Mobility Experiences of International Students in Thai Higher Education
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VDO 1: The Winners of the 2018 Photo Story Competition entitled, ‘International Student Life in Thailand’
VDO 2: Student Life in Thailand by Kaja Kubicka
The concept of my video is to show, through the narrative parts as well as the visual clips, the highlights of my experience living and studying abroad in Thailand, as well as my everyday life in Bangkok, and share my thoughts on what is it like to be an international student in Thailand and what I learned through this experience.
In 2016 I made the decision to go and study abroad in Thailand, and it turned out to be one of the most amazing and life-changing experiences of my life. I stayed at a place called Nonsi, located on a quiet street, surrounded by palm trees and roosters. It was a calm area, and in the evening all international students would spend a lot of time in our local street food restaurants just enjoying Thai food and sharing our experience of living in Thailand. On the weekends we would travel and explore Bangkok, and during the week we would go to school. Being a university student in Thailand, having Thai friends and teachers was a great experience, and I enjoyed wearing Thai uniform, which made me feel like I belonged in Thailand. Overall, my semester abroad in Thailand was an amazing experience which changed me a lot as a person. The Thai mentality and positivity, influenced me a lot and I learned to appreciate the moment and enjoy the small things in life. The memories I made in Thailand will always be very dear to me, and I would definitely highly recommend studying abroad in Thailand to other students.
VDO 3: “From Different Places – Same Destination – Thailand”
by ชิษณุพงศ์ นิธิวนา
VDO 4: ดินแดนแห่งรอยยิ้มและมิตรภาพ
VDO 5: A Day in a Life by Reyer Hendrikse and Vitaliia Soloveva
VDO 6: The Better Than
VDO 7: The life of an Exchange Student in Thailand
VDO 8: InterThai MV โดย วุฒิภัทร วงศ์ประโคน
VDO 9: International Student Life in Thailand
Figure 1: Top Five Countries of Origin of International Students in Thai Universities in the year 2005, 2009 and 2013.
Figure 2: Number of International Students Studying in Thailand Classified by Regions of Origin, 2013.
Figure 3: Top Five Fields of Study among International Students in Thailand in the Year 2005, 2009 and 2013.
Figure 4: Profiling of International Students in the Newton Advanced Fellowship Funded Project.
Figure 5: What International Students Think about Thai Higher Education: Pull Factors of Thailand & Experiences of Students from around the World in Thai Universities.
Figure 6: An open call for the 2018 International Student Life in Thailand Competition: Photo Story
