Graduate Programs

International students in the Master’s and Doctoral Program in Psychological Science can access visa information and support through Chulalongkorn University’s Office of International Affairs and Global Network (OIA).

The OIA provides guidance on student visa applications and extensions, 90-day reporting, visa-type changes, and visa termination. Information on the Non-ED Plus visa for job seeking after graduation is also available. Students can find relevant requirements, document guidelines, video tutorials, and a student visa guide through the University’s Visa Services.

International students in the Master’s and Doctoral Program in Psychological Science may explore scholarship and funding opportunities available through Chulalongkorn University’s Office of International Affairs and Global Network (OIA).

The OIA regularly provides information on scholarships and other funding opportunities available to international students. Eligibility requirements, funding coverage, application procedures, and deadlines vary by scholarship. Students are encouraged to check the OIA Funding & Opportunity page for current calls and detailed application information.

International students in the Master’s and Doctoral Program in Psychological Science have several accommodation options in Bangkok. Students may choose to stay at Chulalongkorn University International House (CU iHouse) or arrange private accommodation in areas surrounding the University.

CU iHouse is an on-campus residence for international students and lecturers. The 26-storey residence has 846 units, with fully furnished, air-conditioned rooms and modern amenities. It also provides 24-hour security and safety systems and is located along the University’s shuttle bus route.

Several room types are available, including 25 sq.m. studios with one or two beds and 50 sq.m. one-bedroom units. For current room rates, availability, and further details, please visit CU iHouse Website

As English is the language of instruction in the Master’s and Doctoral Program in Psychological Science, applicants are required to demonstrate English proficiency as part of the admission requirements. Our program accepts CU-TEP, TOEFL, or IELTS. Please refer to each program admission page for the minimum score requirement.

Waiver

Applicants who have graduated from an international or English program in which English was used as the language of instruction and assessment may be exempt from submitting an English proficiency test score. Applicants should refer to the current admission announcement for complete eligibility and admission requirements.

Taking the CU-TEP
Applicants who choose to take the CU-TEP (Chulalongkorn University Test of English Proficiency) can find information about the test and registration through the Chulalongkorn University Academic Testing Center (CUATC).

Students in the Master’s and Doctoral Program in Psychological Science have access to healthcare services through the Chulalongkorn University Health Service Center (CUHC).

The Center provides medical consultation and treatment for Chulalongkorn University students, with services supervised by physicians from Chulalongkorn Hospital. Students should present a valid Chulalongkorn University student ID card when receiving services.

The CU Health Service Center is located on the 2nd floor of Chamchuri 9 Building and is open Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM. For information on available services, student eligibility, procedures, costs, and hospital referrals, students should refer to the University’s official healthcare information.

International students normally study in Thailand under a Non-Immigrant ED (Non-ED) visa.

Students who intend to undertake paid employment and receive a salary in Thailand may need to change their visa status to a Non-Immigrant B (Non-B) visa and obtain a Work Permit before beginning employment. Please note that Chulalongkorn University does not process Work Permit applications for students.

However, funding provided by the University in the form of a scholarship is not considered salary. Students receiving such funding may remain under their Non-ED student visa and are not required to change their visa status solely on the basis of receiving the scholarship.

As individual circumstances may differ, students are advised to consult the Office of International Affairs and Global Network (OIA), Chulalongkorn University, for further information regarding visa and work permit requirements.