Thammasat graduates achieve 92.6% job placement in competitive market
Thammasat University's latest graduate employment report shows strong job placement across multiple fields. A total of 92.62% of bachelor's degree holders secured jobs within a year of finishing their studies. The figures highlight the university's focus on equipping students with practical skills for today's job market.
Health sciences graduates led employment rates at 95.67%, followed closely by social sciences and humanities at 92.46%. Science and technology students also performed well, with 91.32% finding jobs. These results reflect the university's emphasis on adaptability and real-world training.
The majority of graduates entered the private sector, accounting for 64.77% of employment. Government roles took in 15.83%, while 12.45% pursued independent business ventures. Monthly earnings for this year's graduates rose by 2.78% compared to the previous class, suggesting improved job prospects.
Thammasat's curriculum integrates hands-on professional experience, including internships and skill-building programmes. While no specific international firms are named as regular partners, domestic collaborations with companies like Siam Cement Group and Gulf Energy Development support vocational training. Critical thinking, language proficiency, and communication skills were key factors in boosting employability.
The university's approach to education—blending academic knowledge with practical training—has contributed to rising graduate employment. With over nine in ten students securing jobs, the data underscores the value of adaptable skills in a changing workforce. The trend also points to steady growth in both hiring rates and starting salaries.
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