Master of Science
Program in Information Technology

Admission Requirements

• A student should hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalence.
• A student should possess one of the following qualifications.

Subject Area: Information Science, Information System Technology and Network System Technology

• Graduate a Bachelor of Computer Science or Information Technology or Computer Engineering from an Institute accredited by the commission of higher education or
• Complete a Bachelor of Computer related fields or Information Technology at least 30 credits from an Institute accredited by the commission of higher education or
• Approved by the Academic Committee.

Subject Area: Information Technology And Management & Data Technology And Innovation

• Graduate a Bachelor from an Institute accredited by the commission of higher education or
• Approved by the Academic Committee.

Selection Method

A student is selected in accordance with the regulations of King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang in the section of admission for Graduate Studies.

Formal Education System

• This curriculum uses a semester system. One academic year consists of 2 regular semesters.
• In one regular semester, duration of study is conducted at least 15 weeks.

Course Schedule

official hours : on Mon-Fri
after-hour : on Sat-Sun

Semester duration:

• Semester 1: August-December
• Semester 2: January-May

Program Duration

A student must complete all the requirements for the doctoral degree with 5 years.

Evaluation Methods

For Plans A1 and A2, the assessment is as follows.

• A progressive report evaluated by a thesis advisor per semester
• A thesis proposal examination assessed by a Thesis Committee which comprises of at least 3 members.
• His/her research must be published in
  a. the proceedings, or
  b. the transactions, or
  c. the research work which has a reliable reviewing committee,
  all given options must be in the approved list of the Faculty, and complied with the regulations of the Institute for Graduate Studies, 2016, section 15.
•  A final oral examination evaluated by a Thesis Committee which consists of at least 5 members. One of the members must be an eminent academic person selected from the external well-known Institute.

For Plan B, the assessment consists of

• A progressive report during semester (Independent Study 1 and Independent Study 2) evaluated and suggested by an adviser for improvement,
•  An oral examination for considering scope of study, solving approach, reviewing the knowledge of a student in Independent Study 1 evaluated by an Examining Committee which consists of at least 3 members,
• A final oral examination in Independent Study 2 assessed by an Examining Committee which consists of at least 3 members, and
• Comprehensive Examination.