• Libraries

Salaya Campus is the hub of the Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center (MULKC), which contains an extensive collection of over 1,100,000 books, theses, research reports and bound journals, 1,051 printed journals, 39,000 electronic journals, 71,000 electronic books, as well as 20,000 Thai and English-language audio-visual materials. The Central Library has hundreds of computer terminals and multi-media viewing library equipment. It also offers a full range and specialized services including online reference services, multi-database searching and document delivery services.

There are 25 branch libraries in the Library Automation system. These are located in various academic departments on each campus, but are all connected to the Central Library by the computer database MULINET. The branch libraries maintain extensive book, journal and textbook collections in their respective fields of study and offer a full range of services, including electronic database searching and inter-library loans. Some Faculties and Institutes maintain their own libraries. These include the largest collection of medical and public health books and periodicals in Thailand.

• Laboratories

At Mahidol University, green spaces and various academic and research facilities are situated on each of our respective campuses. A wide variety of modern instruments and supporting personnel help create a dynamic and scientific atmosphere. To develop an atmosphere that encourages cooperation and research achievements, several centers of excellence for multi-disciplinary research have been established, including protein structure and function, and vectorborne diseases. Capacity building units have also been established, in order to train staff in novel fields of research such as Bioinformatics, Nanotechnology, and Nanoscience.

• Computing Facilities

Computing services and communication infrastructure for academic, research and administrative purposes are provided by the Division of Information Technology (MUIT). Campus Network maintained by MUIT, connects all six campuses and accommodates at least 500 local area networks and interconnects with more than 350 servers and 10,000 PCs.

• Sport Facilities

Mahidol University offers a wide range of modern and well-equipped sport facilities for both indoor and outdoor sports at all campuses, including swimming pools, basketball and tennis courts and indoor gymnasiums. At Salaya Campus in particular, the College of Sport Science and Technology has 5 swimming pools (one Olympic-sized) and a fitness center with weight training equipment, sauna and aerobics available for use. Additional sport facilities include tennis courts, petanque courts, soccer fields and large indoor stadiums for basketball, volleyball and other indoor sports. Students are encouraged to take part in both competitive sports and physical exercise.

• MU Learning Center

The Mahidol University Learning Center reaffirms Mahidol University’s long-standing commitment to the development of graduates who are committed to work for the benefit of mankind. To attain this goal, the university has taken a new approach to learning which aims to develop its students’ ability to think critically, communicate clearly and to work collaboratively. The MU Learning Center is a part of this initiative. Adjacent to the Chaofa Gardens, the building has a total floor space of 36,300 m2 and also acts as a center for service facilities for students, staff and visitors.

• Auditorium

Mahidol University’s auditorium, also known as the Prince Mahidol Hall is a five-story structure providing an additional two stories of underground parking while offering a total floor-space of 31,400 m2. The building can facilitate a wide-range of national and international events such as ceremonies, academic conferences and exhibitions and contains a main stage and orchestra pit, separate VIP sections for royalty and exhibition, rehearsal and performance rooms.

The Prince Mahidol Hall’s architecture is inspired by the physical structure of humans and plants, particularly that of the symbolic plant of Mahidol University Kanphai Mahidol (Afgekiamahidoliae B. L. Burtt & Chermsir), which was named to commemorate the late Princess Mother, Somdej Phra Sri Nakarindra Boromarajjonnani (then Princess Srisangwan Mahidol). It also acknowledges Mahidol University’s background in medicine.

• Healthcare Excellence

Due to its origins and expertise in medicine, it is no surprise that Mahidol University is a leading provider of health care services in Thailand. In fact, Mahidol University is one of a few universities in the world with two Faculties of Medicine which produce around 1,000 doctors annually. Five hospitals serve as centers for specialist medical and dental trainings and patient care; providing medical and dental treatments to the quaternary care level and offering about 4,000 beds serving around 4.5 million outpatients and more than 120,000 in-patients annually. Staff and students also benefit from this wealth of expertise.

• Dormitory

Baan Mahidol https://mahidol.ac.th/new-current-student/student-dormitory/

• Shuttle Bus

• Tram