WFA × Shinawatra University Assisted Reproductive Technology Master's & Doctoral Degree Program

About the Program

In cooperation with the Faculty of Life Sciences of Shinawatra University in Thailand, WFA supports a master's and doctoral degree pathway focused on life sciences, assisted reproductive technology, reproductive genetics and related industry directions. Built on Shinawatra University's international academic background and the resources of its Faculty of Life Sciences, the program uses a combined China–Thailand teaching model to serve practitioners, researchers and students who want to develop in the assisted reproduction field, cultivating professionals with global vision, research capability and clinical-application thinking. The program offers a 2-year master's track and a 3-year doctoral track, accepts cross-disciplinary applicants, requires no English test score, and requires applicants to attend an admission interview organized by the university. Specific majors, teaching arrangements, fees, intake dates and degree-recognition requirements are subject to the official notices of Shinawatra University at the time of admission.

Who It's For

• Practitioners working in assisted reproduction, reproductive genetics or life sciences
• Researchers and managers who plan to enter the assisted reproductive industry
• Bachelor's / master's graduates considering a cross-disciplinary application to ART master's or doctoral programs
• Students who want to pursue a degree through a flexible China–Thailand learning model

Program Highlights

• Master's and doctoral pathway focused on assisted reproduction
• Combined China–Thailand teaching model
• No English test score required
• Open to cross-disciplinary applicants
• Suitable for working professionals with flexible scheduling
• Supported by the Faculty of Life Sciences and international faculty resources

Program Information

Program Support

• A master's / doctoral pathway in assisted reproduction and life sciences
• Cross-cultural academic and industry perspective from the combined China–Thailand model
• Research capability and clinical-application thinking aligned with the assisted reproductive industry

Schedule & Format

Duration

2 years for the master's program; 3 years for the doctoral program.

Language

Thai faculty teach in English; Chinese faculty teach in Chinese. No English test score required.

Format

Combined China–Thailand teaching, with intensive on-campus study at Shinawatra University in Thailand alongside remote and independent learning.

Admission Requirements

• Master's: bachelor's degree holders who attend the university's admission interview
• Doctoral: master's degree holders who attend the university's admission interview
• Apply for a Thai student visa before entry

Application Materials

• Master's: application form / passport bio page scan with at least 1 year validity / notarized Chinese–English translation of bachelor's transcript / notarized Chinese–English translation of bachelor's diploma / notarized Chinese–English translation of no-criminal-record certificate
• Doctoral: application form / passport bio page scan with at least 1 year validity / notarized Chinese–English translation of master's transcript / notarized Chinese–English translation of master's diploma / notarized Chinese–English translation of no-criminal-record certificate

Fees Reference

• Master's (2 years): Year 1 — 490,000 THB; Year 2 — 300,000 THB; total 790,000 THB
• Doctoral (3 years): Year 1 — 990,000 THB; Year 2 — 250,000 THB; Year 3 — 250,000 THB; total 1,490,000 THB
• Lab consumable usage fee for master's and doctoral students: 75,000 THB per person
• Fees do not include passport processing, document notarization/authentication, entry visa fees, flights, accommodation, overseas insurance, etc.
• Specific fees, majors, intake dates and details are subject to the university's official notices at the time of admission