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Faculty and Staff of Universities, Researchers, Senior Staff of Government and International Agencies, and NGOs /INGOs are the appropriate candidates for this program. They can have better career opportunities after the completion of this degree. Students must possess a master’s degree with 3.5/4 CGPA for the enrollment. Total credit requirement for the doctoral program is 84.
Disaster risk management, Early warning, Remote sensing, GIS, Resilience, Disaster planning, Urban environment planning, Human conflicts, Georisk engineering, Geospatial technology, Climate forecasting.
Disaster management professionals.
A master's degree.
Potential candidates with engineering, architecture, management, natural and social sciences backgrounds can apply. Those with backgrounds in relevant fields of study or work experiences will be given priority for selection.
Applications for admission are accepted regularly throughout the year. To ensure sufficient time for visa processing and other formalities, applications must reach AIT by November 15 for the January Semester and June 15 for the August Semester.
Those who require scholarships/AIT fellowships must submit complete application before October 15 for the January semester and March 15 for the August Semester.
For details regarding admission, application procedures, please visit:
http://www.ait.ac.th/admissions/admissions
You can apply online or download the application form from:
http://www.ait.ac.th/admissions/application.html
Please visit one stop information for prospective students - all you need to know about studying at AIT.
http://www.set.ait.ac.th/admissions/
A limited number of scholarships and fellowships are available for selected applicants with high academic achievement and/or relevant experience in disaster-related fields.
Regarding scholarships, please visit:
http://www.ait.ac.th/admissions/Current_Scholarships
THB 502000.00 for tuitions and THB 138000.00 for living expenses (approx). For further details please contact programme coordinator.
Applications must reach AIT by November 15 for the January Semester and June 15 for the August Semester.
Those who require scholarships/AIT fellowships must submit complete application before October 15 for the January semester and March 15 for the August Semester.
14 Jan 2011