Stanford International University in Thailand, also known as Stanford International University in Thailand, was founded in 1950, with campuses all over Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, and was officially recognized by the higher education departments of the three countries. The main campus of Thailand covers an area of about 2000 mu.
The school is located in Hua Hin, a famous tourist resort, a seaside city where Thai kings and royal family members live and spend their holidays. It is located in a five-star international golf resort with complete facilities, beautiful scenery and quiet and elegant environment. Bangkok International Campus is adjacent to expressway, No.9 Rama, Bangkok, and the new airport in Bangkok, 20 minutes' drive from the city center, with convenient transportation.
The new campus in Bangkok contains three teaching buildings, which can provide various learning and teaching activities for 8000 students. Ashoka Graduate School in Bangkok is a city campus, located in the bustling commercial center of Bangkok, and the subway station only takes 1 minute to walk, all of which are postgraduate courses.
Stanford is a private university registered and recognized by the Ministry of Education of China and Thailand. The school consists of three campuses: Rama9 campus in Bangkok is an international campus, about 20 minutes' drive from Bangkok's new airport, with convenient transportation and complete study and living facilities. At present, it is the main campus for undergraduates.