SCGI masters programme Program in Thailand

Dazzling self-funding aspirants from Thailand have a valuable opportunity to apply for the SCGI masters programme Program in Thailand for the academic year 2020.

Funded by GISTDA, the program is open to promising Thai students who wish to study in a Master of Science Program in Geo-informatics (International Program).

The Sirindhorn centre of Geo-Informatics Master’s Program is a collaboration amongst Wuhan University: China, Burapha University: Thailand, and GISTDA (under Ministry of Science and Technology: Thailand) to offer a Double Master Degree on Geo-Informatics and Space Technology.

Students from Thailand

Master of Science Program in Geo-informatics (International Program).

To take part in this program, applicants are needed to be a government official employee, have worked in the government agency or organization for more than 6 months, and have been nominated by the agency or organization to receive the program.

Applicants must be under the age of 40, have a good performance and have a responsibility at work. The supervisor of the applicant must certify the work performance of the applicant and make sure that the program received will be beneficial to the value of the field of work.

Candidates who are pursuing another Master degree and have started researching for their Master Thesis should be completed before you go to study abroad. Applicants must conduct good moral and cultural behavior.

The bursary will provide the educational fund for your studies.

For obtaining this bursary, applicants are advised to be registered as a masters degree student at a recognized university in Thailand. After that, seekers can download and submit the completed award application form to the following email: chonthicha@gistda.or.th.

Claimants may be asked for a statement of purpose, letter of motivation, letter of recommendation and a CV.

For taking confirmation, candidates are required to hold a bachelor degree in any field or an equivalent qualification with a GPA of at least 2.75 or 70% as an average score.

All seekers will be asked to demonstrate a level of English language competence.