Siam University: A Treasure of Sustainable Wisdom

Siam is the old name of Thailand. Siam University was founded in 1965 by Dr. NARONGMONGKHONVANIT and is one of the top five private universities in Thailand. Siam University is one of the top five private universities in Thailand. Siam University is one of the priority institutions recommended by the Ministry of Education of China in the list of Thai institutions published by the Ministry of Education of China's Foreign Affairs Supervisory Information Network, and the Ministry of Education of China recognizes the diplomas and degrees issued by Siam University.

Located in Bangkok, Thailand, Siam University is one of the leading comprehensive universities in Thailand and Asia. The university has 23 schools, including Asia International Star College, School of Medicine, School of Tourism Management, School of Automotive Technology, School of Humanities, School of Communication, School of Law, School of Civil Engineering, School of Science and Technology, School of International Studies, and Graduate School. 46 undergraduate programs, 17 master's programs and 5 doctoral programs are offered, with more than 20,000 students and 1,000 faculty members. In addition to local Thai students, there are students from the United States, Canada, Japan, Finland, Sweden, the Netherlands, China, Korea and other countries. Different colleges adopt different kinds of languages for teaching, with courses in Thai, English and Chinese. It is the first higher education institution among more than 15,000 universities in the world, except for the Chinese-speaking regions, to adopt full bilingual teaching in Chinese and English, aiming at nurturing and reserving innovative senior management talents for economic regional cooperation in East, South and Southeast Asia. The International Business Daily, under the supervision of the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China, has set up the "Belt and Road" International Think Tank at Siam University to better serve and support the countries along the "Belt and Road".