
Welcome to the Faculty of Nursing at Chiang Mai University! We proudly uphold a legacy of excellence that inspires our students to lead the way in nursing and health equity. Established in 1959, our mission is to develop skilled, compassionate nursing professionals dedicated to improving health outcomes for individuals and communities.
Our graduates make significant contributions across various fields—clinics, hospitals, and community settings—equipped with the expertise to advocate for health equity and influence healthcare policies.
At the Faculty of Nursing, we empower our students to become agents of change. We offer comprehensive degree programs at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels, available in both Thai and English, catering to a diverse student body from over 20 countries. With more than 13,000 alumni, our faculty has produced leaders who excel in clinical practice, education, research, and administration, demonstrating our commitment to fostering innovation in nursing.
Over the past six decades, we have made lasting impacts not only in Chiang Mai but also on a global scale. Our faculty is dedicated to continually enhancing our curricula and providing professional development opportunities, including post-master's and post-doctoral programs, to keep pace with the evolving landscape of healthcare.
Our faculty members are at the forefront of research, shaping nursing practice both nationally and internationally. They share their expertise and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure that the nursing profession's voice is recognized.
At the Faculty of Nursing, we pride ourselves on being a vibrant institution with knowledgeable, dedicated faculty and staff, enriched by our engaged student body. I invite you to learn more about our faculty, our programs, our international partnerships, and our research. For any inquiries, please contact us. Together, we can advance healthier, more equitable communities through nursing education and advocacy.
I look forward to welcoming you to the Faculty of Nursing at Chiang Mai University.
Sincerely,
Suparat Wangsrikhun, PhD, RN
Dean and Assistant Professor
Faculty of Nursing
Chiang Mai University