In 2018, the Faculty of Law, Thammasat University, restructured and expanded the academic authority and responsibilities of its departments and divisions. This reform transformed their roles from passive to more proactive operations, in accordance with the Announcement of the Faculty of Law, Thammasat University on the Establishment of Law Study Centers.
Under this initiative, departments and divisions were designated as key units for developing legal knowledge—serving as vital mechanisms in advancing academic excellence and community engagement. They also play an important role in supporting the academic development of master’s and doctoral students to ensure quality and high standards.
This approach aligns with international practices, where law centers function as hubs for legal knowledge development. The initiative aims to enhance the Faculty’s academic excellence and promote the practical application of legal knowledge to address social and national issues—one of the core missions of the Faculty of Law and Thammasat University.
Civil Law Centre
The Civil Law Centre is a centre established in the Faculty of Law, Thammasat University to take over from the Department of Civil Law
Center for Public Law
The Public Law Centre is an academic group within the Faculty of Law which is responsible for teaching public law
Commercial and Business Law Centre
The Commercial and Business Law Centre is responsible for selecting and recruiting full-time and guest lecturers to give lectures and pass on their knowledge
Tax Law Centre
The Tax Law Centre’s mission is to be the central point for education about tax law for courses on the undergraduate, master’s and doctoral level programmes
Criminal Law and Criminology Centre
The Criminal Law and Criminology Centre is an academic unit of the Faculty of Law, Thammasat University
Natural Resources and Environmental Law Centre
In 2001, the Faculty of Law, Thammasat University announced a new and improved postgraduate programme
International Law Centre
The International Law Centre plays an important role and mission in three areas
International Trade Law Centre
The International Trade Law Centre is responsible for teaching courses related to international trade law, both related to the relationship between private sector entities (eg buying and selling goods internationally, international transport, and marine insurance)
Legal Sociology, History and Philosophy Centre
The Legal Sociology, History and Philosophy Centre has the mission of organising meetings of the centre’s full-time faculty members to discuss and share ideas for ensuring lectures are ready and up to date. Regarding education
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