Delivering elite international programmes and transnational education, Queen Mary University of London and King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi together established an International Centre for Future Technologies, which integrates global perspectives with future-ready curricula.
Earn a world-class dual Bachelor’s degree in engineering, combining high-tech learning at KMUTT’s vibrant Bangkok campus with teaching delivered jointly by leading academics from KMUTT and Queen Mary University of London.
Unlock opportunities in tomorrow’s most in-demand sectors with our specialised,
four-year transnational engineering programmes.
Positioned at the intersection of global innovation, the International Centre for Future Technologies combines British research frameworks with Thai technical ingenuity to solve real-world challenges.
As a prestigious member of the UK’s elite Russell Group, Queen Mary University of London is a world-class, research-led institution based in East London, supporting over 32,000 students across the humanities, sciences, engineering, medicine, and law.
Ranked among the top 9% of universities globally, Queen Mary combines a vibrant campus life with academic excellence, boasting joint 7th place in the UK for research quality in REF 2021, to deliver an outstanding, research-inspired learning experience that drives exceptional graduate employability.
Ranked No.1 in Thailand for Science and Technology Universities by QS World University Rankings, King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT) is a leading science, technology, and innovation university dedicated to creating sustainable global impact through research, educational excellence, and entrepreneurship.
Functioning as both an educational and industrial park, KMUTT champions diversity, equity, and inclusion across its community while producing highly capable, values-driven graduates equipped to lead meaningful change and economic development.
Register today to unlock exclusive early access. Secure your family’s priority status for the 2027 admissions cycle and gain a clear pathway into a highly selective programmes, admitting only 240 students across three premier degrees.
