Master of Science in Occupational and Environmental Health

The M.Sc. in Occupational and Environmental Health focuses on a thesis in health science, aimed at producing health leaders skilled in occupational health, safety, and environmental health. Graduates will be equipped with the latest knowledge, ethics, and communication skills to tackle global health issues and apply technology and innovations to address occupational and environmental challenges.

Program Overview:

Goal: To develop researchers who can evaluate and solve public health problems in occupational and environmental health.

Content: Combines theory, practical experience, and research skills to address occupational health hazards and environmental stressors impacting human health and well-being.

Teaching Methods: Includes lectures, workshops, group work, case studies, assignments, site visits, and student-centered learning.

Specialization: Focus on occupational health, ergonomics, safety, and environmental health.

Duration: Conducted in a semester system, totaling 36 credits.

Curriculum:

First Two Semesters: Core compulsory courses in relevant fields, with a focus on research.

Elective Courses: Tailored to research interests and complement the core subjects.

This program is designed for Thai and international students seeking advanced knowledge and research skills in the field of occupational and environmental health.

Admission Requirements

Educational Background:

Applicants must hold a B.Sc. or an equivalent degree in a related field.

Required Coursework: Applicants must have taken at least 2 of the following courses during their Bachelor’s program:

Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry

Biology

Industrial Hygiene

Occupational Health and Safety

Environmental Health and Toxicology

Statistics: Applicants must also have completed a Statistics course during their Bachelor’s program.

Grade Point Average (GPA):

Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.00 scale.

Professional Experience:

Applicants must have a minimum of two years of professional experience in Occupational Health and Safety or Environmental Health.

English Proficiency:

Applicants must meet the English competence standards set by the program, and the result should not be older than 2 years from the application date.

Acceptable English test scores include:

TOEFL Paper-based: Minimum score of 450

TOEFL Internet-based: Minimum score of 32

IELTS Academic Module: Minimum score of 4.5

TU-GET (Thammasat University General English Test) Paper-based: Minimum score of 450

TU-GET (Thammasat University General English Test) Computer-based: Minimum score of 32

Research Proposal:

Applicants must submit a research proposal or full concept paper related to Occupational and Environmental Health. The proposal should outline the applicant’s background and work experience, as well as their intended thesis development.

Note: If the applicant does not submit a concept paper, they will be disqualified from the interview.

Required Documents

Curriculum Vitae (CV):

Must include at least 2 years of experience in Occupational Health and Safety or Environmental Health.

Bachelor’s Degree Certificate:

Copy of Bachelor’s degree certificate (official English certificate).

Transcript:

Copy of the Bachelor’s degree transcript with a minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.00 scale (official English certificate).

English Proficiency Test Score:

Provide evidence of English proficiency according to the standards outlined (TOEFL, IELTS, or TU-GET), with the result not being older than 2 years.

Research Proposal or Concept Paper:

A research proposal or concept paper related to Occupational and Environmental Health. This is a required document for the application and is essential for the interview process.

Recommendation Letter:

A letter of recommendation from 1 referee.

Identification:

A copy of your identification card or passport (1 copy).

Photograph:

A recent straight-faced photograph (in .jpg, .jpeg, or .png format) with a blue or white background. The file size must not exceed 2 MB.

Medical Certificate:

A medical certificate stating that you are not hindered by any health conditions preventing your education. The certificate must be in English and not older than 1 month from the application date.

Financial Documentation:

Documents showing that the applicant can be responsible for their living expenses during the program, such as:

Bank statements

Salary slips (for the past 12 months)

The total amount must be between 80,000 - 100,000 THB.

Important Notes:

All documents submitted must be official and in English.

Failure to submit the research proposal or concept paper will disqualify the applicant from the interview.

Researcher

Academic

Expert Profession

Innovator in Occupational and Environmental Health

WHO (World Health Organization) Professional

Ministry of State Professional

Occupational and Environmental Health Impact Consultant