Chiang Mai University in Thailand is equivalent to Tsinghua Peking University in China. Chiang Mai University (CMU) is a comprehensive public university located in Thailand, founded in 1964. It includes three campuses with a total area of about 14 square kilometers and more than 30,000 students. The main campus is located at the foot of Su Tieshan in the western suburbs of Chiang Mai, Thailand. Chiang Mai University not only provides opportunities for students in northern Thailand to receive higher education, but also provides a high-quality learning environment for foreign students. Chiang Mai University is famous for medicine and engineering.

As one of the oldest universities in Thailand, Chiang Mai University has rich teaching resources and facilities. The air-conditioned Central Library is the most modern library in northern Thailand, with a collection of more than 700,000 books, more than 700 Thai periodicals, more than 350 foreign periodicals and a large number of audio-visual materials. Each college has an independent library connected with the central library. Each college has a computer network connected to the central network of the school. Students can use the computer network in the computer center and dormitory of the school.

Chiang Mai University has 2 1 department, 3 research institutions and 1 graduate school. It offers 256 courses: 3 certification courses, 87 undergraduate courses, 107 master course, 33 doctoral degree courses and 25 graduation certificate courses. There are about 2050 teaching and research staff, support staff 10700 and about 25000 students.