Study Locally, Graduate Globally
International Engineering Programs at SWU, Your gateway to a global engineering career
The International Engineering Programs at the Faculty of Engineering, Srinakharinwirot University aim to develop globally competent engineers with strong technical foundations, ethical responsibility, and the ability to innovate in an increasingly complex technological world. Through international collaboration, English-medium education, and industry-relevant learning experiences, the programs prepare graduates to contribute to the resilience, security, and sustainability of critical infrastructure systems.
Prepare for the future of energy through an integrated petroleum and renewable engineering curriculum, combining subsurface engineering, sustainability, and real-world industry applications. Students can pursue a 2+2 dual degree pathway with global exposure in advanced geoenergy and geostorage engineering.
Our Cyber Security Engineering program equips students with the necessary skills to protect individuals, organizations and society from evolving cyber threats. The curriculum is designed around a professional body of knowledge with a focus on achieving professional certifications
"Learning cybersecurity can be incredibly demanding but here makes it approachable. With a great environment and instructors were it safe to make mistakes and learn from those mistakes. This is, without a doubt, the ideal path to start your cybersecurity journey."
Cyber Security Engineer, Ken Corporation.
"Petroleum engineering taught me more than equations and drilling mechanics — it taught me how to think under pressure, both in the classroom and on the rig. SWU gave me a solid foundation that I carry into every job, from reading well logs to solving real problems in the field. The curriculum at SWU didn't just prepare me academically — it built my technical confidence, problem-solving mindset, and work readiness that made the transition from student to field engineer feel natural from day one. "
Assistant Field Engineer
"SWU's Petroleum Engineering program gave me a solid foundation in reservoir fluid behaviour, wellbore pressure transient analysis, and surface process design. That technical depth paid off immediately on the job - from calculating choke bean sizing and monitoring separator operating pressure, to understanding the full well testing sequence on an Expro surface testing spread. The gap between theory and field reality was much smaller than I expected."
"SWU's Petroleum Engineering program helped bridge the gap between classroom theory and field reality. The knowledge I gained in drilling, well construction, and petroleum engineering became directly useful in Tubular Running Services, especially in understanding the purpose of casing and tubing strings, supporting safe connection make-up, and contributing to efficient tubular running operations at the wellsite."
Assistant Field Engineer - Tubular Running Services
Join our international community and start your journey to becoming a global engineer.