School of Technology
Shinawatra University School of Technology
- Computer Science Program
- Bachelor of Science Program in Computer Science
- Computer Science
- Software Engineering
- Communication and Information Systems
- Business Informatics
- Management Technology Program
- Bachelor of Science Program in Management Technology
- Architecture Technology Management
- Engineering Management
- Food and Biotechnology Management
- Management Information Systems
The undergraduate program is conducted at Pathumthani Campus.
- Master of Science Program in Information Technology
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- Management Information Systems
- Software Engineering
- Master of Science Program in Management Technology
- Built Environment Management
- Energy & Environment Management
- Sustainable Development and Environment Management
- Doctor of Philosophy Program in Technology
- Management Technology
- System Engineering
- Information Technology
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