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Doctor of Philosophy Program
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- School of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine|17c100
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Doctor of Philosophy Programme in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine
| Programmes : | Doctor of Philosophy Programme in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine |
| • Plan 1.1: Dissertation (48 Credits) • Plan 2.1: Coursework (12 Credits) and Dissertation (36 Credits) • Plan 2.2: Coursework (24 Credits) and Dissertation (48 Credits) |
Philosophy:
The primary goal of this programme is to develop both the advanced knowledge and researching skills in the area of anti-aging and regenerative medicine and medical science. The programme aims at optimising its students’ potential to conduct research in the fields of clinical anti-aging and regenerative medicine and anti-aging and regenerative medical science, both of which are related branches of medical science. Such potential is expected to offer a significant contribution to sustainable medical development of the country.
The graduates are expected to possess the following qualities:
1. Knowledge, ability and potential to conduct clinical anti-aging and regenerative medicine and anti-aging and regenerative medical science research on a regular basis, which would make a significant contribution to the development of new bodies of knowledge of science and of anti-aging and regenerative medicine in Thailand;
2. Abidance by researchers’ ethics, which would ensure appropriate undertaking of research and collective benefits for the society;
3. Ability to promote and improve the quality of anti-aging and regenerative medicine research for the society and the country;
4. Adherence to integrity and moral principles in the process of applying their knowledge to their careers; and
5. Strong sense of accountability and the ability to work under pressure amidst cultural differences.
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| Doctor of Philosophy Program in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine (Plan 1.1) | PROGRAM IN STRUCTOR | ||
| Doctor of Philosophy Program in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine (Plan 2.1) | PROGRAM IN STRUCTOR | ||
| Doctor of Philosophy Program in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine (Plan 2.2) | PROGRAM IN STRUCTOR |
Doctor of Philosophy Programme in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Science
| Programmes : | Doctor of Philosophy Programme in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Science |
| • Plan 1.1: Dissertation (48 Credits) |
Philosophy:
This programme aims at creating graduates with advanced researching skills, as well as a profound knowledge of anti-aging and regenerative science, medical science and health counselling. The graduates are expected to possess the potential to undertake research in the fields of clinical anti-aging and regenerative science or anti-aging and regenerative medical science, each of which is a related branch of medical science. Such potential is expected to contribute significantly to sustainable development in the field of anti-aging and regenerative science for the country.
The graduates are expected to possess the following qualities:
1. Knowledge, ability and potential to conduct clinical anti-aging and regenerative science and anti-aging and regenerative medical science research on a regular basis, which would make a significant contribution to the development of new bodies of knowledge of anti-aging and regenerative science and medicine in Thailand;
2. Abidance by researchers’ ethics, which would ensure appropriate undertaking of research and collective benefits for the society;
3. Ability to promote and improve the quality of anti-aging and regenerative science research for the society and the country;
4. Adherence to integrity and moral principles in the process of applying their knowledge to their careers; and
5. Strong sense of accountability and the ability to work under pressure amidst cultural differences.
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Doctor of Philosophy Programme in Dermatology
| Programmes : | Doctor of Philosophy Programme in Dermatology |
| • Plan 1.1: Dissertation (48 Credits) • Plan 2.1: Coursework (12 Credits) and Dissertation (36 Credits) • Plan 2.2: Coursework (24 Credits) and Dissertation (48 Credits) |
Philosophy:
This programme aims at developing dermatologists with advanced researching skills and profound knowledge of clinical dermatology and medical science. The graduates are expected to possess skills in conducting advanced research in clinical dermatology, medical science, or dermatological medical science, each of which offers a major contribution to sustainable medical development of the country.
The graduates are expected to possess the following qualities:
1. Knowledge, ability and potential to conduct medical, clinical dermatological or dermatological medical science research on a regular basis, which would be an immense contribution to the development of new bodies of scientific or dermatological knowledge in Thailand;2. Abidance by researchers’ ethics, which would ensure appropriate undertaking of research and collective benefits for the society;
3. Ability to promote and improve the quality of dermatological research for the society and the country;
4. Adherence to integrity and moral principles in the process of applying their knowledge to their careers;
5. Strong sense of accountability and the ability to work under pressure amidst cultural differences; and
6. Twenty-first century skills in various areas, including literacy, numeracy, critical and analytical thinking, problem solving, creativity, innovation-mindedness, understanding of and respect for ethnic diversity, team working, idea sharing, leadership, communicative competence, media and information technology literacy, and general life skills.
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| Doctor of Philosophy Program in Dermatology (Plan 1.1) | PROGRAM IN STRUCTOR | ||
| Doctor of Philosophy Program in Dermatology (Plan 2.1) | PROGRAM IN STRUCTOR | ||
| Doctor of Philosophy Program in Dermatology (Plan 2.2) | PROGRAM IN STRUCTOR |
