Faculty of Law Thammasat University

As the country’s oldest faculty of law, the Faculty of Law, Thammasat University has played a significant role in shaping Thai ideologies, politics, legal education and the judicial system. Our Faculty, the largest law school in the nation in terms of staff and resources, now has a teaching staff that is a blend of academics and legal professionals who are exceptionally qualified and highly regarded in their legal practice areas. Many of us have trained abroad, and we also attract international lecturers who come to the Faculty to teach and research. This mix of legal scholars, practising lawyers, and foreign experts bring to the Faculty of Law a depth and range of experience unmatched by any other law school in the country. The Faculty of Law’s ideologies are reflected in the activities carried out not only by its students but also by its graduates who have held a large number of key positions within both the public and private sectors. For instance, almost all of the Presidents of the Supreme Court of Thailand graduated from the Faculty of Law, which has also produced more Thai Prime Ministers than any other higher-education institution in the country. At one time, the heads of the three branches of government - the Prime Minister, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the President of the Supreme Court - were all former graduates of the Faculty of Law. TU Law consists of three main campuses: the Tha Phra Chan Campus, the Rangsit Campus, and the Lampang Campus.