Overview
Nakhon Sawan Rajabhat University (NSRU) is a public regional university in northern Thailand with roots as the Fundamental Agricultural Teacher Training School (founded 1922) and was elevated to its current Rajabhat University status in 2004. It emphasizes teacher education, applied sciences, community and regional development, and cultural preservation while offering multidisciplinary programs including education, information technology, engineering, business, and health-related fields. NSRU combines hands-on learning with outreach to local communities, maintaining international linkages and supporting sustainable development in the region. Its campus provides modern academic infrastructure alongside programs tailored to local socio-economic needs.
2. General Information
| University Name |
Nakhon Sawan Rajabhat University (มหาวิทยาลัยราชภัฏนครสวรรค์) |
| Location |
Nakhon Sawan, Thailand |
| Established |
1922 (as teacher training/agricultural school); became Rajabhat University in 2004 |
| Type |
Public |
| Students |
~10,000–15,000 (estimated regional enrollment) |
| Official Website |
https://www.nsru.ac.th |
3. Fee Structure
| Program |
Domestic Students |
International Students |
| Undergraduate & Master’s |
Subsidized public rates; relatively low (varies by faculty and program). |
Comparable to domestic with some program-dependent surcharges; estimated $800–$1,500 USD/year. |
| Doctoral |
Program-dependent; often similar subsidized structure or supported via scholarships. |
Often funded or scholarship-supported; otherwise in line with graduate international rates. |
4. Academic Programs
- Education and Teacher Training
- Information Technology and Computer Science
- Engineering and Applied Sciences
- Business Administration and Management
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Agriculture and Environmental Studies
- Healthcare and Community Development
5. Facilities
- Modern classrooms and specialized laboratories
- Central library with digital learning resources
- International office and student support services
- Community engagement and cultural centers (e.g., art & culture initiatives)
- Sports and recreational facilities
- Research units focused on regional development
6. Accommodation
- On-campus and nearby private housing options
- Affordable local rentals typical for the region
- Support services to help international students find accommodation
- Cost of living moderate; regional rent and living expenses lower than Bangkok
7. Contact Information
