Economics Thammasat University

Overview

The curriculum’s core value is to strike a balance between academic rigor and practical application. In terms of academic rigor, students are provided with a strong discipline of scientifically analytical processes in economics, resulting in the development of logical and critical thinking mindsets. In terms of practical application, students in the programme can study a variety of applied economics concepts while also minoring in a business-related field such as finance or marketing.

The course plans are created in accordance with the programme’s expected outcomes. During their first year, students of the Economics course at Thammasat University typically take general education courses required by the university, as well as some foundational concepts in economics and quantitative tools used for upper-level study. Then, students begin taking more major subject courses in their second year. Most registered courses are intermediate-level subjects that serve as a solid foundation for upper-year economics subfield courses.

Programme Learning Outcomes

• Acquiring knowledge and understanding of economic theories, fundamental economic tools, theory development, and applied economics

• Ability to apply theoretical knowledge to analyze and provide practical suggestions for economic and social issues

• Ability to appropriately integrate economic knowledge with other study fields

• Ability to attain lifelong learning and thoroughly understand world economic and societal changes and impacts