The SIIT Graduate Scholarship 2026 offers a fantastic fully funded opportunity for outstanding students to pursue Master’s or PhD degrees at the Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology (SIIT), part of Thammasat University in Thailand. This prestigious scholarship is open to both international and Thai (domestic) applicants, with specific programmes tailored for each group.
SIIT is renowned for its high-quality programmes in engineering, technology, information technology, management, and related fields, providing an excellent environment for advanced study in a vibrant Southeast Asian setting.
Key Scholarship Details for 2026 (August Intake)
- Application Period: 12 February 2026 – 31 March 2026
- Scholarship Results Announcement: Around 22 May 2026
- Intake: Academic Year 1/2026 (starting August 2026)
- Levels: Master’s (typically 2 years) and PhD (typically 3 years)
- Open To: International students (via Excellent Foreign Students – EFS programme, with types like A and B) and Thai students (via Excellent Thai Students – ETS or other quotas)
The scholarship is highly competitive, with committees assessing applicants for both admission and scholarship type.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the SIIT Graduate Scholarship 2026, applicants must generally meet these requirements:
- Hold a relevant Bachelor’s degree (for Master’s entry) or Master’s degree (for PhD entry).
- Meet minimum GPA thresholds: Typically at least 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale) for Bachelor’s transcripts (Master’s entry) or 3.50 for graduate entry where applicable.
- Be eligible to study in Thailand (international applicants must meet visa and foreign student requirements).
- Demonstrate English proficiency (or Thai, where relevant) – often through tests like TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent; certificates are required if applicable.
- Submit a strong application before the deadline.
- Additional merits such as research papers, publications, or certificates, strengthen your case.
Note: Exact criteria may vary slightly by scholarship type (e.g., EFS Type A for PhD focuses on top performers).
Benefits of the SIIT Scholarship
This fully funded scholarship provides comprehensive support:
- Full tuition fees and thesis/educational support fees covered.
- Monthly living allowance: 10,000 THB for Master’s students and 15,000 THB for PhD students.
- Round-trip airfare (economy class, direct route) for international students.
- Visa fees, airport taxes, and miscellaneous support (up to approximately 10,000 THB).
- Health and accident insurance throughout the scholarship period.
- Additional research/thesis support in many cases.
Some minor university fees (e.g., matriculation) may be deducted from the allowance in certain cases.
Required Documents
Prepare and upload these during the online application:
- A statement of purpose (at least one page).
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) or résumé.
- Official or current academic transcripts.
- Bachelor’s degree certificate/transcript (minimum GPA 2.75) – and Master’s for PhD applicants (minimum GPA 3.50 where specified).
- Citizen ID card (for Thai applicants) or passport (for international applicants).
- Recent photograph (1 × 1.5 inch, JPEG format only).
- Research papers, publications, awards, or certificates (if available).
- English proficiency certificate (TOEFL, IELTS, etc., if required/applicable).
How to Apply for the SIIT Graduate Scholarship 2026 – Step-by-Step Guide
Follow these clear steps to submit your application:
- Visit the official SIIT Graduate Admissions portal: https://graduateadmission.siit.tu.ac.th/
- Register to create a new account on the website.
- Log in using your credentials:
- Username: Your email address
- Password: Your passport number or citizen ID number (change this immediately after your first login for security).
- Complete the online application form, selecting the appropriate scholarship programme (e.g., EFS for international applicants).
- Upload all required documents as listed above.
- Review your application carefully and submit it before the deadline (31 March 2026).
- No application fee is typically required.
Applicants apply through the general admission system, and the committee considers both admission and scholarship awarding (including type).