESI) criteria or university regulations. Languages of instruction: Thai and Chinese. Thai and international students who can use Thai may apply; applicants must not have a record of serious misconduct or a serious communicable disease.
Reference standardsBachelor’s degree programme standards B.E. 2565 (2022), Higher Education Standards Committee; PBRU bachelor’s qualification standard (PBRU QF1); PBRU Regulations on Bachelor’s Degree Education B.E. 2565 (2022)
Structure and creditsAt least 120 credits in total. See the credit structure
Specification dates (approval)Revised curriculum; first intake in academic year 2568 (2025)
  • Faculty Executive Committee, meeting 1/2567 (5 Jul 2024)
  • Academic Administration Committee, meeting 9/2567 (11 Sep 2024)
  • Academic Council, special meeting 2/2567 (27 Sep 2024)
  • University Council subcommittee on curricula and education management, meeting 8/2567 (10 Oct 2024)
  • University Council, meeting 10/2567 (21 Oct 2024)

Programme lecturers

Responsible and regular lecturers of the programme

  • Photo: Pornpen Juraiyanon, Ph.D.Pornpen Juraiyanon, Ph.D.Programme Chair · Responsible programme lecturer
  • Photo: Thanuttha Larbloet, Ph.D.Thanuttha Larbloet, Ph.D.Responsible programme lecturer
  • Photo: Supaporn Aroonawongsa, Ph.D.Supaporn Aroonawongsa, Ph.D.Responsible programme lecturer
  • Hsiao-Yi TsengResponsible programme lecturer
  • WU CHUNLANResponsible programme lecturer

Teaching and supporting staff

  • Photo: LIN, SHANG-YUEHLIN, SHANG-YUEHVisiting lecturer from Taiwan
  • Photo: TSAI, HUAN-KENTSAI, HUAN-KENVisiting lecturer from Taiwan

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