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Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University
Bachelor of Arts in Buddhist Studies
- Lam Sai, Thailand
BA
On-Campus
English, Thai
The Bachelor of Arts in Buddhist Studies is awarded for mastering a field of scholarship, learning the methods of investigation appropriate to that field, and completing original research.


Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University
Doctor of Philosophy In Peace Studies
- Lam Sai, Thailand
PhD
On-Campus
English, Thai
The Doctor of Philosophy In Peace Studies degree is awarded for mastering a field of scholarship, learning the methods of investigation appropriate to that field, and completing original research. The program is designed to develop personnel who understand the essential terms of peace and conduct research integrating Buddhism with peacebuilding sciences.
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Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University
Master of Arts in Buddhist Studies
- Lam Sai, Thailand
MA
On-Campus
English, Thai
The Master of Arts in Buddhist Studies degree is a 39-credit program designed for those who seek a systematic education in Buddhist Studies for professional, academic, or personal purposes.
Learn more about Theology and Divinity degree programs in Thailand
Studying theology and divinity in Thailand places you at a remarkable crossroads of religious traditions, where Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, and animist practices have shaped communities for centuries. That context makes this an unusually textured setting for serious religious inquiry.
The learning environment encourages independent thought and sustained engagement with foundational questions about ethics, meaning, and human community. Your coursework will cover scriptural interpretation, comparative religion, philosophy of religion, and the history of religious institutions. You'll also examine how faith traditions intersect with politics, culture, and social life, skills that travel well beyond any single context.
Thailand's religious diversity gives applied coursework a grounded, real-world dimension. You can observe and analyze living traditions rather than studying them only through texts. That kind of experiential learning sharpens your analytical writing, cross-cultural communication, and ethical reasoning.
Graduates work in ministry, chaplaincy, nonprofit leadership, education, journalism, and international development. A theology background also supports postgraduate study in law, counseling, or public policy. Wherever you go next, the methods you develop here, reading critically, arguing carefully, listening across difference, carry genuine professional weight.