Master of Education Program

Educational Innovation

Translated from the official curriculum document: หลักสูตรศึกษาศาสตรมหาบัณฑิต สาขาวิชานวัตกรรมการศึกษา, with useful program-positioning content retained from the original website.

1. Program Specifics

Curriculum versionRevised curriculum, B.E. 2568
LanguageThai and/or English and/or Chinese
StudentsThai and international students
Teaching locationNorth-Chiang Mai University, Hang Dong, Chiang Mai

Program Philosophy

The program creates personnel with knowledge and expertise in educational innovation, equipped with personal and professional morality and ethics. Graduates are initiators who can drive educational innovation through the integration of research and related technology for the benefit of learners and society.

Program Objectives

  1. Produce graduates who specialize in creating or applying innovation for educational development in institutions at different levels.
  2. Produce graduates who can integrate research to create innovation and new educational knowledge effectively.

Original Website Program Concept

The former website described the program as cultivating talent that integrates scientific and technological insight with education management. It builds cross-domain knowledge in education, management, and technological development, supported by systems theory, information theory, and cybernetics.

Career Pathways

  • Lecturer, teacher, or educational academic.
  • Educational institution administrator.
  • Developer of innovative media, teaching media, and instructional models.
  • Researcher in educational technology and educational information communication.

TQF Academic Direction

The revised TQF connects educational innovation with Thailand's human-resource development strategy, SDG 4, lifelong learning, digital learning platforms, AI, Big Data, active learning, project-based learning, problem-based learning, personalized learning, and future skills.

Program Coordination

Wang Ziyue

Wang Ziyue

Educational Innovation Program Coordinator

Coordinates academic communication, student support, and program operations for the education-track curriculum.

Desired Graduate Characteristics and PLOs

  • Knowledge: apply, extend, and adapt knowledge to improve work in the digital era; connect new knowledge for discovery and accepted innovation.
  • Skills: communicate effectively across cultures and use digital technology to improve life and work.
  • Ethics: act honestly, fairly, and without violating the work of others.
  • Personal attributes: work diligently and rationally, initiate intelligently, and learn continuously in digital society.
PLO 1Discuss and present educational innovation work to reach conclusions for developing research or innovation in curriculum management and teaching and learning.
PLO 2.1For Plan 1 academic track: integrate research knowledge to create innovation or new knowledge that improves curriculum management or teaching and learning effectiveness.
PLO 2.2For Plan 2 professional track: integrate research knowledge to develop curriculum management or teaching and learning effectiveness.

Vision and Mission

To be a learning-oriented program outstanding in educational innovation, with competence in research, digital technology, and lifelong learning, creating educational leaders and sustainable development at an international level.

  • Produce master's graduates with expertise in educational innovation who can design, develop, and apply innovation, digital technology, and research to improve educational quality.
  • Promote educational research and innovation that can be used for schools, communities, and society.
  • Develop learners as academic leaders and lifelong learners with ethics and social responsibility.
  • Manage the curriculum through Outcome-Based Education and quality assurance for continuous development.

Admission Qualifications

  1. Applicants must have completed a bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification recognized by the Ministry of Education.
  2. Applicants must apply and pass the university's selection criteria.

Curriculum Structure and Courses

Total credits: 36 credits, available in Plan 1 academic track and Plan 2 professional track.

CategoryPlan 1Plan 2
Foundation coursesNon-creditNon-credit
Required courses1818
Elective courses612
Thesis or independent study126

Foundation and Required Courses

CodeCourseCredits
68-623101English for Graduate Student0(3-0-6)
Education and Educational Innovation3(3-0-6)
Artificial Intelligence for Education3(3-0-6)
Innovation in Teaching Models and Learning Assessment3(3-0-6)
Design Thinking for Educational Innovation3(3-0-6)
Research for Educational Innovation3(3-0-6)

Specialized Group Courses

CodeCourseCredits
68-623206Educational Innovation in Sciences and Mathematics Courses3(3-0-6)
68-623207Educational Innovation in Humanities and Social Science Courses3(3-0-6)
68-623208Educational Innovation in Educational Administration3(3-0-6)

Elective and Research Courses

CodeCourseCredits
68-623301Learning Outcomes Determination and Assessment3(3-0-6)
68-623302Knowledge Management for Educational Innovation3(3-0-6)
68-623303Educational Innovation for Remote Learning3(3-0-6)
68-623304Educational Innovation for Lifelong Learning3(3-0-6)
68-623305Strategic Planning in Education by Using Innovation3(3-0-6)
68-623306Thesis12(0-0-48)
68-623307Comprehensive Examination for Educational Innovation0(0-0-6)
68-623308Independent Study6(0-0-24)

Graduation Requirements and Quality Assurance

Plan 1 Academic Track

  • Complete all courses with a GPA of not less than 3.00.
  • Submit the thesis and pass the final oral examination conducted by an appointed committee in an open examination system.
  • Publish the thesis or part of the thesis in a national or international academic journal, or present it at an academic conference with the full paper published in the proceedings.

Plan 2 Professional Track

  • Complete all courses with a GPA of not less than 3.00 and pass the comprehensive examination by written and/or oral examination.
  • Submit the independent study report and pass the final oral examination.
  • Disseminate the independent study report or part of it in a searchable form.
  • Pass the university English test, study within the permitted period, and have no outstanding financial obligations.

The program uses the AUN-QA framework to plan and control quality in alignment with program learning outcomes.

Program Responsible Faculty

NameQualificationGraduation Year
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ziyue WangPh.D. (Education Innovation), Tianjin Normal University, China2556
Dr. Weiwei LuoPh.D. (History of Education), Tianjin Normal University, China2559
Dr. Racha MahakanthaEd.D. (Curriculum and Instruction), Kasetsart University2551