St Theresa Inti College is a partnership between two international education institutions in the region, namely, St Theresa Technology of Business Administration School, Thailand and Inti Group of Colleges, Malaysia, who has 10 international campuses in Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Beijing and UK.

The College was established in 2000, under the auspices of the Commission on Higher Education, with a definitive goal to provide international education with a comparable standard to those of US and UK universities and to become an education hub in the Asia-Pacific region that produces high quality graduates whose knowledge, skill and ability meet the demands of multi-national entities. What does press say about us on.. Bangkok Post Newspaper Escapeartist.com Download in PDF format : Bangkok Post Newspaper >>> Escapeartist Dot Com >>>

The main campus is located at Klong 14 on Rangsit-Nakornnayok Road, Ongkarak District, Nakornnayok (about 70 km from Bangkok, 40 km from Donmuang airport) and equipped with modern education facilities in a pleasant surrounding to provide a multi-cultural learning environment.

"St Theresa Inti College, as a joint Thai-Malaysian Institution, should serve as a resolute fountain of knowledge at international height for the Thai youth, Kingdom, and adjoining nations." >>>

St Theresa Inti College offers joint academic programs with several overseas universities. This has enabled us to obtain expertise in implementing curriculum in several specializations and to help acquire a broader spectrum of knowledge through instructor and student exchanges. >>>

Rangsit Campus 1 Moo 6 Rangsit-Nakornnayok Road (Klong 14) Bungsan, Ongkarak, Nakornnayok 26120 Tel. 0 2955 9591-2, 0 3739 5311-6 Fax. 0 3739 5111 >>>

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