Thailand is a genuinely interesting place to build a business career right now. Bangkok has become a regional hub for finance, logistics, tech, tourism, and hospitality; it remains world-class, and a growing number of Thai professionals are looking for a graduate business degree they can earn without stepping away from a job they actually like.

The good news is that studying online in Thailand no longer means settling. With the rising costs of traditional graduate study, an online MBA degree has become the practical route for a lot of working professionals. The catch is that not all online MBAs are built the same way, and "online" means very different things depending on the program.

Some online MBA programs run live evening classes on a fixed cohort calendar. Some are taught in Thai, some in English, and some in both. Some charge one flat program fee, others bill per semester, and a few charge by the month. Those differences add up fast when you are juggling work, family, and a budget.

So here is a friendly, side-by-side look at five strong MBA options for learners in Thailand in 2026, spanning fully online study and the flexible campus programs people most often compare it against. Every tuition figure below comes straight from each school's official pages, and each one is cited at the bottom so you can check it yourself. This is not a ranked list, and there is no top 10 countdown here. The goal is not to crown one winner for everybody; it is to help you find an MBA that genuinely fits your life.

Let us find the right fit for you.

Top Online MBA in Thailand - What We Compared and Why It Matters

Before we get into the individual programs, here is what we weighed for each one:

• The real total, not the headline rate: A per semester figure only tells you part of the story. We looked at the published total program fee, how it is billed, and whether Thai and international students pay differently.
• How flexible it actually is: Can you start when you are ready, or do you wait for the next cohort? Can you speed up in a quiet month and ease off in a busy one, or are you locked to a set schedule?
• Language of instruction: This matters enormously in Thailand. A program taught in Thai is perfect for some learners and a nonstarter for others, so we noted it for every school.
• Accreditation and recognition: We noted what each school publishes about its own recognition, whether that is Thailand's Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation, or a specialized business accreditor such as AACSB or IACBE.
• Career support and applied learning: A graduate degree should move you toward your career goals, not just add a line to your resume. We looked at what each program actually does to support that.

With those in mind, here is how these five programs compare.

A Quick Note on Accreditation in Thailand

Recognition works a little differently across the schools in this guide, and understanding the vocabulary will save you time.

Thai higher education is overseen nationally by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation (MHESI), which absorbed the functions of the former Ministry of University Affairs. Assumption University, for instance, states that it is fully accredited by MHESI and by ONESQA and that its academic standards are accepted by the Civil Service Commission of Thailand. [3] That last point matters in practice: a degree from a recognized Thai institution carries weight with local employers and for local licensure and civil service purposes.

On top of that national layer, some business schools hold specialized business accreditation, which is awarded to a school or faculty rather than to a university as a whole. NIDA Business School, for example, states on its official page that it was the first Thai MBA program accredited by AACSB. [9]

Nexford University takes a different route. It holds United States national accreditation from the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC), an accreditor built specifically for distance learning institutions, which is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency and is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). Separately, the School of Business and Innovation at Nexford holds specialized accreditation from IACBE.

What this means for you: these are all legitimate routes to a quality degree. For most business and technology roles, your skills and portfolio will matter more than the acronym. That said, if your plan depends on a specific recognition, for example, a Thai degree for local licensure or a U.S.-accredited credential for an international employer, weigh that carefully before you apply.

One more thing worth knowing: specialized business accreditation usually applies to a particular college of business or faculty rather than to an entire institution, and holding accreditation is not the same as simply being a member of the accrediting organization. It is always worth checking exactly what a school claims.

1. Nexford University: Best for a Flexible, Affordable Online MBA You Can Start Any Month

What Makes It Stand Out

Nexford University was built for working professionals from the very first course, and that shows up in small practical ways: you start on the 1st of any month, you pay monthly rather than by semester, and finishing faster genuinely costs you less.

For a professional in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, or anywhere else with a decent internet connection, that means you can earn a U.S. accredited MBA without relocating, without commuting to evening classes, and without waiting for a cohort to open. The MBA is still the world's most recognized graduate business degree, and this one is built to be earned without pausing the career you are trying to advance.

Key Program Details

• Format: 100 percent online, taught in English, with optional live sessions rather than required class times.
• Start dates: The 1st of any month. There is no cohort queue to join.
• Program length: 9 to 18 months, depending on the pace you set. The published accelerated path completes the online MBA in 9 months.
• Structure: 12 courses in total, made up of 8 core courses, 3 electives or specialization courses, and 1 capstone project. Courses are designed to take two months, and you can finish one in a single month or increase your course load at no extra cost.
• Applied learning: Coursework is built around projects drawn from real global organizations, including work inspired by companies like Tesla and 3M, so you graduate with work samples rather than only a transcript.
• Career support: You are paired with a Career Success Coach from the day you enroll, so career building runs alongside your coursework.

MBA Specializations and Other Programs

The MBA can be taken on its own or with one of seven specializations:

• MBA with specialization in Artificial Intelligence
• MBA with specialization in Cybersecurity
• MBA with specialization in Enabling E-Commerce
• MBA with specialization in Fintech and Blockchain
• MBA with specialization in International Business
• MBA with specialization in Healthcare Management
• MBA with specialization in Sustainability

Two further MBAs are offered as standalone degrees: the MBA in Entrepreneurship and the MBA in Finance.

If a master of science suits your goals better, Nexford also offers the MS in Data Analytics, the MS in Digital Transformation, and the MS in AI and Technology Management. At the undergraduate level there is the BBA, with specializations in Artificial Intelligence, Business Analytics, Digital Marketing, and Entrepreneurship. There is also a BS in AI for Business, an AAS in Business, an AAS in AI for Business, and certificates including the Mini-MBA, Operations Management, and Professional Sales.

Key Cost Details

• Pricing model: Graduate programs are billed as a flat monthly subscription rather than per credit, so a faster finish means a lower total. Undergraduate programs are billed per course.
• MBA monthly rate: $450 per month at the published U.S. rate.
• MBA total: About $4,050 over a 9-month accelerated path and about $8,100 over 18 months, at that same U.S. rate. Completing the program sooner genuinely lowers what you pay.
• BBA total: $10,000 at the published U.S. rate, billed per course as you go.
• Country-adjusted pricing: Monthly and per-course tuition varies by country so that it stays affordable locally, and Thailand is on Nexford's country list. You can model your own figure with the country selector on the tuition page.
• Application fee: A one-time, nonrefundable application fee of $25. There are no residency or out-of-state premiums, no textbook fees, and you can pause your program and stop payments if life gets busy.

Accreditation

Nexford University is accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC), which is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency and is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). The School of Business and Innovation at Nexford has been awarded accreditation by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE).

Strengths Worth Highlighting

• Monthly start dates and a flexibly paced model, so your schedule sets the calendar rather than the other way around.
• A transparent monthly price that rewards momentum: finish sooner, pay less, with no long-term contract.
• Career coaching, resume and interview tools, and 1:1 coaching are available from day one.
• Hands-on AI learning built into every course, which is increasingly relevant across finance, logistics, and tech.
• A genuinely global online MBA experience. You study alongside online MBA students from more than 100 countries across the globe, which is a real advantage if your work crosses borders.

Things to Consider

• Nexford holds U.S. national accreditation from DEAC rather than U.S. regional accreditation or AACSB business accreditation. For most business and technology roles, this is well recognized, but if your specific path requires those credentials, weigh that carefully.
• It is a U.S. institution, so it does not hold Thai institutional accreditation. If you need a Thai recognized degree for local licensure or a Thai government role, confirm the requirement first.
• It is fully online, so there is no Bangkok campus to visit, no in-person cohort dinners, and no local alumni chapter to walk into.
• As a newer institution founded in 2019, it does not have the decades-long, locally rooted alumni network that established Thai universities have built.
• The focus is strictly business and technology. If you are heading toward hospitality operations, engineering, education, or another specialized field, other schools here may suit you better.

Who Should Choose Nexford

Working professionals in Thailand who want an English language, U.S.-accredited MBA with genuine scheduling freedom and a predictable monthly cost. It is a particularly good match if you want to start this month rather than next term, if you expect to move quickly, or if your career is international and a globally portable credential matters more to you than a local campus network. Explore Nexford's online MBA

2. Assumption University of Thailand (ABAC): Best for Choosing an MBA Track Built Around Your Industry

What Makes It Stand Out

Assumption University, known to almost everyone in Bangkok as ABAC, runs its graduate business programs through the Graduate School of Business and Advanced Technology Management. What sets it apart in this guide is range. Rather than one MBA with a couple of electives bolted on, AU publishes seven distinct MBA tracks, each with its own focus and its own class pattern.

So if you already know the industry you want to build a career in, you can pick a track shaped around it rather than adapting a general program to fit.

Key Program Details

• MBA tracks offered: M.B.A. Fast Track, M.B.A. Digital Track, Smart MBA Program, M.B.A. Bilingual Track, M.B.A. in Creative Communication, M.B.A. in Music Business and Entertainment, and M.B.A. in Hospitality and Tourism Management.
• Duration: 1.5 years for every MBA track.
• Class patterns: Fast Track and Bilingual Track run full-time on weekdays, Smart MBA runs part-time on weekdays, Digital Track and Hospitality and Tourism run part-time on weekends, and the Creative Communication and Music Business tracks are offered full-time or part-time.
• Intakes: Semesters start in June and November.
• School: Graduate School of Business and Advanced Technology Management.
• Worth knowing: AU also publishes a hybrid learning option at a lower fee of 350,000 THB for some other master's degrees, including the M.S. in Management and the M.S. in information technology and management, though the MBA tracks themselves are listed with scheduled class periods.

Key Cost Details

These figures come from AU's official Graduate Studies Program Fee sheet for 2025/2026, published on its admissions site.

• MBA total fee, Thai students: 500,000 THB, roughly $15,150 at the 33 baht rate AU itself uses. [2]
• MBA total fee, non-Thai students: 550,000 THB, which AU's own fee sheet lists as US$16,667. The same figures apply across all seven MBA tracks. [2]
• AU's own conversion: The fee sheet states a rate of 33 Thai baht to one U.S. dollar as of November 2024, which is the same rate this guide uses throughout. [2]
• Good to know: AU notes that fees are estimated and subject to change at the university's discretion without prior notice and asks prospective students to recheck with its Office of Graduate Studies. The full fee sheet is linked from the official AU graduate tuition fee page.

Accreditation

Assumption University states on its official accreditation page that it is fully accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI) and by the Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment (ONESQA), that its graduates enjoy the same privileges as graduates of state universities; and that its academic standards are accepted by the Civil Service Commission of Thailand.

AU also states that it is an accredited member of the International Association of Universities World Higher Education Database, with the identifier IAU-011194, and that it is recognized by a number of regional and international university associations, including the ASEAN University Network and the Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning. For an international learner, that combination of national accreditation plus an IAU WHED listing is a useful recognition signal.

Strengths Worth Highlighting

• Seven distinct MBA tracks at the same published fee, so choosing a specialization does not cost you extra.
• Genuinely unusual specializations, including music business and entertainment, creative communication, and hospitality and tourism, which are hard to find in an MBA anywhere.
• A consistent 1.5-year timeline across every track, so the finish line is predictable whichever one you pick.
• Weekday and weekend patterns depending on the track, plus full-time and part-time options on two of them.
• AU publishes its fees openly as a downloadable sheet covering every graduate program, which makes budgeting straightforward.
• AU states that its graduates enjoy the same privileges as state university graduates and that its academic standards are accepted by the Civil Service Commission of Thailand.

Things to Consider

• At 500,000 THB for Thai students and 550,000 THB for non-Thai students, this is the largest investment among the standard MBA tracks in this guide, with NIDA's Executive MBA at 514,300 THB the only other fee that lands in the same range. It buys a lot of specialization choice, and it is worth weighing against your budget. [2][8]
• Non-Thai students pay 50,000 THB more than Thai students across every MBA track, which is worth factoring in if you are applying from abroad. [2]
• The MBA tracks are listed with scheduled class periods rather than as fully online degrees, so if online delivery is essential, confirm the current format for your chosen track before applying.
• Intakes are limited to June and November, so your start depends on the calendar.
• AU describes the published fees as estimates subject to change, so confirm your figure with the Office of Graduate Studies before you commit.

Who Should Choose Assumption University

Bangkok-based professionals who already know their industry and want an MBA shaped around it, particularly in hospitality and tourism, creative communication, or music and entertainment. It is a strong fit if you value a large campus institution with an international student body, if a weekday or weekend pattern suits your work, and if the budget is available to you.

3. Dusit Thani College: Best for a Fully Online MBA Built Around the Service and Hospitality Economy

What Makes It Stand Out

Dusit Thani College has deep roots in Thailand's hospitality and service sector, and its online MBA leans into exactly that. Every course is delivered online through a one-stop service platform that works on a laptop or mobile, and it is structured for people who want to become leaders in the modern service industry rather than generalists.

If you work in hotels, restaurants, tourism, events, or any service business, that focus is a real advantage. The whole curriculum is built around that world rather than covering it in a single elective.

Key Program Details

• Degree: Master of Business Administration (Online Program).
• Duration: 1.5 years, studied anywhere and anytime.
• Credits: 48 credits on the thesis plan, or 46 credits on the independent study plan.
• Intakes: September, January, and May.
• Campus: Online studies.
• Language of teaching: Thai.
• Program focus: Next-Gen Hospitality Business Leadership, with an innovative entrepreneur track covering entrepreneurial theory and practice, creativity for business innovation, new product development and strategic branding, logistics and supply chain management, business plan development, and digital transformation strategy.

Key Cost Details

• Total tuition fee: 255,000 THB for the full online MBA, roughly $7,700. [5]
• How it is billed: Five terms at 51,000 THB each, roughly $1,550 per term, spread across two academic years. [5]
• Payment flexibility: Five terms of installments are available at 0 percent interest. [5]
• Where to check: Figures come from the official Dusit Thani College online MBA program fees page.

Accreditation

Dusit Thani College is a Thai higher education institution operating under Thailand's higher education framework, and its Online MBA is published as one of its official master's degree programs, with curriculum, credits, and intakes listed on the program page. As with any program, confirm current recognition status directly with the college if your plans depend on a specific requirement.

Strengths Worth Highlighting

• A clear, published total program fee with no guesswork, which is refreshingly rare.
• Interest-free installments across five terms make the cost easier to absorb month to month.
• A focused 1.5-year timeline, so you are not carrying the program for years.
• Three intakes a year and genuinely anywhere, anytime access through the online platform.
• Deep service industry orientation, with elective content connected to the National Innovation Agency for learners on the entrepreneurship side.

Things to Consider

• The language of teaching is Thai, so this program is a natural fit for Thai-speaking learners. If you would rather study in English, one of the other programs here will be the better match.
• The program is oriented toward the service and hospitality economy. That is a strength if it matches your field and something to weigh if you are aiming at, say, manufacturing or deep tech.
• Intakes are fixed at three points in the year, so your start date depends on the calendar.
• There is a thesis plan and an independent study plan, so it is worth deciding early which route matches your goals and available time.

Who Should Choose Dusit Thani College

Thai-speaking professionals in hospitality, tourism, food service, or any service driven business who want a fully online MBA with a clear total price, a manageable 1.5 year timeline, and an installment plan that does not charge interest.

4. University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC): Best for Choosing Your Own Weekly Class Schedule

What Makes It Stand Out

The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce has been a business-focused institution since 1940, and its Graduate School has built its MBA around one very practical idea: your timetable should bend to your job, not the other way around.

A note on these figures: UTCC groups its graduate business options into an MBA family, and the details below are the ones published on that MBA family page. [6] The Graduate School also maintains a separate tuition page covering every graduate program for the 2569 (2026) academic year, so confirm the current figure for the specific track you want before you budget.

Rather than one fixed class night, UTCC publishes several schedule patterns for its MBA. You can study Saturday and Sunday, Saturday only, Sunday only, or on weekdays. For a professional whose week is unpredictable, being able to pick the pattern that fits is a genuine advantage.

Key Program Details

• Degree: Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.).
• Program length: 1 year and 8 months.
• Class schedule options: Saturday and Sunday, Saturday only, Sunday only, or weekdays.
• MBA family: The Graduate School groups its options into a family of MBA tracks, including CEO MBA, iMBA, and aMBA, each with its own program director.
• Teaching approach: Case study driven and practice oriented, taught by faculty with real working experience, with company study visits and guest speakers built in.
• Subject areas include: international business management and globalization, supply chain and logistics strategy, digital era marketing strategy and new product development, international finance and multinational financial management, and operations for entrepreneurs.

Key Cost Details

• Total program fee: 255,950 THB as published on the MBA Family page, roughly $7,750. [6]
• Alumni benefit: UTCC alumni receive a 10 percent discount on credit fees, which is a nice touch if you did your bachelor's there. [6]
• Where to check: The program fee is published on the official UTCC MBA Family page, and full fee schedules for every graduate program are on the UTCC Graduate School tuition page.

Accreditation

UTCC is a long-established private Thai university with a specific focus on business, trade, and the service economy, and it operates within Thailand's higher education framework. Its graduate school publishes program details, schedules, and fees on its official site. As with any program, confirm the current recognition status directly with the university if your plans depend on a specific requirement.

Strengths Worth Highlighting

• Four different weekly schedule patterns within a single program, which is among the widest scheduling choices in this guide.
• A published, all-in program fee of 255,950 THB, so you can budget from the start without piecing figures together. [6]
• A tidy 1 year and 8 month timeline.
• Case study teaching plus company study visits, so the learning stays connected to how Thai businesses actually operate.
• A 10 percent credit fee discount for returning UTCC alumni.
• Deep roots in Thai business and trade, which shows up in the faculty and the alumni network.

Things to Consider

• The MBA is built around scheduled class sessions rather than being published as a fully online degree, so if fully online delivery is essential, confirm the format for your chosen track before applying.
• The Graduate School program pages are published in Thai, so it is worth confirming the language of instruction for the specific track you want.
• There are several tracks in the MBA family, which is great for choice and does mean spending a little time working out which one matches your goals.
• The Graduate School publishes a separate tuition page for the 2569 (2026) academic year, so check the current figure for your track there before you plan around it.

Who Should Choose UTCC

Bangkok-based professionals who want a business-focused Thai MBA with a clear total price and real say over which days they study. It is a particularly good fit if weekends work better than weeknights for you, if you value case-based teaching and company visits, or if you are a UTCC alumnus returning for a graduate degree.

5. NIDA Business School: Best for an AACSB Accredited MBA from a Leading Thai Graduate Institute

What Makes It Stand Out

The National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) is one of Thailand's most established graduate institutions, founded in 1966, and NIDA Business School states on its official page that it was the first Thai MBA program accredited by AACSB. More than 12,631 students have graduated from its business faculty, which translates into a genuinely deep alumni network across Thai industry.

One important note on format: NIDA's MBA tracks are scheduled programs at its Bangkok campus rather than fully online degrees. Its official listings describe, for example, an international MBA weekend program and an accelerated MBA weekday program. We include NIDA here because it is the benchmark Thai MBA that most people compare against and because its published fees are a useful reference point. If you need fully online delivery, confirm the current format of your chosen track directly with the school.

Key Program Details

• Delivery format: Campus-based, scheduled programs in Bangkok, split into office hour and non-office hour tracks, including weekday, weekend, and executive formats.
• English language options: An M.B.A. (English) track and an International MBA weekend program.
• Other MBA formats: Flexible MBA, Professional MBA, Accelerated MBA, Young Executive MBA, and Executive MBA.
• Institution: Established in 1966, with faculty who all hold PhDs and consulting experience, according to NIDA's official page.

Key Cost Details

These are the published total program fees from NIDA's official tuition fees page, which notes that the schedule is subject to change.

• M.B.A. (English), office hour program: 142,300 THB, roughly $4,300. [8]
• M.B.A. (International), non-office-hour program: 358,400 THB, roughly $10,900. [8]
• Flexible MBA: 307,300 THB, roughly $9,300. [8]
• Executive MBA: 514,300 THB, roughly $15,600. [8]
• Where to check: Full figures for every NIDA program are on the official NIDA tuition fees page.

Accreditation

NIDA is a Thai public graduate institution. NIDA Business School states on its official page that it was the first Thai MBA program accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business and that its curriculum conforms to international standards.

Strengths Worth Highlighting

• AACSB accreditation is one of the most widely recognized business school credentials internationally, and NIDA states it was the first in Thailand to hold it for an MBA program.
• The M.B.A. (English) office hour program at 142,300 THB is the lowest published program fee among the Thailand-based programs in this guide, which is remarkable value for an AACSB-accredited school. [8]
• A wide menu of formats, from accelerated weekday study to weekend and executive tracks, so there is likely a schedule that fits.
• A very large and well-connected alumni network across Thai business and government.
• Genuine research depth, with a doctoral program in business administration alongside the master's tracks.

Things to Consider

• The MBA tracks are campus-based and schedule-driven rather than fully online, so you will be planning around scheduled in-person class times in Bangkok.
• Fees vary widely by track, from 142,300 THB for the M.B.A. (English) to 514,300 THB for the Executive MBA, so it is worth settling on your track early, since the budget shifts a good deal between them. [8]
• Admission to a leading public institution is competitive, and program availability varies by intake.
• NIDA notes that its fee schedule is subject to change, so confirm the current figure for your track before you plan around it.

Who Should Choose NIDA

Professionals based in or near Bangkok who want an AACSB-accredited MBA from a highly regarded Thai institution, who can build their week around scheduled classes, and who value a deep local alumni network. The M.B.A. (English) track in particular offers strong value if a daytime schedule works for you.

Quick Comparison at a Glance

Here is how the five stack up. Always confirm current figures on each school's official pages before you apply.

Baht to dollar conversions throughout this guide are approximate, based on a rate of about 33 THB to the U.S. dollar in August 2026.

How to Choose the Right MBA in Thailand for You

There is no single best MBA in Thailand for everyone. There is only the one that fits your language, your schedule, and your budget. Here is a quick way to narrow it down.

Choose Nexford if:

• You would rather start this month than plan around a fixed intake calendar, and you want to set your own pace.
• You want an English-language, U.S.-accredited MBA with a predictable monthly cost and no long-term contract.
• You want career coaching and hands-on AI skills built into the program from day one.
• Your career is international, and a globally portable credential matters more to you than a local campus network.

Choose Assumption University if:

• You want an MBA track shaped around a specific industry, whether that is hospitality and tourism, creative communication, or music and entertainment.
• You want a predictable 1.5 year timeline and a class pattern, weekday or weekend, that matches your working week.
• You value a large Bangkok campus institution with recognized international standing, and the budget is available to you.

Choose Dusit Thani College if:

• You work in hospitality, tourism, or another service business and want a curriculum built around it.
• You are comfortable studying in Thai and want a fixed, transparent total of 255,000 THB. [4][5]
• Interest-free installments across five terms would make the cost easier to manage.

Choose UTCC if:

• You want to choose your own weekly rhythm, whether that is both weekend days, a single Saturday, a single Sunday, or weekdays.
• You want a clear, all-in program fee of 255,950 THB and a defined 1-year and 8-month finish line. [6]
• You value case study teaching and company study visits, or you are a UTCC alumnus who would benefit from the 10 percent credit fee discount.

Choose NIDA Business School if:

• AACSB accreditation and a strong Thai alumni network are at the top of your list.
• You are in Bangkok and can plan your week around scheduled classes.
• You want the cheapest published program fee among the Thailand-based options here, and a daytime schedule works for you, which points to the M.B.A. (English) track at 142,300 THB. [8]

Our Take: Which MBA in Thailand Should You Pick?

The honest answer: it depends on what you are optimizing for. Every program here can move your career forward, and each one is genuinely good at something different. NIDA brings AACSB accreditation and a formidable local network.

Assumption University offers seven MBA tracks at one price, including specializations in hospitality, creative communication, and music business that are genuinely hard to find elsewhere. Dusit Thani offers a clear, fixed price and a service industry curriculum that hospitality professionals will recognize immediately. UTCC gives you an unusual amount of say over which days you actually sit in class, plus a business school with deep roots in Thai trade.

That said, if what you need is maximum flexibility, an English language degree, and a cost you can see and control from day one, Nexford University is the standout. You start on the 1st of any month, so your calendar sets the start date.

You pay $450 per month at the U.S. rate, with country-adjusted pricing that keeps it affordable locally. You can finish in 9 months if you push or take up to 18 if life gets busy, and you pay less for going faster. And you get a Career Success Coach from your very first week.

For a working professional in Thailand who wants the degree to fit around the job rather than the other way around, that combination is hard to beat.

Ready to Get Started?

If Nexford sounds like your fit, here is what the next step looks like:

• One time $25 application fee. A simple, low cost way to begin.
• Monthly start dates. Begin on the 1st of any month, whenever you are ready.
• Talk it through first. Speak with an advisor for personalized guidance on programs and pricing.

Start your application, browse all Nexford programs, or see tuition details to work out exactly what your degree would cost from Thailand.

Your next step does not have to wait for the next intake. Take it today.

Disclaimer

Last updated: August 2026

This article was written and fact checked in August 2026 using official university sources, with a direct link to every figure cited so you can verify it yourself. Baht to dollar conversions are approximate, based on a rate of about 33 THB to the U.S. dollar in August 2026, and are provided only as a rough guide. Some of these pages were last updated before the 2026 intake, and several schools note that published fees are preliminary estimates subject to revision, so treat every figure as the most recent published rate rather than a locked in quote. Tuition rates, program formats, intakes, and recognition status can all change. For the most current and accurate information, always consult the official university websites and admissions offices directly.

References

Assumption University of Thailand

[1] Tuition Fee Graduate Studies. Assumption University of Thailand. https://admissions.au.edu/?page_id=6897

[2] Graduate Studies Program Fee 2025/2026. Assumption University of Thailand. https://admissions.au.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Graduate-Programs-Fee-2025-2026.pdf

[3] Accreditation. Assumption University of Thailand. https://admissions.au.edu/?page_id=6860

Dusit Thani College

[4] Master of Business Administration Online. Dusit Thani College. https://dtc.ac.th/en/master-degree/master-of-business-administration-online/

[5] Program Fees Online. Dusit Thani College. https://dtc.ac.th/en/master-degree/master-of-business-administration-online/program-fees/

University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC)

[6] MBA Family. Graduate School, University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce. https://gs.utcc.ac.th/mba

[7] Graduate Tuition Fees 2569. Graduate School, University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce. https://gs.utcc.ac.th/academic-programs-info

National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA)

[8] Tuition Fees. National Institute of Development Administration. https://nida.ac.th/en/tuitionfees/

[9] NIDA Business School. National Institute of Development Administration. https://nida.ac.th/en/admission/business-school-mba/