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General Education Courses
General education courses refer to a category of subjects that aim to enhance a person’s overall preparedness for the current and future world. These courses are designed to create individuals who are knowledgeable and possess the necessary skills for the 21st century. They promote awareness of the integration of various disciplines in problem-solving and empower individuals to create opportunities and value for themselves and society. General education courses ensure that individuals stay abreast of societal and global changes, become responsible citizens with strong ethics, appreciate their cultural heritage, collaborate to sustain and develop society, and contribute to social values.
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General Education Course Details
General Education Courses
Science – Mathematics
0201287 MAP APPLN

MAP AND APPLICATIONS
Map, types of map, location and location calculation, earth and earth shapes and datum, map drawing and basic cartography, map application for specific purposes and situations.
3 (3–0–6)
2107220 ENV DAILY LIFE

ENVIRONMENTS AND DAILY LIFE
A learning process of environment in daily life; use of case studies and social knowledge which are key information in analyzing the importance of environment in daily life; integrated ecological system; natural resources and related environment; integration of the outcome of the study with related disciplines in order to understand and realize the importance of environment and guidelines for participation for better environmental management.
3 (3–0–6)
2140145 HOME IMPROVEMENT

HOME IMPROVEMENT
Fundamental understanding of basic tools and hardware; electricity system, lighting system, a conditioning system; piping system; sewage system; Crack and leak investigation; selection of household electrical appliances; principle of energy conservation; basic maintenance of household systems.
3 (3–0–6)
2142109 AUTO STUDIES

AUTOMOTIVE STUDIES
Basic automotive technology; structure of automobiles; selected topics in automotive technology; routine maintenance; automotive industry profile in Thailand; potential/ capabilities of Thai automotive industry; logistics.
3 (3–0–6)
2302190 CHEM MOD LIFE

CHEMISTRY FOR MODERN LIFE
Roles and functions of chemical components in products used in everyday modern life : consmetics and perfumes; basic cosmetic ingredients; cosmetics and cosmeceuticals; suncreens; facial skin cares; hair care products; product testing and adverse effects; natural products for skin and hair care products; aromatherapy and spa; introduction to perfumery and fragrance; classification of perfumes and chemicals, in perfumery; aromatics sources, elements of perfumes; perfume and related issues on health and environment.
3 (3–0–6)
2303165 MAN & ENVIRONMENT

MAN AND ENVIRONMENT
Introduction to the key concepts and principles on how nature works; understanding of the basic relationships between man and environment; bio-history of man and ecosphere; explanation to demonstrate interconnection between environmental and resource problems and human and must be understood by multidisciplinary, holistic approach; suggestion to the solutions for sustainable earth society.
3 (3–0–6)
2305151 ORGANIC GARDENING

ORGANIC GARDENING
Historical perspectives; organic gardening principles; plant growth and factors affecting it; plant nutrition; plant-microbe interaction; the role of organic matter; soil organic matter management; organic fertilizers; plant disease management in organic gardening; comparison between organic gardening and chemical gardening; postharvest management; certification and marketing of organic produce; selected case studies; benefits of organic gardening.
3 (3–0–6)
2308303 HISTORY OF SCIENCE

HISTORY OF SCIENCE
The development of human thought from prehistoric period to modern science; inquiry process; scientific process; scientific behaviors and scientific attitude of outstanding scientists of different disciplines; astronomy, physics, chemistry and biology; the period of science development; application of science to technology which reflects the important roles of science in different period increasing in the development of social welfare; the advancement of scientific researched in different field from the beginning to present; the discussion of scientific and technological value; problems caused by misure of technology; ethics of the scientists.
3 (3–0–6)
2313213 DIGITAL PHOTO

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Types of digital camera; basic elements of digital camera; image size and file type; photographic setting; exposure control; composition; various types of photographic techniques; image editing; image presentation techniques.
3 (3–0–6)
2308354 STRATEGY OF LIFE

THE STRATEGY OF LIFE
Primordial pre-biotic and biological evolution major problems faced by evolving life from virus to human; the unity of the biological world; situation of the present world population and food, water mineral and energy, positive and negative pollutions; choices of man and ways of man in the future.
3 (3–0–6)
2314255 ELEMENT FOOD TECH

ELEMENTARY FOOD TECHNOLOGY
Principle of food preservation and processing; chemistry of food microbiology associated with food.
3 (3–0–6)
3700104 INT HC NEW GEN

INTEGRATED HEALTHCARE FOR NEW GENERATION
Wellness, composition of wellness; disorders of body, searching for disorders with laboratory methods for maintaining wellness, prevention of diseases and disorders: diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidemia, high blood pressure, obesity, osteoporosis, cancer, anemia, and sexual transmission diseases; integrated healthcare including clinical laboratory testing, immunity strengthening, nutrition, exercises, and relaxation.
3 (3–0–6)
3900200 EX/SP HLTH

EXERCISE AND SPORTS FOR HEALTH
Principles of sports science and exercise; knowledge related to physical activities; physical fitness conditioning related to health and self testing; food consuming; weight controlling; relaxation with recreation activities; prevention and care of athletic injuries; diseases and prevention with appropriate exercising; application of sports science and exercise to sport playing and exercising for health and primary practice in playing sports and exercising according to Thai and universal modes for physical and mental health.
3 (2–2–5)
Social Science
0201171 EFFECT CAREER MGT

EFFECTIVE CAREER MANAGEMENT
Objectives and importance of career planning; preparation for job search and career; assessment of personal capacity and aptitude for planning and development for ultimate preparedness.
3 (3–0–6)
0201172 SELF/CAREER MGT

SELF AND CAREER MANAGEMENT
Definition and importance of self management and career planning; learning personal needs to set aims and work plans; principal qualifications in career management and enhancement of efficiency; factors contributing to succeess in the work place; systematic self assessment and continuous self learning.
3 (3–0–6)
0294456 DESIGNING LIFE

DESIGNING LIFE
Beliefs about work and life; life.designing and a designer’s. attitude: self-understanding; defining the issues; designing a life plan; choices and happiness; creating a prototype; test, failure for learning networking and building a team.
3 (1–5–3)
2403183 SOCIETY & CULTURE

SOCIETY AND CULTURE
Relationship between various disciplines in social sciences; nature of mankind, human society, social and cultural change and social crisis.
3 (3–0–6)
2403185 JUV DEL

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Meaning, nature and scope of juvenile delinquency, criminological and sociological theories of delinquency, social influences on delinquency, justice procedure and guidelines for children and adolescents; contemporary issues and prevention of delinquency.
3 (3–0–6)
2541160 CREAT URB LIVING

CREATIVITY IN URBAN LIVING
Overview of the historical development of arts and creativity in urban living; elements and patterns of urban living; the changes of daily life due to modern city; creative ways of living due to ne technologies and urban patterns.
3 (3–0–6)
2800212 HUMAN COMM

HUMAN COMMUNICATION
Communication theories; techniques of communication at every level: intrapersonal, interpersonal and mass communication; application of theories and techniques of communication in everyday life and in organization : advertising and public relation, presentation briefly techniques, presentation for approval and reporting technique.
3 (3–0–6)
2800218 VIS MED STUD

VISUAL MEDIA STUDIES
Roles, functions and forms of visual medium; visual communication theory; analysis of contemporary visual media which include printed media, documentary, video installation and films.
3 (3–0–6)
2800219 CROSS CULT COMM

CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Basic concepts and theories in cross-cultural communication; practical knowledge and skill, such as customs and etiquettes; variation in beliefs, values, norms and worldview; cross-cultural communication in a variety of setting, business, education, negotiation, faith, technology, languages, health campaigns, ethnicity and gender.
3 (3–0–6)
2800221 INTL COMM ETI PRO

INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION ETIQUETTE AND PROTOCOL
Fundamental knowledge of communication protocol in multicultural and global business environments; guidelines for business communication and social etiquettes; protocol of business meetings and communication etiquettes via telephone, cellphone and email; the importance of the first impression, personal appearance and attire; business introduction and management of office politics.
3 (3–0–6)
2800314 ART PUB SPKG

THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING
Practice in speaking skills with emphasis on theory and criticism of speech communication; linear and non-linear models of speech process; use of language in speech communication and role adjustment in interaction; in-class exercise: group discussion, argumentation, debate and persuasion.
3 (3–0–6)
2800381 GEN CULT/COMM

GENDER, CULTURE, AND COMMUNICATION
Concepts and theoretical approaches relevant to gender, culture, and communication; relationship between gender and communication; frameworks to understand the construction of gender concepts; portrayals of gender and sexuality in traditional and new media including film, television, music videos, music, books, video games, advertisements, magazines, memes, and social media; factors that shape media stereotypes; impact of media stereotypes on audiences’ views of gender and sexuality; influence of culture on gender and sexual identity; common social issues related to gender and sexuality.
3 (3–0–6)
3404117 INTRO TO LAW

INTRODUCTION TO LAW
Introduction to the study of laws; nature and sources of law, kinds and characteristics of law; the making, application, and interpretation of law and its abrogation; law of persons: natural and juristic persons; legal rights; nature and kinds of rights; rights under the Civil and Commercial Codes; other laws having economic implication, including antitrust laws and consumer protection law.
3 (3–0–6)
3494101 LAW HUM RES MGT

LAWS AND HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Introduction to Thai law; laws relating to human resource management, including Labor Protection Law, Labor Relations Law, Workmen’s Compensation Law and Social Security Law.
3 (3–0–6)
3800130 SOC PSY EVERY LIFE

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND EVERYDAY LIFE
Basics of social psychology; relevant theories and research; understanding influences from others on thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of individuals, especially in everyday life situations; understanding self, social cognition; impression formation and causal attribution; attitude and attitude change; group behaviors; group prejudice; aggression; help, social psychology and social media.
3 (3–0–6)
3800202 PSY LIFE WORK

PSYCHOLOGY FOR LIFE AND WORK
Application of Psychological concepts and theories to understanding of “self” and self-management, learning and learning skill improvement, love and relationships, working in organizations, developing values of life.
3 (3–0–6)
4000208 INTRO AGR ECON

INTRODUCTION TO AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Application economic theory to agriculture including production, market analysis, product management, and related laws; production models, demand and supply system, marking and pricing, agricultural credit, agricultural cooperation, agricultural management, and agricultural processing; Thai agricultural and international product, trade laws; trends of agricultural products.
3 (3–0–6)
Humanities
0201212 SP ETHICS

SPORT ETHICS
Paradigm and evolution of ethics and ethics in sports; ethical decision-making; challenges from ethical problems in sports today; uses of forbidden substances and genetic engineering; violence in sport fans and in sport competitions; sport technology and inequality in competitions; social inequality in sports; ethical problems in sport organization management; social responsibility and role model of sportsmen.
3 (3–0–6)
0296113 BSC TH COMM

BASIC THAI FOR COMMUNICATION
Speaking and listening skills in Thai: frequently used vocabulary and expressions, various sentence structures, Thai language use in different situations.
3 (3–0–6)
2234482 INTRO ITAL CINEMA

INTRODUCTION TO ITALIAN CINEMA
Development of Italian cinema from the Fascist period to the present.
3 (3–0–6)
2236103 RUS LANG CULT

RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
Vocabulary and sentences of fundamental Russian in dialy life; Russian culture in the Russian language.
3 (3–0–6)
2296352 21C BUDDHISTS

21ST CENTURY BUDDHISTS
Being Buddhists in the social and cultural contexts of the 21“ century in the aspects of beliefs, ethics and religious practices; tolerance of a diversity of religious worshippers and criticism.
3 (3–0–6)
2502291 DESIGN EVERYDAY

DESIGN IN EVERYDAY LIFE
Roles and significance of design in everyday life; relationships between design and other disciplines; social and cultural factors that influence the creation and production of design; basic analysis and evaluation of design.
3 (3–0–6)
2541152 C/C PROB SOLV

CREATIVE AND CRITICAL PROBLEM SOLVING
Overview of human problems from daily life to world problems with emphasis on design and planning problem solving; types and nature of problems; problem seeking, problem definitions and problem solving process; positive attitudes for problem solving; symbiosis of creative and critical thinking in problem solving; development of problem solving skills through problem-based learning projects and case studies.
3 (1–4–4)
2541154 COLOR AESTHETICS

COLOR AESTHETICS
Color systems; color theories; color contrasts: hue, value, light/dark, cold/warm, complementary contrast, simultaneous contrast, saturation, extension, principles and elements of color design psychology, traditional and digital color applications.
3 (1–4–4)
2541156 ARCH ENV FILM

ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENT IN FILM
The ways architecture and architects are treated in film and how this depictions shape human’s understanding of the built environment; the effect of film industry on public’s perception of urban, suburban, and rural spaces; analysis of architectural and environmental space as portrayed in films.
3 (3–0–6)
2541168 DSGN ASIAN PERSP

DESIGN FROM ASIAN PERSPECTIVES
The role of Asian design in the context of everyday life; different methodological perspectives of Asian art history; decorative arts; cultural studies in terms of materials, forms and functions; culture and the study of the needs of design culture and modern technology; global significance of Asian design and material culture focusing on history and the context of design in Asian cultures.
3 (3–0–6)
2541162 POSTMOD PHOTO

POSTMODERN PHOTOGRAPHY
Examination and criticism of photographs and still images as a context and end result in a variety of usages in contemporary society; photographs and still images as a framed history and social documentary; analysis of authenticity, authorship and validity of the images; images generation skills and basic principle of photography techniques.
3 (3–0–6)
2541169 HIST ANIMATION

HISTORY OF ANIMATION
Introduction to the history and development of animation; various perspectives of animation from chronology, methods and medium, culture, subjects and genres to animators; the attitudes and influences of race, gender, technology; cultural identities, and the conflict between art and industry.
3 (3–0–6)
2541176 JP DSGN CON

JAPANESE DESIGN CONCEPT
Japanese design concept revealing the structure of aesthetic of Japanese products form product design, architecture, landscape, art, crafts, pottery, fashion to manga; the influences of history, nature, and culture in Japanese design.
3 (3–0–6)
2542003 DESIGN THINK INNO

DESIGN THINKING FOR BUSINESS INNOVATION
Review of the Design Thinking process; in-depth understanding of users; analysis of the information of users in order to pose innovative questions that are user-centered; brainstorming to emphasize thinking quantity; motivating thinking out of the box though appropriate management of the brain storming session and tools; creating an easy innovative prototype to test the users’ need so as to improve the quality of the merchandise or services; creating an efficient business model through the use of a business tool.
3 (3–0–6)
3503101 CL MUS SCRN

CLASSICAL MUSIC ON SCREEN
Development of classical music from the Renaissance period to the present; musical instruments and ensembles; master composers and their works; experiencing different types of classical music on screen.
3 (3–0–6)
3503111 INTRO CLASSIC MUS

INTRODUCTION TO CLASSICAL MUSIC
Development of classical music from the Renaissance period to the present; musical instruments and ensembles; master composers and their works; music listening; concert attendances, emphasizing music appreciation and appropriate manner of concertgoers.
3 (3–0–6)
Interdisciplinary
0201107 LRN STUD ACT

LEARNING THROUGH STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Concept, goal and advantages of student activities; process of seeking and synthesizing knowledge from various sources including from student activities; project design, planning, budgeting and evaluation; implementation, evaluation and presentation of projects on student activities.
3 (3–0–6)
0201125 MGT DIFF CULT

MANAGEMENT UNDER DIFFERENT CULTURE
International organizational behavior; globalization; responsibility in different societies and cultures; crisis management; organizational culture and ethics; communication and coordination; conflict management; negotiation and conflict resolution; motivation; organizational structure; leadership; groups and teams; international human resource management; managing diversity; future trend; change management; risk management.
3 (3–0–6)
0201127 QUAL WORK MGT

QUALITY WORK MANAGEMENT
General principles of quality management; working and management with quality; quality problems in everyday life; quality of life; quality problem identification tools; quality problem-solving; approaches for continuous quality improvements; daily quality management; quality team working; quality assurance; quality management system; quality management project’s.
3 (3–0–6)
0201151 OUR ENVIRONMENT

OUR ENVIRONMENT
The interdisciplinary nature of the environment from the point of view of economics, society, politics and health, with emphasis on the environmental problem, present and future, and the common responsibility of the society.
3 (3–0–6)
0201232 MULTI STUD RUR DEV

MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDY FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Principles and practices in a holistic approach to community development in rural area; interrelating culture, religion, economics, politics, education, natural resources and community health; field work focusing on communication skills, behavioral change, teamwork, and leadership.
3 (2–3–4)
0201234 LOC GLOB ISS

LOCAL AND GLOBAL ISSUES
Principles, concepts, and processes of systematic study of current local and global issues arising from differences in social, cultural, and situational elements from both micro and macro global perspectives.
3 (2–3–4)
0201251 P2 CONTROL

POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Quality of life; current situations of pollution; Introduction, Concept and Expectations; cause and source of environmental pollutants; principles of pollution prevention (P2) and control; benefits of P2; Policies of promotion; steps and alterative of P2; Impediments and Implements of P2; organizations and environmental laws; organizations and social responsibility; the use of instruments in pollution prevention: EIA; LCA and ISO; solutions to environmental problems; case studies of environmental pollutants in air, water, soil and hazardous waste.
3 (3–0–6)
0295117 CLI DISAS RESIL

CLIMATE AND DISASTER RESILIENCE
Concept of resilience: climate change, adaptation; global framework for climate change and disaster risk reduction; community-based disaster risk management: gaming simulation for the recognition of climate and disaster resilience: case studies on climate change adaptation and natural disaster, including floods and landslides, droughts and fires, haze and carbon emission tsunami, earthquake and vulnerability.
3 (2–2–5)
0295106 WELL LIFE EXT

WELLNESS AND LIFE EXTENSION
Physical development and aging; preparation for aging society, anti-aging and longevity strategies; role of medical health products and services; health promotion; traditional Thai antiaging principle and local wisdom in life longevity; trends in business and guidelines in becoming an entrepreneur.
3 (3–0–6)
0295110 WINE EDUCATION

WINE EDUCATION
Types of wine and vinification; types of grape; etiquette and wine legislation: visual wine analysis, olfactive wine analysis, taste-olfactive wine analysis: wine and food pairing technique: food ingredients: important sources of wine production: importance of wine on food and culture: wine entrepreneurship.
3 (3–0–6)
0295113 KNOW ACCUM III

KNOWLEDGE, ACCUMULATION III
Credit transfer from Knowledge accumulation according to the curriculum structure of Chulalongkorn University from international student exchange programs internship abroad and pre- university.classes taken by students and high school students.
3 (3–0–6)
3303191 CHEM DRUG DAILY

CHEMICALS AND DRUGS IN DAILY LIFE
Basic knowledge of chemicals and drugs related to health, cosmetic, food products and environment commonly used in daily life, as well as their safe and proper application for maximum benefits.
3 (3–0–6)
3914101 REC QUAL LIFE DEV

RECREATION FOR QUALITY OF LIFE DEVELOPMENT
Theories, principles and concepts of recreation; exercise physiology; types of recreational activities; recreation management by public and private sectors and volunteers; recreational activities and tourism; recreational activities in ASEAN countries; world heritage sites of ASEAN; recreation for tourism and field trips; recreational program planning for quality life development.
3 (3–0–6)
4000101 AGR PROD DEV CONS

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FOR CONSUMERS
Background information of Thailand’s agricultural products; opportunity and challenges of Thailand’s agricultural products in the world market; agricultural production situation and impacts from the production; creative thinking for agricultural product development; factors affecting consumers’ behavior, liking and selecting of agricultural products; theory and basic principle in agricultural product development; agricultural product development by sensory testing; nutrition and menu development for different types of people; halal food and products from alternative agriculture; packaging for agricultural products; government policy on agricultural product development; regulations and standards of key agricultural products in Thailand.
3 (3–0–6)
Language Courses
5503111 ENG COMM SCI I

ENGLISH COMMUNICATION FOR SCIENCE I
Practice in language skills with emphasis on critical reading, expressing opinions, participating in formal discussions, and making presentations.
3 (3–0–6)
5503122 ENG COMM SCI II

ENGLISH COMMUNICATION FOR SCIENCE II
Practice writing essays and reports on subjects related to science and technology using information obtained from various sources.
3 (3–0–6)
5503213 COMM PRES SKIL SCI

COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION SKILLS FOR SCIENCE
Practice writing essays and reports on subjects related to science and technology using information obtained from various sources.
3 (3–0–6)
Course from the other languages that are not English or native language
2222001 MANDARIN I

MANDARIN I
The sound system of Mandarin; basic syntactic structure; basic vocabulary in everyday life, with emphasis on correct pronunciation; knowledge of 500 Chinese characters.
3 (3–0–6)
2223001 JP I

JAPANESE I
Japanese words and basic sentence patterns; pronunciation, vocabulary usage and greeting expressions.
3 (3–0–6)
2225101 KOREAN I

KOREAN I
Alphabet, letters, vocabulary and basic grammar; practice in pronunciation and the listening and speaking skills; Korean customs and culture.
3 (3–0–6)
2231011 FUNDAMENTAL FR I

FUNDAMENTAL FRENCH I
Basic French grammar, vocabulary and expressions used in daily communication.
3 (2–2–5)
2232107 GERMAN I

GERMAN I
Pronunciation, sentence building and grammar for basic German usage and understanding.
3 (3–0–6)
2233100 BAS SP I

BASIC SPANISH I
Fundamental Spanish grammar and vocabulary; listening, speaking, reading and writing basic sentences.
3 (3–0–6)
Remark: Some courses may be offered only in certain semesters, depending on the availability of instructors and other factors.