Mahasarakham University is a Public University situated in Maha Sarakham Province known as the Center of Education in the Isan (northeast) region of Thailand.
This university is Thailand’s 22nd fastest growing government university. It has two campuses, the Old Campus located at the downtown of the city and the New Campus located at Khamriang in the north-west of the city. MSU is the only Thai university that offers M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Paleontology and Bachelor of Arts in Khmer Language. MSU is the first university in northeastern Thailand to offer a Bachelor of Arts program in Accounting and the second to commence Ph.D. course in the same subject. MSU is the first Thai university to join the Microsoft Regional Campus IT Program. Moreover, the Faculty of Education, the flagship of MSU voted as Thailand’s Best Education Faculty in 2010 by the National Education Office. In response to ASEAN 2015, MSU set up a new ASEAN Studies Center in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Mahasarakham University is the first institution in Thailand to be rated under the QS Stars System for Excellence in Higher Education and has become one of the top ten universities in Thailand based on the Webometrics Ranking of World University and declared as “University for Community”. It is the first and the finest among the rankings from the heart of northeastern region of Thailand.
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