PRINCIPLES OF THAI
BuSINESS LAW

A comprehensive course on the essentials of Thai Business Law

Welcome to the Thai Business Law course. This course is designed to provide you with an in-depth understanding of the legal framework governing business activities in Thailand. As an undergraduate core course, it covers essential topics to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of the Thai business environment.

Through our interactive and engaging online platform, you will have access to:

Syllabus: An outline of the course's structure, learning objectives, and key topics.
Resources: A curated collection of supplementary materials, including articles, case studies, and multimedia content, to support your learning journey.
Lectures: Access to downloadable PowerPoint presentations covering each topic, accompanied by video recordings of the lectures.
Textbook: Information on the recommended textbook, as well as guidance on additional reading materials.

Topics

Throughout the course, you will explore various aspects of Thai Business Law, such as:

Business Organizations: Company and Partnership Law video link
Contract Law: Traditional and Emerging Issues video link
Types of Contracts video link
Employment Law video link
IP Law and Disruptive Technologies

You can also check the learning materials and videos from Aj. David Tan here

The course objective is to empower you with the practical knowledge and analytical skills required to excel in your future professional endeavors within the Thai business landscape. We encourage you to make full use of the resources and materials provided on this website and actively participate in class discussions to make the most of your learning experience.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact me. I wish you a successful and enriching journey through the Thai Business Law course.

Instructor: Assoc. Prof. Alessandro Stasi, Ph. D.

Email: alessandro.sta@mahidol.edu

Important Dates for Assessments

Please take note of the following important dates for upcoming assessments:

18 March: Quiz on Intellectual Property (IP) available on Canvas.
20 March: Exam practice session to review key topics.
25 March: Final Exam in Seminar Room 1210, covering all course content from lectures, plus Business Organisations, Specific Contracts, and Intellectual Property from the textbook.
27 March: No class.