Degree Designation
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY(PUBLIC HEALTH MICROBIOLOGY)
Additional advantages of the programme
The programme of microbiological public health provides not only deep but also wide knowledge
regarding controlling and solving problems of micro-organisms and the environment systematically.
Students will be able to use biological technology in the community. They will be able to create
innovations and research in microbiological public health to develop human beings' quality of life.
Moreover, students will learn useful communication and information technology skills. Their leadership
and teamwork will be improved. Finally, they will do ethical work and research.
Admission Requirements
Plan 2.1: For students with Master's Degree
1) Holding a Master's degree in Public Health, Microbiology, Biology, or others related to health science which accredited by the Office of the Higher Education Commission
2) Having cumulative GPA not less than 3.5
3) Having an English Proficiency Examination score as the requirement of Faculty of Graduate Studies
4) The candidate who does not pass the criteria (2) and (3) may be considered for application and selection by the Program Administrative Committee and the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies
Plan 2.2: For students with Bachelor's Degree
1) Holding a Bachelor's degree in B.Sc. in Public Health, Microbiology, Biology, Nursing Science, Medical Technology, Phamarcy, Agriculture or other related to health science or Bachelor of Public Health, or Doctor of Medicine, or Doctor of Dental Surgery, or Doctor of Veternary Medicine which accredited by the Office of the Higher Education Commission
2) Having cumulative GPA not less than 3.5
3) Having an English Proficiency Examination score as the requirement of Faculty of Graduate Studies
4) The candidate who does not pass the criteria (2) and (3) may be considered for applying and selection by the Program Administrative Committee and the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies
Curriculum Structure
| Plan 2.1 For students with Master's Degree |
|
Required Courses |
8
|
Credits |
|
Elective Courses not less than |
4
|
Credits |
|
Dissertation |
36
|
Credits |
|
Total not less than |
48
|
Credits |
| Plan 2.2 For students with Bachelor's Degree |
|
Required Courses |
18
|
Credits |
|
Elective Courses not less than |
6
|
Credits |
|
Dissertation |
48
|
Credits |
|
Total not less than |
72
|
Credits |
Job option after graduation
- Academic specialist/public health professional/consultant in infectious diseases prevention and control in government or private either in domestic or international organizations
- Researcher in infectious disseases in the field of microbiology in relating to public health in research institutes or other related organizations
- Knowledge transfer specialist in academic institutes
