Thammasat University

This course analyzes industrialization, focusing on the roles of public policy and other roles of public and private producers and consumers. The course’s empirical focus is on the causes and effects of industrialization in Asia’s advanced (e.g., Japan, Korea, Taiwan) and developing economies (e.g., China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam). 

This course provides a foundation in holistic health care, addressing physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs. It covers the meaning of aesthetics and the relationship between art and humanity in different fields, namely visual arts, music, performing arts and architecture.

This course introduces principles and theories of international law. Topics include origin of international law from the past to the present; the relationship between domestic and international law; status of individuals under international law; rights and responsibilities of inter-state relations and state and private sector relations; origin and role of international organizations; international maritime law; and other issues regarding international law and politics.

This course provides a study of social changes and social problems. It examines who defines what a social problem is; why some social problems receive much attention, while others are ignored; and what the impacts are of defining social problems in a particular way. The course examines these questions drawing on case studies of contemporary issues, like poverty, inequality, health care, and education policy. It focuses on the following aspects: evidence-based analysis of the dynamics of social change; factors contributing to social problems; proactive and reactive measures in responding to social problems; and case studies of the dynamics of social change and social problems in Thailand and other countries.