GI 4 Numbers of Faculty/Institutes

GI 4 Numbers of Faculty/Institutes

Healthy University Rating System (HURS) 2026 – General Information

GI 4 Numbers of
Faculty/Institutes

Sources: GI 4 Number of faculties; Office of Registration (students retained at the start of academic year 2568).

Description

Siam University is committed to a healthy, safe, inclusive and sustainable university environment, integrating health promotion, disease prevention, well-being and sustainability into its teaching, research, administration and community engagement. This commitment follows the University’s strategic direction, the Healthy University Framework (HUF) and the Sustainable Development Goals, in particular SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being.

Siam University has 15 academic units – 13 faculties and 2 colleges – offering 44 undergraduate and graduate degree programmes. Graduate programmes are run within their faculties (for example the MBA in Business Administration, information technology and engineering management in Engineering, and education, management and peace studies in Liberal Arts), so the 15 units cover all students and staff.

Five faculties are health-science faculties: Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Dentistry and Optometry, with 1,464 students (14.1% of the University). Their expertise covers medical care, nursing, pharmaceutical care, oral health, vision health, disease prevention, health education and community health care. The Faculty of Medicine also offers a programme in Occupational Health and Safety, which strengthens the University’s capacity in workplace health, environmental safety and the prevention of occupational risks.

The other ten units work with them across disciplines: Engineering and Science on environmental health, food innovation and safe campus systems; Information Technology on digital health; Communication Arts on health communication; Business Administration and Liberal Arts on health-related innovation, well-being and community partnerships. Through this collaboration the University takes a whole-university approach to health promotion, bringing health and well-being into teaching and learning, research and innovation, campus environments, university policies and community partnerships.

Table GI 4.1 – Faculties, colleges and degree programmes

Total: 15 faculties and colleges, 44 programmes (10 graduate). Green rows: health-science faculties. The 8 graduate programmes of Engineering, Business Administration and Liberal Arts are listed under the faculties that report their students to the Office of Registration.

Table GI 4.2 – Programmes and students by faculty, academic year 2568

Students: Office of Registration, students retained at the start of academic year 2568 (summary of 8 May 2026), as reported in GI 5.

Evidence to attach

• University academic structure page https://siam.edu/