Eligibility Requirements ข้อกำหนดของผู้สมัคร ระดับปริญญาโท

1. Year – Applicants must be a semester one on second year  ส่วนมากนิสิตปริญญาโทจะเข้าร่วมในชั้นปีที่ 2 เทอม 1
   
2. GPAX - Applicants must achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 out of 4.0.
3. English Result – Applicants must achieve a minimum score as follows:

Take English Test and Send Online English result to BBA 

 Either TOEFL (All Universities except UK ) or IELTS ( Universities in UK Only) must be submitted.

3.1 TOEFL: score of 79  is required. (iBT 79+ is recommended) or

3.2 IELTS  : score of 6.5 is required. (IELTS Academic 6.5+ is recommended)

The English test must be taken within the past two years to be considered valid.

4. Student must have the nomination email from program.

Review Partner Universities and Exchange Semester Reportsเลือกมหาวิทยาลัยคู่สัญญาจากข้อมูล

Before making a decision, reading about each business school, visiting their websites and reading senior exchange reports will help you in planning your exchange. 

• 1  Partner Universities มหาวิทยาลัยคู่สัญญา (BBA,Thai program)
• 2  Exchange Semester Reports with Exchange Report Outline (BBA Program) and (Thai Program)
• 3  Exchange Blog (BBA Program)
  
• 4  Course Equivalency  วิชาที่เคยทำเรื่องการเทียบโอนมาแล้ว (BBA Program) and (Thai Program)

Research Courses and Recheck Course Equivalencies ทำการตรวจสอบวิชาในหลักสูตรของเราและวิชาที่นิสิตลงเรียนไปแล้ว

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1.3.1 Not every course is offered every semester in partner universities การเทียบวิชานิสิตควรจะดูรายละเอียดวิชาที่เปิดที่มหาวิทยาลัยต่างประเทศ

You can  also review courses from senior reports. Be sure to pay attention to semesters and  course levels. 

 Thai Program Course Equivalency วิชาที่เคยมีการเทียบโอนมาแล้ว

        How to do course equivalencies should be fill out Google Form  and uploads all file > หากวิชาที่สนใจยังไม่เคยมีการเทียบวิชามาก่อนสามารถกรอกฟอร์มเพื่อส่งเทียบวิชาได้เลยค่ะ

    Partner university course syllabus (not course description) and course code

1.3.2 Study Rules and Regulations กฎของการเทียบโอนวิชา และเทียบโอนเกรด หรือ S/U

    You should prepare yourself by studying the following important Rules and Regulations:

                 3.1  Credit Transfer Regulations  

                 3.2  Grading System 

Required Documents

- A completed application form

- An official transcript

- A copy of TOEFL or IELTS score (taken within two years of the application date)

- A current resume

- A statement of purpose essay (Maximum one page describing your background, interest in the university you chose, and your expectation of participation benefits)

- List of your preferred universities (maximum 3 universities)

- A copy of passport with “Certified True Copy” and your signature- Completed Study Plan - Course Equivalency Form

- Consent Form

- Recommendation 

- Your Subject Plan

Send all information to Outbound.exchange@cbs.chula.ac.th

Selection Process and Evaluation Criteria
- The Office of International Affairs will consider applicants and required documents of each student application.
- Students are free to select three (3) universities and rank them by personal preference.
- Student scores (based on GPAX and English result) will be used to determine priority in university selection.

Codes and Description of STUDY ABROAD courses (for MBA student)
- 2600501 STUDY ABROAD I (1 credit)
- 2600502 STUDY ABROAD II (1 credit)
- 2600503 STUDY ABROAD III (1 credit)
- 2600504 STUDY ABROAD I (2 credits)
- 2600505 STUDY ABROAD II (2 credits)
- 2600506 STUDY ABROAD III (2 credits)
- 2600507 STUDY ABROAD I (3 credits)
- 2600508 STUDY ABROAD II (3 credits)
- 2600509 STUDY ABROAD III (3 credits)
Prerequisite: no

Course Description: Studying of a course offered by a university abroad according to the requirement of the program.

Codes and Description of Alternative Exchange course (Master of Management – MM student)
- 2602713 Seminar in International Business Management 3 Credits

Prerequisite: 2602711 Foreign Market Entry Strategy - FGN MKT ENT STRAT (3 credits)

Course Description: Problems and opportunities in international business operations: exporting, patents, licensing, joint venture, taxation, labor, marketing and financial operations of multinationals corporations. 

Codes and Description of Alternative Exchange course (Master of Finance - MSF student)

- 2600501 SPECIAL TOPIC OF FINANCE - SPEC TOP FIN (2 credits)

Prerequisite: no

Course Description:
Financial planning and assessment of financing needs; cost of capital estimation and capital budgeting; weighted average cost of capital model; adjusted present value model; corporate financial decisions and their impact on firm valuation.