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St.
John’s University was initially
granted a college status by
the Ministry of University Affairs
on January 5,1989. On March
19, 1996, it was granted a university
status to provide bachelor degree
programs under the supervision
of the Ministry of University
Affairs.
The
University resolves to create
individuals with virtues and
knowledge as clearly illustrated
in the university’s  motto:
“Virtus Sola Nobilitat”, which
means “Only virtues can make
human beings honorable”.
Presently,
there are five Faculties in
St. John’s University: Faculty
of Business Administration,
Faculty of Communication Arts,
Faculty of Liberal Arts, Faculty
of Law, and Faculty of Engineering.
The
University has impressive facilities.
There is a library, which has
more than 45,000 textbooks,
catalogues, references, periodicals,
and CD-ROMs. There are three
computer labs and a students’
Self-Access Center equipped
with more than 100 computers.
There is a clinic for students’
health care and recreation.
There are basketball,
volleyball, badminton courts
and facilities for table tennis.
There is a bookstore where reading
materials and stationary are
available.
St.
John’s University has a very
convenient location-right in
the heart of the city. It is
accessible by all kinds of public
transports – bus, taxi, motor
vehicle, etc, a subway station
(MRT) which is just a walking
distance away and a sky–train
station (BTS) which is only
5 minute taxi ride from Phahonyothin
and Ladprao. There are
countless condominiums and apartment
buildings, shopping malls, wet
markets, convenient stores,
etc. in the immediate surrounds.
English
Program
The
English program is designed
for students who want to prepare
themselves for the field of
marketing in private and public
organizations. The program
provides the ability to generate
creative ideas, manage information
system, and analyze problem
and situations as well as improve
the competency in the use of
foreign language successfully
in the changing environment
of globalization. English
is the medium of instruction
of this program.
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