FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

💡There are 2 semesters each year at SIIT:

📌 The first semester starts in August.

📌 The second semester starts in January.

Please check our Academic Calendar at:

https://reg.siit.tu.ac.th/registrar/calendar_siit.asp?avs921477384=1

💡The admission process is as follows:

Applicants submit an online application via: https://applyadmissions.siit.tu.ac.th/ (during the application period) by uploading the required documents to the online application system, limited to a maximum of 5 MB/each file.

💡There is no application fee. 

💡For more information, please check at: https://www.siit.tu.ac.th/page_a.php?cid=90 

💡You can check the results on the SIIT website on the announced date in the schedule, and any future updates will be announced on the SIIT website. (www.siit.tu.ac.th) 

💡No, all documents should be submitted online through the 'Online Application' on the SIIT admission system. 

💡Please check the name list at: link

💡The requirements are listed in this link: https://siit.tu.ac.th/page_a.php?cid=186 

💡Yes, you can. But please first apply for a currently available scholarship program. 

💡No, however, if one of the below conditions is not met, your scholarship status may be revoked and you will have to pay back the tuition fees to SIIT:

• Maintain a cumulative GPA of not less than 3.25 with no “F”, “U” or “NP” grades. The maximum of one “W” grade throughout the curriculum in a transcript is allowed without scholarship termination under the conditions that Scholarship Recipient is required to pay the full amount of tuition fee of the withdrawn subject and the re-enrollment tuition fee for the course with “W” grade before enrolling in the next semester and the re-enrollment fees for the course with “W” grade. The Scholarship Recipients must also pass all credits enrolled in each semester, and must complete all the degree requirements within the time specified by the regulations. However, the Scholarship Recipient is allowed only once to not fulfill all of the Thesis/Doctoral Dissertation credits enrolled in the semester.

• Make good progress in his/her master thesis/doctoral dissertation and report his/her progress every semester.

• Assist in the Institute’s work for 30 hours per semester, focused primarily on exam proctoring for 24 hours, and laboratory supervision or tutoring courses for 6 hours.