Bachelor of Laws

The Bachelor of Laws program provides knowledge on the history and principles of law, including civil, commercial and business law, criminal law, public law, legislative procedures, and international law. Students also study legal methods and the professional ethics of lawyers. The course has a total of 135 credits divided into general education, specialized legal subjects, and electives. It suits those who have completed high school or equivalent qualifications. It offers two study modes: regular weekday classes and a part-time block course on weekends for working individuals. The program permits credit transfer and can be completed in 2 years for a second degree or 3 years for new students.

Modules

• General Law Principles
• Civil Law
• Criminal Law
• Public Law
• Commercial and Business Law
• Legislative Procedures
• International Law
• Law Related to Social Change, Community Development, or Science and Technology
• Electives

• Regular program: High school diploma (M.6), Vocational Certificate (ปวช.), or Higher Vocational Certificate (ปวส.) or equivalent
• Part-time program: Employed in government or private sector, business owners, those seeking a second bachelor's degree or wishing to upgrade qualifications or promotion

• Legal Officer
• Government Official
• Police or Military Officer
• Legal Advisor or Employee in Companies, Banks, Financial Institutions, or Private Agencies
• Qualified to attend legal training to become a Lawyer, Judge, or Public Prosecutor