Admissions

General Requirements

  • Diploma from a traditional high school (grade 12, M6, Year 13 or the result of an approved equivalency examination) OR the General Educational Development (GED) OR the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) tests)
    • Ex-GED: 5 passed + diploma
    • International GED: 4 passed + diploma
    • IGCSE: “O” level with 5 grade C (and above) + “A” level with 3 grade C (and above) and diploma
  • If English is not an applicant’s first language, one of the following standardized tests is required.
    • TOEFL iBT 61 or above;
    • IELTS 6.0 or above;
    • CEFR B2 or above
    • An applicant who graduates from an international school where English is used as the medium of instruction, an English proficiency test result is exempt.
    •  Students who do not pass a minimum English proficiency test requirement can enroll in an Intensive English Program (IEP)  provided at the Language Enhancement Center (LEC), Payap University.
    • Students within Thailand may submit a TOEFL, IELTS, or CEFR result or take the Payap English Language Proficiency test (Oxford Online Placement Test – OOPT) on campus.
    • To have your TOEFL score sent to Payap University, use code number 5948 when indicating the institution that should receive your score.
  • Students with different qualifications are recommended to contact the university to check their eligibility.
Dual Degree Programs
  • Payap University’s International College expands dual degree undergraduate options as it signs a Memorandum of Intent (MoI) with Middlesex University in UK. Studying a dual degree program allows you to gain a more comprehensive knowledge of a specific discipline as you are able to study in two different countries. You will study at Payap University’s International College in Chiang Mai for 3 years then at Middlesex University in London for another 1 year. Then total time is just 4 years and you get two bachelor’s degrees. For more details about curriculum: CLICK

Frequently Asked Questions about the Dual Degree Program 

  1. What is the structure of the dual degree program?
    • The program involves studying for three years at Payap University in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and one year at Middlesex University in London, UK, culminating in two bachelor’s degrees from each institution.
  2. What degrees will I receive upon completion of the program?
    • You will receive a bachelor’s degree in Information Technology from Payap University and a bachelor’s degree in Information Technology and Business Information Systems from Middlesex University.
  3. What are the eligibility requirements for the program?
    • Students must complete the first three years of their undergraduate studies at Payap University and meet the academic and English language proficiency requirements set by Middlesex University for the final year. Additionally, students must maintain a cumulative GPA (CGPA) of not less than 2.0 at Payap University and achieve at least a CGPA of 2.5/4.0 or an overall average grade of 65% (equivalent to a C+ grade at Payap University).
  4. Are there specific intake months for this program?
    • The program does not have specific intake months, but students should start planning in their first year and prepare to apply for the dual degree program in their second year.
  5. How does the application process work?
    • Students must apply to the dual degree program through their academic advisor at Payap University and then apply to Middlesex University for the final year.
  6. What are the tuition fees for the dual degree program?
    • Tuition fees are paid to Payap University for the first three years and to Middlesex University for the final year. Specific fee details can be obtained from each institution’s website.
  7. Are there scholarships available for this program?
    • Scholarships may be available through both Payap University and Middlesex University. Students should check with the financial aid offices at both institutions for more information.
  8. What subjects or modules will I study?
    • The curriculum includes a comprehensive range of subjects relevant to your discipline. Detailed module information can be found in the study plan provided by both universities.
  9. Will my credits from Payap University transfer to Middlesex University?
    • Yes, the credits from the three years of study at Payap University will transfer to Middlesex University to complete the final year.
  10. Will my credits from Middlesex University transfer back to Payap University after the final year?
    • Yes, the credits earned during your final year of study at Middlesex University will transfer back to Payap University. This ensures that your academic achievements are recognized by both institutions, allowing you to complete your degree requirements at Payap University.
  11. What career opportunities will this dual degree open up for me?
    • Graduates with dual degrees from two international institutions are highly regarded in the global job market, providing opportunities in various industries and enhancing career prospects.

How to apply:

1. Apply in Person

You may visit us to pick up the application forms or download the forms and print them out. Hand in the completed application forms to the admissions office, Panyajarn Building (room PJ 105), at the main (Mae Khao) campus.

2. Apply by Post
Send your completed application forms to the admissions office by registered mail.

Mail to:

Admissions Office
Payap University International College
Panyajarn Building, Room PJ 105
Chiang Mai 50000
Thailand

3. Apply by E-mail
Please download and complete an application form and send it to admissions_pyu@payap.ac.th

Download Application Files:

Our Head of the International College Admission Office will contact you within 3 days.

If your application is successful, you will receive an Acceptance Letter either by post or by e-mail to the address provided on your application. There will be useful information included in the Acceptance Letter, including the date that you should report to the university, student orientation, information regarding the international dormitory, and the point of contact from your particular department or program.

Upon reporting to the university, you will need to bring your Acceptance Letter with you when you report to your advisor. Students will complete a registration form with the assistance of their advisor. The completed registration form will need to be delivered to the Registrar’s Office. Upon confirmation from the Registrar’s Office, the student will receive an official student identification number.