Chulalongkorn University

Chulalongkorn University, Thailand's first institution of higher learning, has dedicated itself as the center for academic learning and professional excellence. The university's mission and commitment to public service are in line with the visions of the university's founder, King Rama VI, who established the Chulalongkorn University as a tribute to his father, King Rama

Whether through the pursuit and development of knowledge, or the dissemination and application of learned concepts, Chulalongkorn University works to empower students with professional know-how and research skills, as well as preserve the arts, culture, and values. Added to the academic learning is the university's commitment to instill in students a sense of morality, social responsibility, and service to society.

Institutional Overview (2025–2026) - Chulalongkorn University has expanded its academic structure and currently comprises 19 faculties, 3 colleges, 1 school (School of Agricultural Resources), and 10 research institutes, functioning alongside various other teaching and research units. As of the 2026 academic cycle, the university's human and student capital are as follows: Academic Staff: The university employs 8,138 faculty members, maintaining a highly favorable student-to-staff ratio of approximately

Student Population: There are currently 34,173 students enrolled at the university. This total is categorized as follows: Undergraduate Students: 26,000+ (approx. 76% of the student body). Postgraduate Students: 8,000+ (approx. 24% of the student body, including Master's and Doctoral candidates). Gender Ratio: The student body reflects a distribution of 55% female and 45% male.

International Diversity: International students account for approximately 4% of the total enrollment, supported by the university's 88 international programs conducted in English.