Programs and Teaching Information

The 7-year integrated curriculum blends medical training with advanced research education, allowing students to earn dual degrees upon graduation without having to pursue them separately.

Graduates earn a Master of Science (M.Sc.) focusing on clinical research methodologies, advanced biomedical sciences, and medical innovations, aiming to develop "Physician-Scientists" capable of solving healthcare challenges.

The curriculum is developed and quality-assured in collaboration with University College London (UCL), UK. This partnership includes faculty exchanges, shared evaluation standards, and a globally benchmarked course structure.

It is the first medical curriculum in Thailand fully accredited under international WFME standards via the Institute for Medical Education Accreditation (IMEAc) and the Medical Council of Thailand.

For electives and non-core courses, the O / S / U system is applied instead of traditional A-F grading. This reduces academic peer pressure and encourages students to explore diverse fields of knowledge.

Students enter the hospital atmosphere and practice empathetic communication with real patients from Year 1 through introductory medical communication and holistic healthcare courses.

No. The faculty emphasizes integrated learning via Problem-Based Learning (PBL), critical thinking development, and off-site community field trips to understand diverse healthcare settings.

Clinical clerkships are conducted primarily at Chulabhorn Hospital (an advanced tertiary care facility) and various affiliated Ministry of Public Health hospitals to expose students to both complex and common cases.

The faculty provides state-of-the-art simulation centers, cloud systems, and licensed software such as Microsoft 365, EndNote reference managers, and free access to top-tier global online medical journals.

Graduates can take the national medical licensing examinations and are eligible to apply for specialized residency training following the Medical Council's regulations and scholarship terms.

The faculty recruits via three main TCAS rounds: Round 1 Portfolio (merit and profile-based), Round 2 Quota (regional/network school quotas), and Round 3 Admission via the Consortia of Thai Medical Schools (กสพท).

It is a premier portfolio-based track aiming to select students with outstanding academic excellence and research potential, offering approximately 14 seats per academic year.

A special quota track reserved exclusively for students studying at Princess Chulabhorn Science High Schools nationwide, offering around 4-8 seats depending on the annual official announcement.

No. Applicants must have graduated or be currently enrolled in Grade 12 under a standard national curriculum or an accredited international school curriculum; independent high school equivalency certificates are not accepted.

Applicants must maintain an overall cumulative GPAX of no less than 3.50, along with a specific sub-group GPAX of at least 3.50 in both science and mathematics courses.

Starting from the 2027 academic year onwards, the faculty will implement the UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test)—a UK-standardized assessment—as part of the screening criteria for the Portfolio round.

There is no overall numerical cut-off score, but applicants must achieve a Situational Judgement Test (SJT) score within Band 1 to 3 only; Band 4 results will be disqualified.

Applicants must submit the Medical Aptitude Test (TPAT1) combined with applied knowledge exam (A-Level) scores in core subjects, adhering to the weight proportions set annually by the Consortia of Thai Medical Schools.

Yes. Applicants who do not hold Thai nationality but legally reside in Thailand are eligible. However, they must provide a Chulalongkorn University Thai Proficiency Test (CU-TFL) score at an "Excellent" level across all skills.

Official announcements can be accessed via Admission CRA or monitored through real-time notifications on the PSMD Faculty Facebook Page.

Chulabhorn Royal Academy provides secured student dormitories, accommodating all medical students to ensure convenience and safety throughout their studies.

Tuition fees follow the flat-rate per semester structure declared by the Chulabhorn Royal Academy, which covers the courses required within the dual-degree curriculum structure.

All medical graduates are bound by a contract to complete a compulsory government service framework within public healthcare sectors or as designated by the Academy for a duration of 3 full years.

The Academy provides various financial aids, including youth development funds, academic excellence rewards, and financial need-based grants for students.

The campus is situated on Chaeng Watthana Road, Bangkok, featuring a digital medical library, indoor sports complexes, interactive co-working spaces, and wellness facilities.

No. The faculty strongly advocates for study-life balance, supporting sports clubs, music bands, cultural groups, and community volunteer projects.

Commuting is highly accessible as the campus is located near the SRT Red Line and the MRT Pink Line (Laksi / Government Complex stations), along with multiple public transit routes.

The faculty implements a close-knit Mentor System working alongside professional psychological support teams to provide confidential guidance and emotional well-being care.

Yes. Backed by active MOUs with top-tier international medical institutions, qualified students can apply to join short-term international electives or study trips.

For direct inquiries, contact the faculty office at 0 2576 6000 during official working hours or email [email protected].