Undergraduate students registered for the Special Problem course (01003498) in the Department of Agronomy follow these steps.
1. Choose a topic and advisors (by the second semester of year 2)
- Choose a topic that applies agronomic knowledge and professional skills, connects with other disciplines, and responds to global change in a way that fits the Thai context.
- Contact a special-problem mentor and submit the Special Problem Intention Form to the department office for the academic affairs team.
- The department appoints a main advisor and a co-advisor and announces the appointments.
- Discuss the topic and work plan with your main advisor and co-advisor.
2. Agree the study plan (by the first semester of year 3)
- The student, main advisor and co-advisor agree and sign the Special Problem study agreement (Form PP.01).
- Submit Form PP.01 to the department office; the course coordinator checks it and forwards it to the Head of Department for approval.
- To change the agreement, submit Form PP.02 to the course coordinator.
3. Carry out the special problem (by the second semester of year 4, or the semester in which you register)
To pass the course you must 1) submit the special problem report and 2) present it at the seminar.
Download forms
- Special Problem procedure and forms (PDF, Thai) — includes Forms PP.01 and PP.02, the intention form and the report template.
The archive of previous Special Problems is available on Google Drive.