Bachelor of Science in Digital Science and Technology

The program employs an Outcome-Based Education (OBE) approach, utilizing learning-centered education. It emphasizes the student’s process of self-constructing knowledge and skills in digital science and technology (Constructivism). The curriculum is delivered through a blended educational model that integrates academic study within the university with direct, real-world work experience at an enterprise through Cooperative and Work-Integrated Education (CWIE). This setup facilitates learning through practical work, enhancing both academic and professional experience. It ensures that students are equipped with the necessary knowledge, skills, competencies, and attitudes to be “Ready to work” and meet the demands of the labor market and employers.

The program aims to produce graduates who have the following characteristics:

1. Be knowledgeable and skilled in Digital Science and Technology fundamentals, capable of appropriately applying this knowledge to solve problems related to digital technology.
2. Be able to develop digital innovations or solutions in Software Engineering, Data Science, Cyber Security, or the Internet of Things (IoT), and apply them responsibly to solve real-world problems in the digital industry, thereby contributing significantly to the development and competitive capacity of the nation.
3. Possess professional skills and practical experience in Digital Science and Technology gained from real-world work, enabling them to enter the workforce according to the demands of the labor market and entrepreneurs.
4. Be able to communicate professionally in both academic and working contexts within Digital Science and Technology.
5. Possess professional teamwork skills to collaborate effectively.
6. Demonstrate ethics, social responsibility, and respect for the law, especially in areas related to Digital Science and Technology.
7. Be eager to continuously seek experience and knowledge in Digital Science and Technology to adapt to the evolution of technology and society.

Students are required to pass the following Program Learning Outcomes:

PLO1: Apply fundamental principles of digital science and technology in various contexts to analyze and solve complex technological challenges.
PLO2: Solve problems related to digital science and technology systematically and appropriately in with the given context.
PLO3: Design digital solutions in digital science and technology by analyzing technological trends and user needs or industry requirements, with a focus on specialized areas such as Software Engineering (SE), Data Science (DS), Cybersecurity (CY), or Internet of Things (IoT).
PLO4: Develop digital solutions related to digital science and technology based on the given design, with expertise in areas such as Software Engineering (SE), Data Science (DS), Cybersecurity (CY), or Internet of Things (IoT).
PLO5: Communicate effectively on topics related to digital science and technology for academic and professional contexts through verbal and written channel using both standard and digital media, appropriately tailored to the audience.
PLO6: Demonstrate professional teamwork and collaboration skills within the multidisciplinary team in digital industry to achieve team goals.
PLO7: Demonstrate digital awareness and global citizenship by upholding social and ethical responsibility in academic and professional practices within the domain of digital science and technology.
PLO8: Demonstrate the abilities of lifelong learners who independently acquire emerging knowledge related to digital science and technology.

A bimester system, with two regular semesters and one special semester (also called the “summer semester”) in an academic year.

The teaching and learning will be conducted during official hours as follows:

1st Semester: August – December
2nd Semester: January – May
Summer Semester: June – July

*The Faculty may invite outside guest speakers for courses that require practical learning, and may hold classes and laboratory activities during weekends.

• Study Plan of Bachelor of Science in Digital Science and Technology (DST)

The Major Elective Courses include 4 disciplines: Internet of Things, Data Science, Cyber Security and Software Engineering. Students can choose any subject in any discipline, in total of no less than 6 subjects (18 credits) as follows:

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• Bachelor of Science in DST curriculum (Thai Version) B.E. 2026

Duration of Graduation 4 years

Graduation Requirements

1. Students who are eligible to obtain a degree of Bachelor of Science in Digital Science and Technology must have fulfilled all of the following requirements:

(1) Complete their study according to the curriculum structure and obtain the grading record satisfying the requirements of the Program.
(2) Pass the English proficiency requirement as announced by Mahidol University.
(3) Achieve at 2.00 cumulative grade point average (GPA) or higher.
(4) Complete their studies within 8 years, (which is twice the normal study duration of 4 years) as required by the Program.
(5) Must not owe any debt to the University.

2. Students who are eligible to graduate with honors with a Bachelor of Science in Digital Science and Technology must have fulfilled all requirements in accordance with Mahidol University Regulations on Diploma and Undergraduate Studies, B.E. 2567 (2024). In addition, this also includes students who enroll in summer semester and/or transfer credits in any semester under exchange programs with partner universities/institutes in other countries which have signed an MoU with the Faculty of ICT or Mahidol University.

3. Students who are eligible to graduate must meet the following requirements:

(1) Be students who received passing grades in all registered courses as required in the program structure.
(2) Pass the requirements of the core courses and core activities as required by the Faculty and Mahidol University
(3) Pass the English proficiency requirement as announced by Mahidol University.
(4) Students who are qualified according to items (1) and (2) are to send a request to graduate to the Registrar Unit by the date and time announced by Mahidol University; otherwise, their names might not be forwarded to the University Council for the approval of their degrees in that semester.

MU – Portfolio 1/1

Application period :  1 October 2025 (08.00 a.m.) – 16 October 2025 (12.00 p.m.)

MU – Portfolio 1/2 

Application period : –

Apply at: https://tcas.mahidol.ac.th/

Educational Qualifications:

1. Currently studying or graduated from Thai and international schools:

• • Matthayom 6, and its equivalent in Science – Math, Arts – Math, Science – Computer, Math – Computer Programs or
  • Vocational students with at least 15 credits of computer related courses

2.Have a GPAX from high school, or vocational school of at least 2.50

3.Have an average grade of Science, Mathematics, and English of no less than 2.50 for each subject. (for Matthayom 6 students)

Examination: Thai interview

Additional/Required Documents:

1. Portfolio in Thai or English, no more than 10 pages. (.pdf file)
2. A one A4 page of essay written in Thai or English, on “Why would you like to study further in IT and Computers and how will you apply the knowledge gained in the future?” (.pdf file)
3. A 3-minute video presentation in Thai or English. (.mp4 file.)
4. A photocopy of completed transcript, 4 semesters with GPAX not less than 2.50 (.pdf file)
5. One 1–inch photograph taken not more than six months prior to the application date (.jpg file)
6. A photocopy of citizen identification card (.pdf file)
7. A photocopy of resident registration (.pdf file)

**Remark: Please upload all documents via online application system only. Students are not required to submit all original documents to the Faculty of ICT.**

Application period: 20 March 2026 (08.00 a.m.) – 8 April 2026 (12.00 p.m.)

Apply at: https://tcas.mahidol.ac.th/

Educational Qualifications:

1. Graduated or currently studying in any program of study in

• 1. • Matthayom 6, and its equivalent or
     • Vocational students with at least 15 credits of computer related courses
  2. In accordance with one of the following conditions:
     • Being a student in an MoU school group as follows:
       1. Assumption Convent School
       2. Assumption College
       3. Kanchanapisek Wittayalai Nakhon Pathom School
       4. Saint Joseph Convent School
       5. Assumption College Thonburi
       6. Srinakharinwirot University Prasarnmit Demonstration School
       7. Nakprasith School Wat Bangchangnua Foundation
       8. Satriwitthaya 2 School
       9. Bodindecha (Sing Singhaseni) School
       10. Kornpitacksuksa School
       11. Gabriel’s College
       12. Nawaminthrachinuthit Satriwitthaya Putthamonton School
       13. Sukhondheerawidh School
       14. Triamudomsuksa School of the Northeast
       15. Wat Bowonniwet School
       16. Wachiratham Sathit School
       17. Samut Sakhon Burana School
       18. Maryvit School
       19. Maryvit Bowin School
       20. Maryvit Rayong School
       21. Maryvit Sattahip School
           or
     • Passing the POSN Science Camp / Academic Olympiad Camp or
     • Having received an award in an IT competition at the provincial level or higher
  3. Have one of the following scores:

Additional/Required Documents

1. A one A4 page of essay written in English or Thai, on “Why would you like to study further in IT and Computers and how will you apply the knowledge gained in the future?” (.pdf file)
2. TGAT, TPAT3 or A-Level Scores (Math 1, English)
3. A photocopy of completed transcript or at least 5 semesters with CGPA not less than 3.00 (.pdf file)
4. One 1–inch photograph taken not more than six months prior to the application date (.jpg file)
5. A photocopy of citizen identification card (.pdf file)
6. A photocopy of resident registration (.pdf file)

**Remark: Please upload all documents via online application system only. Students are not required to submit all original documents to the Faculty of ICT.**

Application period: 6 – 12 May 2026

Apply at : https://www.mytcas.com/

Educational Qualifications:

1. Graduated or currently studying in any program of study in

• • Matthayom 6, and its equivalent or
  • Vocational students with at least 15 credits of computer related courses

2. Have the following scores:

• • TGAT, TPAT3
    • TGAT scores ≥ 25 in each part
    • TPAT3 ≥ 40
  • A-Level
    • Math 1 ≥ 20
    • English ≥ 30

3. GPAX: 6 semesters in high school level, not less than 2.50

Additional/Required Documents

• TGAT, TPAT3 Scores and A-Level (Math 1, English)

Admission Criteria

*To be announced*

**Remark: Please upload all documents via online application system only. Students are not required to submit all original documents to the Faculty of ICT.**

*To be announced*

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