Applicants must not hold Thai citizenship or Thai permanent resident status and must have completed, or be completing, Grade 12 high school or an equivalent qualification from an International Baccalaureate (IB) Program or the educational system of a specified country.
Applicants must possess sufficient Thai language proficiency for academic purposes, demonstrated by standardized Thai language proficiency test scores such as CU-TFL, TU-PTFL, or other tests recognized by the University.
Applicants must possess sufficient English language proficiency for academic purposes. Accepted standardized tests include TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, TU-GET, CU-TEP, PTE, and UBU Test, with a level equivalent to CEFR A2 or higher.
Applicants who graduated from a country where English is the official language or from an educational institution where English is the primary language of instruction may be exempted from submitting English proficiency test scores. The exemption is subject to the discretion of the respective Faculty Administrative Committee.
Applicants must meet any additional requirements specified by the respective faculty or program. Assessment of applicant qualifications is at the discretion of the faculty or program.
Applicants must not hold Thai citizenship or Thai permanent resident status and must have received a Bachelor's degree or equivalent, or a graduate diploma from a higher education institution.
Applicants must meet the specific entry requirements established by the respective faculty and program.
Check Graduate Program-Specific Requirements →Applicants are encouraged to submit an English proficiency test score, if available. An English proficiency test score may contribute to the overall assessment of the applicant's academic profile.
For Master's degree programs offered by the Faculty of Engineering, applicants are required to submit an English proficiency test result. However, no minimum score is specified.
Accepted English proficiency tests include UBU Test, TOEFL (Paper-based, Computer-based, or Internet-based), IELTS (Academic Module), TU-GET (Computer-based), CU-TEP, TOEIC, and CEFR.
Applicants may apply for a Master's degree program without an English proficiency test score, unless otherwise specified by the intended program. If available, an English proficiency test score may be submitted as supporting evidence and may contribute to the overall assessment of the applicant's academic profile.
Applicants should check the specific admission requirements of their intended program before applying.
Applicants must not hold Thai citizenship or Thai permanent resident status and must have received a Bachelor's degree or equivalent, a Master's degree or equivalent, an advanced graduate diploma from a higher education institution, or another qualification specified by a UBU announcement.
Applicants must meet any additional entry requirements established by the respective faculty and program.
Applicants must provide a certificate from a standardized English language proficiency test in accordance with graduate program standards or those of the Commission on Higher Education.
The certificate must have been issued within the previous two years according to the applicable University requirements.
| Test Type | Maximum Score | Minimum Score |
|---|---|---|
| UBU Test | 100 pt. | 30 pt. |
| TOEIC | 990 pt. | 400 pt. |
| CU-TEP | 120 pt. | 34 pt. |
| TU-GET Computer-based | 120 pt. | 40 pt. |
| TOEFL Paper-based | 667 pt. | 425 pt. |
| TOEFL Computer-based | 300 pt. | 120 pt. |
| TOEFL Internet-based | 120 pt. | 40 pt. |
| IELTS Academic Module | 9 pt. | 3.5 pt. |
Applicants who do not meet the prescribed minimum scores may still apply and choose one of the following options:
Yes. International applicants of all nationalities are welcome to apply. The same general admission qualifications, application requirements, and required documents apply regardless of nationality.
Undergraduate applicants must have completed, or be completing, Grade 12 high school or an equivalent qualification from an International Baccalaureate (IB) Program or the educational system of a specified country.
Qualification equivalency may depend on the qualification and educational system under which it was awarded. If you are unsure whether your qualification is accepted, please contact us at interadmission@ubu.ac.th .
Yes. An applicant without a standardized English test score may still be considered. Admission in such cases is subject to consideration by the Dean and the Faculty Administrative Committee of the respective program.
Undergraduate applicants who graduated from a country where English is the official language or from an institution where English is the primary language of instruction may be exempted from submitting an English proficiency test score.
The exemption is subject to the discretion of the Faculty Administrative Committee of the respective program.
No. The requirements on this page are general admission requirements. Individual faculties and programs may establish additional or program-specific requirements.
Applicants should therefore check the requirements of their intended program before applying.
Yes. For Master's degree programs, applicants may apply without an English proficiency test score unless otherwise specified by the intended program. If available, an English proficiency test score may be submitted as supporting evidence and may contribute to the overall assessment of the applicant's academic profile.
However, for Doctoral degree programs, applicants who do not yet have a standardized English proficiency certificate may apply; however, the required certificate must be submitted no later than the new UBU student reporting date.
Applicants should check the specific requirements of their intended program before applying.