International Tourism, Hospitality, Events and Restaurant Management

Degree
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Credits
At least 121
Type
Bachelor’s degree, new curriculum
Tuition
15,000 baht per semester (flat rate), 8 semesters in total, as set by the university announcement
Tourism and hospitality students in black suits

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. Explain the concepts of tourism, hospitality, events and restaurant management.
  2. Work professionally in tourism, hospitality, events and restaurant management, using technology for service work.
  3. Communicate in English or another foreign language.
  4. Present management approaches for tourism, hospitality, events and restaurant management.
  5. Show morality, ethics and professional conduct, social awareness and a service mind, with responsibility to society.

Careers

  • Service staff in the tourism industry
  • Staff at tour companies (tour sales agents or guides)
  • Event, catering and festival organisers
  • Training and customer relations officers in government or private organisations
  • Hotel staff
  • Airline service staff
  • Researchers, research assistants and staff in research organisations
  • Entrepreneurs in tourism, hospitality and events

Programme structure

At least 121 credits in total.

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.

CategoryCredits
General educationAt least 24
Specialised coursesAt least 84 (professional 45, language 12, electives 15, language electives 12)
Free electivesAt least 6
Professional experience / co-operative educationAt least 7
TotalAt least 121

English foundation courses do not count towards credits.

Programme lecturers

Responsible and regular lecturers of the programme

  • Photo: Dr. Kritsada TangchawanDr. Kritsada TangchawanResponsible programme lecturerVice President for International Cooperation and Revenue Generation
  • Songsuk BoonthawongResponsible programme lecturer
  • Thanakorn ThangruangResponsible programme lecturer
  • Photo: Kamol KiattipongKamol KiattipongResponsible programme lecturerAssistant Dean for Planning, Quality Assurance, Academic Service and Revenue Generation
  • Photo: Saranyu ChanwongSaranyu ChanwongResponsible programme lecturerAssistant Dean for Student Guidance and Alumni Networks
  • Tipthida BootchuyProgramme lecturer
  • Photo: Kridi WannachaiKridi WannachaiProgramme lecturerExecutive Assistant for Student Development, Communication and Corporate Image

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