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General Information

1888

1889-1899

1943-1968

1900-1942

2007

Siriraj Hospital was founded in 1888 by His Majesty King Chulalongkorn.

Siriraj Hospital

Siriraj Hospital expanded to become Thailand’s first medical school, Phaetthayakorn School.Phaetthayakorn

School

The school was renamed as Rajapaethayalai School by His Majesty King Chulalongkorn and later become the Faculty of Medicine and Siriraj Hospital.

Rajapaethayalai School

Faculty of Medicine and Siriraj Hospital became the University of Medical Sciences under the Ministry of Public Health. University of

Medical Sciences

Mahidol University became an autonomous university under government supervision.

History

Ratchasuda College, College of Sports Science

and Technology, College of Management,

Mahidol University International College,

College of Music, College of Religious Studies

The University of Medical Sciences was renamed Mahidol University by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej in honor of his father (Prince Mahidol of Songkla).

Mahidol University1969

Management Direction

Determination: Wisdom of the Land

Mission: To excel in health, sciences, arts

and innovation with integrity for the betterment

of Thai society and the benefit of mankind

Vision: To be a World Class University

Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Faculty of Public Health, Faculty of Medical Technology, Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Faculty of Science,

Faculty of Graduate Studies, Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Social Sciences and

Humanities, Faculty of Nursing, Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Veterinary Science, Faculty of

Physical Therapy, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Faculty of Information and Communication Technology

Campus and Area

Kanchanaburi

Nakhonsawan Amnatcharoen

Bangkok & Nakhonpathom

413 Acres 171 Acres

2,717 Acres

633 Acres

17 Faculties

8Institutes

Institute for Population and Social Research, Institute of Nutrition, Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia, ASEAN Institute for

Health Development, National Institute for Child and Family Development, Institute for Innovative Learning, Institute of Molecular Biosciences,

Institute for Technology and Innovation Management

2Centers

National Laboratory Animal Center

National Doping Control Centre

6Colleges

3Campuses

Kanchanaburi

Nakhonsawan

Amnatcharoen

2Offices

Office of the University Council

Office of the President

1 Library

Mahidol University Library

and Knowledge Center

1School

Mahidol University International Demonstration School

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Development Process

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established an organizational culture around Mahidol University’s core values*;

optimized resources utilization and work-life balance in response to University’s vision and

strategies; and

created and enhanced “Culture of Excellence” through various quality assessment and

accreditation programs.

In response to its vision of becoming a World Class University, Mahidol University has

* Core values are based around the concept of MAHIDOL: where M = Mastery, A = Altruism, H = Harmony, I = Integrity, D = Determination, O = Originality and L = Leadership.

developed and implemented University’s strategies and corporate KPI, together with introducing Performance Agreement system in place for deploying and monitoring the progress of the University;

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8.5 %

University Operation

EducationLearning Model: In order to become a global, open access

university and to enhance learning activities, the University has

adopted a Triple T Model Transformation (Teacher, Techno-

logy and Teaching). Under this, Mahidol University graduates

will develop a great breadth of social skills and depth of

professional knowledge, become entrepreneurially-minded and

globally-talented, and contribute to society.

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Mahidol University Graduates

Accreditation standards

Student admission

WFME

ISPO

World Federation for Medical Education

International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics

AUNQA

Asian University Network Quality Assurance

Direct Admission 24%67.5% Central Admission

Tution fees/ per semester

Bachelor degrees

Thai curricula

Total tuition fees

Master degrees

110,000 - 333,000 Baht

Thai curriculum International curriculum

210,000 - 550,000 Baht*

Doctoral degrees

260,000 - 660,000 Baht

Thai curriculum International curriculum

410,000 - 800,000 Baht

* Except Faculty of Dentistry

400,000-1,500,00 Baht

International curricula650,000 - 700,000 Baht

Faculty of Dentistry

80,000 - 160,000 BahtFaculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital,

Mahidol University International college

Faculty of Information and Communication

Technology, Faculty of Science

50,000 - 75,000 BahtAACSB

Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business

ABET

Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology

8,000 - 15,000 BahtKanchanaburi Campus, Nakhonsawan Campus,

Amnatcharoen Campus

Entrepreneurial

ly Mind

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Globally Talented

15,000 - 20,000 Baht

13,000 - 17,000 Baht

10,000 -12,000 Baht

8,000 - 10,000 Baht

Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Veterinary Science,Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital,Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital,

Faculty of Dentistry

Faculty of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Nursing,

Faculty of Engineering, Ratchasuda College

Faculty of Liberal Arts, College of Religious Studies,

Faculty of Science,

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies,

College of Sports Science and Technology,

Faculty of Medical Technology, Faculty of Public Health

Consortium of Medical School * Remark : 1 USD = 34 Baht

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Personal ethical and moral standards

More professional and social skills

A greater awareness of arts, history and culture

A greater sense of community involvement

and environmental awareness

Our extra-curricular activities help our graduates develop the following qualities:

University Operation

Funds, Scholarship and Facilities

Scholarships

Student health care

Student dormitory

Other facilities

Internal and external sources of funds

University emergency funds

Loans for financially-disadvantaged students

Student loans

Health promotionactivities

Medical careservices

Dental careservices

10 Buildings (capacity: 3,672)

Women 2,456

Rental fee: 3,000 - 8,000 Baht / semester

Men 1,216

Prince MahidolHall

Siri RuckhachatiNature Park

Mahidol LearningCenter

Extra-curricular activities

Core Value

Research Research strategy

ResearchExcellence

Promote the dissemination of research and innovation to the public.

1 Recruit, develop, retain and support high quality researchers.

Establish facilities that support quality research.

Promote integrated or cross-disciplinary research.

Maximise research outputs and impact.

Support research that conforms to the national research strategies and the demands of funding agencies.

Promote intellectual property management and a culture of entrepreneurship in our researchers.

Research Policy

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Medical CareFaculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital

Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital

Faculty of Tropical Medicine

Faculty of Dentistry

Golden Jubilee Medical Center

Faculty of Veterinary Science

Siriraj Hospital Siriraj Piyamaharajkarun Hospital

Hospital for Tropical Diseases

Dental Hospital, Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Dental Hospital

Ramathibodi Hospital Queen Sirikit

Medical Center

Somdech Phra Debaratana

Medical Center

Prasu Arthorn Animal Hospital,

Pasupalun Livestock & Wildlife Hospital

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Achievements & Indicators

Education

Graduates

Total Graduates6,148

Health Science 3,129

(50.9 %)

Science and Technology

1,619 (26.3 %)

Social Sciences and Humanities1,400

(22.8 %)

Graduate information

Curricula

Tpye of curricula

Professional license test result 2015

Type of employment

7,319 6,148

Freshmen Academic Year 2015

Total Students Academic Year 2015

GraduatesAcademic Year 2014

Total 343 courses

Health Science(42%)

Science and Technology(36%)

Social Sciences and

Humanities

(22%)

Goverment sectors

Private sectors

State enterprises/Public organization

Non-specific

47 Unit : %

37.62 4.55

7.45

3.38 Private business

Faculty of Physical Therapy

Faculty of Medical Technology

Faculty of Pharmacy

Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital 97.40

Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital 96.02

Faculty of Dentist

96.97

95.65

Occupational 93.33, Physical 89.0

MT 97.18, RT 96.36

Unit : %

Faculty of Veterinary Science 82.92

BachelorDegrees

MasterDegrees

DoctoralDegrees

Employability 2015

Proportion of graduates employed

Employed 95.5% Self-employed 4.5%

Bachelor Degrees Graduate Diplomas Master Degrees

29,537

4,693 20,138 3,981

1,826 6,797 1,515

293 2,075 181

Undergraduate Degrees

Post-graduate Degrees

3,981(64.75%)

2,167(35.25)

Higher Graduate Diplomas Doctoral Degrees

GraduateDiplomas

Higher GraduateDiplomas

50 51 39

457 476 432

Thai Courses International Courses

55

31

3 4

92

78

2 1

62

15

145 122 76

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Achievements & Indicators

Education

Graduates

Total Graduates6,148

Health Science 3,129

(50.9 %)

Science and Technology

1,619 (26.3 %)

Social Sciences and Humanities1,400

(22.8 %)

Graduate information

Curricula

Tpye of curricula

Professional license test result 2015

Type of employment

7,319 6,148

Freshmen Academic Year 2015

Total Students Academic Year 2015

GraduatesAcademic Year 2014

Total 343 courses

Health Science(42%)

Science and Technology(36%)

Social Sciences and

Humanities

(22%)

Goverment sectors

Private sectors

State enterprises/Public organization

Non-specific

47 Unit : %

37.62 4.55

7.45

3.38 Private business

Faculty of Physical Therapy

Faculty of Medical Technology

Faculty of Pharmacy

Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital 97.40

Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital 96.02

Faculty of Dentist

96.97

95.65

Occupational 93.33, Physical 89.0

MT 97.18, RT 96.36

Unit : %

Faculty of Veterinary Science 82.92

BachelorDegrees

MasterDegrees

DoctoralDegrees

Employability 2015

Proportion of graduates employed

Employed 95.5% Self-employed 4.5%

Bachelor Degrees Graduate Diplomas Master Degrees

29,537

4,693 20,138 3,981

1,826 6,797 1,515

293 2,075 181

Undergraduate Degrees

Post-graduate Degrees

3,981(64.75%)

2,167(35.25)

Higher Graduate Diplomas Doctoral Degrees

GraduateDiplomas

Higher GraduateDiplomas

50 51 39

457 476 432

Thai Courses International Courses

55

31

3 4

92

78

2 1

62

15

145 122 76

Research (as of 2015)

1k 3k 5k 7k 9k 11k 13k

20k

30k

40k

50k

60k

70k

ScholaryOutput

Citation Count

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10k

Scival

Data as of 28 October 2016 from www. Scival.com

Achievements & Indicators

Personnel

Type of personnel

Level of education of academic personnel

Number of research projects and funds

Publications & citations

Academic officers

Total 34,330 People

Goverment officers

1,348

University officers

24,316

Staff

8,666

Personnel ratio

Doctoral Degrees

Master Degrees

Higher Graduate Diplomas

Graduate Diplomas

Bachelor Degrees

Professors (4.15%)

Associate Professors

(19.8%)

Assistant Professors(26.03%)

Instructors (50.02%)

160 763 1,003 1,927

No. of projects: 2,170Amount of research funding 1,932,266,595 Baht

Science and Technology (28%)

Health Science (53%)

Social Sciences and Humanities(19%)

- 654 projects

- 540,232,755 Baht

- 1,201 projects

- 1,025,143,334 Baht

- 315 projects

- 366,890,506 Baht

2,365

60.7%

579

14.9%0.41%

6 0.15%

16 1.54%

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Unit : person

Academic Support

* not include hospital support officer

869

Equivalent Doctoral Degrees

22.3%

14,600*3,906

MahidolUniversity

9 National Research Universities

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Medical Services

and total no. of charity dental patients

175,280

Total no. of animals treated

77,535

University Rankings

Commercialization & technology transfer

Higher Education Evaluation Accreditation Council of Taiwan

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Achievements & Indicators

Health care

Dental care

Laboratory tests

Animal care

6,097,698Total no. of patients

Out-patients 5,951,797 (97.6%)

In-patients145,901 (2.4%)

Total no. of dental patients 724,684

No. of students recieving medical care: 27,141

Total cost 11,083,780 Baht

Total no. of laboratory tests

20,417,327 tests 78,528 tests/day

QS World University Rankings 2015-2016

Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2015-2016

US News: Best Global Universities Rankings 2016

The Performance Rankings of Scientific Papers for World Universities (HEEACT)

- 295 in World; 61 in Asia

- 1 in Thailand: Medicine

- 91 in Asia - 1 in Thailand

- Ranked in Top 501-600 universities in World

- Top 100 in Microbiology and Immunology

- 529 in World - 1 in Thailand

- 477 in World - 1 in Thailand

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Total revenue

4.894 MB

15 Petty Patents

141 Copyrights

2 Trademarks

2 Registered Patents

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