Postgraduate%20Program

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Postgraduate Program
in Mathematical Science
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Founded in 2001 under the Ministry of University
Affairs' Higher Education Development Project,
the Development Program for the Postgraduate
Studies in Mathematical Science is an educational
and research consortium aiming at a leap in the
development of the graduate study in
mathematical science by
providing leading-quality programs in the subject.
master degree between 38 and 44.
The consortium is led by Mahidol University, with
Thammasat University and King Mongkut's Institute
of Technology North Bangkok as consortium
partners. Before the presence of the
collaboration, each of the three institutions
has operated its own mathematical
science programs
Applicants are subject to their corresponding
target institution's admission requirements.
Basically, applicants for the programs must hold
a first degree in science or engineering with
commensurate credits in mathematics subjects and
satisfactorily high GPA. Applicants are
encouraged to consult with their would-be
supervisors for an appropriate thesis topics
before applying, so that the students, once
accepted, are closely guided throughout their
program of study. A good command of English
is also required in
independently. Mahidol University started its
Master of Science Program in Applied
Mathematics in 1974 and made it an
international program in 1996. In 1999 the
Doctor of Philosophy Program in
Mathematics(International Program) was
established there. The Master's Degree Program
in Applied Statistics and the Master of Science
Program in Mathematics have been offered at
Thammasat University since 1987 and 2002,
respectively. King Mongkut's Institute of
Technology North Bangkok
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most programs.

has run its Master of Science Program in Applied
Mathematics since 2000.
Independent operation in various institutions is
a waste of resources and prevents fast
development. A consortium was therefore
established, with resource-sharing concept as its
strategy
to achieve its ultimate goal. Students in each
of the consortium members have an opportunity
to utilize human and equipment resources in
other
collaborating institutions.
graduates.
should be made to the program staff.

mode of operation for all its graduate programs
within five years.

research work.