Doctor of Philosophy Program in Mechanical Engineering

Prince of Songkla University (PSU), Thailand | Curriculum Revision 2025 (B.E. 2568) | International / Bilingual Track


1. Program Name

Doctor of Philosophy Program in Mechanical Engineering (International / Bilingual Track)

Prince of Songkla University, Hat Yai, Songkhla, Thailand


2. Degree Awarded

Full Title Doctor of Philosophy (Mechanical Engineering)
Abbreviation Ph.D. (Mechanical Engineering)

3. About the Department

Established in 1992, the Department of Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering at Prince of Songkla University (PSU) represents over 33 years of leadership in engineering education and research in Southeast Asia. The department operates as a strategic research hub, bridging the gap between regional industrial requirements and global technological advancements.

Research Strengths: Solving National Problems, Leading Global Trends

The research ecosystem is designed as a "Double-Impact" platform, focusing on creating high-impact innovations and new knowledge.

Pioneering Carbon Neutrality (Renewable Energy & Environment)

Internationally recognized for research in Aerosol Science and PM2.5 monitoring, as well as groundbreaking work in Biofuel and Biomass conversion. Innovations such as "Hydrodynamic Cavitation" and "Microwave-assisted Distillation" have redefined sustainable energy approaches from tropical resources, driving the global transition toward renewable energy.

Advanced Combustion & Burner Technology

Dedicated to energy security and efficiency, specializing in the optimization of Combustion Processes and the development of high-efficiency Burner Systems. Research aims to maximize thermal output while significantly reducing industrial emissions and fuel consumption in boilers and furnaces.

Rubber Engineering & Material Innovation

Leading in Natural Rubber (Para Rubber) Engineering, focusing on high-performance rubber blends, smart polymer composites, and vibration-damping technologies for global automotive and industrial applications.