Did you know that, since 2018, the Faculty of Law, Thammasat University, has raised
the standards of education management and academic social services by improving the structure and increasing the academic role of departments and branches,
through requiring that departments and branches change their status to “Law Centres” In addition to serving as a unit for the development of a body of
legal knowledge, a Legal Centre also oversees the development of quality academic work of students at master’s and doctoral levels,
and the promotion of legal knowledge and its application to addressing societal problems, as part of its academic social services.
The Centre for Public Law, which developed out of the Public Law Department, is responsible for education in the field of public law
at undergraduate, master’s and doctoral levels, together with education at graduate certificate level and short-term public law courses to produce graduates and
legal personnel who are knowledgeable about constitutional law, administrative law, fiscal law and public economic law. In addition, it oversees the development and
expansion of public law knowledge through the promotion of research and organising academic conferences, together with public seminars on issues aimed
at meeting the needs of society, to develop education and be of service to society.
• Academic seminar on “S.144 Thai Constitution and Anti-Corruption Measures: Problems and Solutions” on Friday 27 August 2021
• Project on “Tracking the Progress of Theses and Dissertations, for Master’s Students in the Public Law Branch” on Saturday 11 September 2021
• Project on “Presentation and Discussion of Interesting Issues in Public Law for Students Intending to Write a Thesis or Dissertation” on Saturday 18 December 2021
The Public Law Certificate Training Programme for lawyers and general personnel: normally, there are two training cycles per year. For more details and to become a member, see www.letec.law.tu.ac.th or Facebook : LeTEC.LawTU
Amidst the rapid changes to the country in the fields of economics, society and politics, the Centre for Public Law, Faculty of Law, Thammasat University is still committed to developing educational courses in the field of public law and disseminating knowledge, and is ready to join the search for answers to legal issues through academic seminars, together with creative research to promote and raise the standards of public law in Thailand. To follow the news and academic activities of the Centre for Public Law, go to the website: https://www.law.tu.ac.th or Facebook : คณะนิติศาสตร์ มหาวิทยาลัยธรรมศาสตร์