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 Salaya
Campus, opened in 1982, is just a short distance from Bangkok's city
limits in Phuttamonthon District, Nakhon Pathom Province, on 520 acres
(210 hectares) of natural beauty, landscaped gardens and lush tropical
scenery.
Salaya Campus houses 7 Faculties, 7 Institutes, 5 Colleges, and
2 Centers as follows:
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  Faculty
of Arts |
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| Faculty
of Engineering |
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| Faculty
of Environment and Resource Studies |
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| Faculty
of Graduate Studies |
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| Faculty
of Physical Therapy and Applied Movement Science |
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| Faculty
of Social Sciences and Humanities |
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| Faculty
of Veterinary Science |
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| ASEAN
Institute for Health Development |
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| Institute
of Language and Culture for Rural Development |
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| Institute
of Molecular Biology and Genetics |
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| Institute
of Nutrition |
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| Institute
for Population and Social Research |
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| Institute
of Science and Technology for Research and Development |
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| National
Institute for Child and Family Development |
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| Mahidol
University International College |
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| College
of Music |
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| College
of Religious Studies |
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| College
of Sports Science and Technology |
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| Ratchasuda
College |
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| University
Library and Information Center |
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| National
Laboratory Animal Centre |
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| Office
of the President Mahidol University |
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| With the largest number of academic institutions, Salaya
Campus also contains the widest variety of research centers and facilities
of Mahidol University. Also located on the campus are the Student
Union; Office of the President; and numerous student and staff dormitories
and condominiums.
Spacious, modern and well-equipped facilities for both indoor and
outdoor sports are also available at
Salaya Campus including swimming pools, tennis courts, badminton
courts, petanque courts, soccer fields and indoor stadiums for basketball,
volleyball and other indoor sports. Students are encouraged to take
part in both competitive sports and physical exercise. The spacious
layout of the campus, with wide walkways and ample green space,
also allows much opportunity for jogging, walking or exercising
on one's own in a pleasant open environment.
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 Phayathai
Campus is located on a 78-acre (32-hectare) plot of land near the
Victory Monument in central Bangkok, surrounded by very active commercial
and residential districts. Separated into three distinct but linked
compounds, Phayathai Campus houses 6 Faculties, 1 Institute and 2
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of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital |
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of Science |
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| Institute
for Innovation and Development of Learning Process |
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| Mahidol
University Computing Center |
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Doping Control Centre |
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| Faculty
of Public Health |
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| Faculty
of Tropical Medicine |
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| College
of Management |
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Within the various Faculties are research centers and centers of
excellence in numerous specialized fields including TROPMED Dengue
Diagnostic Center (TDC) and the Vaccine Trial Center at the Faculty
of
Tropical Medicine; Center For Shrimp Molecular Biology And Biotechnology,
Center for Protein Structure and Function at the Faculty of Science,
to name a few.
Although in an urban setting, the campus has set aside areas for
physical recreation, including a soccer field, tennis and basketball
courts, a Sports Center and an indoor stadium. On the campus itself,
there are cafeterias, stores and student clubs in the various Faculties
catering to a diverse range of academic and cultural interests,
which arrange activities year-round.
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 The
oldest of the three Bangkok campuses, Bangkok Noi Campus is located
on 28 acres (12 hectares) and is home to the original medical school
attached to Siriraj Hospital, founded by H.M. King Chulalongkorn of
Thailand in 1890 which over time expanded into Mahidol University.
The campus has retained its academic focus on medicine, revolving
around the Siriraj Hospital complex.
Bangkok Noi Campus is home to the Faculties of Nursing, Medical
Technology, and Medicine, Siriraj Hospital. The Royal Thai Government
recently approved a project proposal by the Faculty of Medicine,
Siriraj Hospital, to use the adjacent 12-acre site belonging to
the State Railway of Thailand, to house a major expansion of the
Facultys facilities, research activities and services, enhancing
the whole spectrum of medical and public health research toward
medical excellence in Southeast Asia.
Sporting facilities on campus include an indoor gymnasium, swimming
pools, and tennis courts. Bangkok Noi Campus is centrally located
in Bangkok, with easy transport connections to various shopping
and entertainment areas, including instant access to the ferries
which ply the Chao Phraya River. Eating establishments and accommodation
both on and off campus are also affordable and readily available.
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 Mahidol
University opened the Kanchanaburi Campus in western Thailand in mid-2002
with the main objective of expanding higher education into the upcountry
regions, so as to increase local incomes, create occupational opportunities
and improve the quality of life of the rural people. Thus far an Administration
Building, Lecture Building, Science Laboratory Building, 5 dormitories
and associated infrastructure have been constructed on the large,
2,370-acre campus, and 3 field stations, for research in population
studies, tropical medicine, and livestock and wildlife hospital have
been established. Presently, under construction are a dormitory and
extended infrastructures. Seven Programs have been offered by the
Faculty of Science and the College of Management. 
Mahidol continues to develop two additional provincial campuses
in Nakorn Sawan province in the north of the country, and Amnaj
Chareon province in the northeast. Nakhon Sawan Campus, with an
Administration Building and a lecture Building, started accepting
students in Management in 2004 and Arts in 2005. Amnaj Charoen Campus
is undergoing a feasibility study expected to be completed soon.
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