The university says participants will study with some of the best academics in Thailand and overseas including a former director of the International Monetary Fund, a renowned political-economy professor from the University of California, Berkeley, and the director of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation policy support unit.
The programme, launched last year, combines the subjects of political economy, international relations and international law in order to help students understand the situation in the Asia-Pacific region in a multidimensional perspective.
The Master of Arts in Asia-Pacific Studies (MAPS) programme is research-oriented and offers only a full thesis option.