The BAHS programme is pleased to announce the course listings for Semester 1 and Semester 2 of the 2026 academic year.
There will be a few more for Semester 1 to be offered. In addition, please note that courses offered in Semester 2 are tentative and may be subject to change.
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News & Highlights
Find the latest updates about our program here!
Last year, two BAHS students from Cohort 66, Jennifer and Lexi, travelled to Dunedin, New Zealand, to join the double degree programme. This past March, Ajarn Lauren, a member of our programme staff, also visited them and met with academic staff at the University of Otago to discuss further details of the collaboration.
The Faculty of Humanities, Chiang Mai University, is recruiting a new academic staff member to be appointed to the position of Lecturer in Art, Creative Culture, Museum Studies, or related fields. (Position No. EV170007)
Deadline: 25 March 2026 (Thailand time)
Deadline: 25 March 2026 (Thailand time)
Discover the latest details about applying to the BAHS program for 2026. Please note, there are some changes in our admission process this year. Click to find out more and stay updated!
There you go! The BAHS major courses offered in 2/2025 are now available. The advanced course registration period is from 6 to 12 October 2025. If you plan to register for 300- or 400-level courses, make sure to check the course prerequisites.
If you plan to apply for the double degree program with the University of Otago's Global Studies Program, the official information is here!
Get to Know Our Students and Staffs More
“Hi, I’m Khin Thiri Thaw, and everyone calls me Julia. One highlight memory from BAHS was a field trip to Bangkok and Ayutthaya last year, where we explored museums, temples, and pagodas. It was a great opportunity to bond with classmates and connect with professors outside the classroom.”
Julia
Student
“Hello, my name is Phuwarat Kitidonatee or Donut. I am currently in my third year of study. Last year I held many BAHS events until I decided to be part of the Humanities Student Union in the position of public relations. So, this year I’m holding many faculty events like Humanitas and Human Camp to fulfill my passion.”
Phuwarat Kitidonatee
Student
“My name is Sittithep Eaksittipong, alias Hong Wenfa. I was born and bred in Bangkok but relocated to live in Chiang Mai and work in the Faculty of Humanities. My family background as a Thai of Chinese ancestry and my training shapes my academic interest in Chinese Overseas and Chinese studies. I also enjoy pawcrastrianation with my cats.”