Campus Life, Dorms & Cost of Living

Living at Assumption University is designed to be convenient, comfortable and student-friendly. From on-campus accommodation and dining to sports, study spaces and everyday services, students can settle into life in Thailand with ease.

Living costs vary depending on accommodation, lifestyle and personal spending. As a general guide, students may budget around THB 15,000-30,000 per month for living expenses.

Living at AU – At a Glance

Campus Life

AU’s Suvarnabhumi Campus combines green spaces with modern facilities, giving students an environment where they can study, relax, stay active and connect with the university community.

Dining & Everyday Convenience Restaurants, a food court, cafes, convenience stores and banking services are available on campus.	Study Spaces Students have access to the central library, quiet study areas and learning spaces.
Sports & Recreation Facilities include a gym, swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, and outdoor sports fields.	Student Community Clubs, cultural activities, student events and the Buddy Program help international students connect and feel part of the AU community.

Dorms & Accommodation

Students at Suvarnabhumi Campus can choose university residence halls for convenient access to campus life. Queen of Sheba Residence Hall serves female students, while King Solomon Residence Hall serves male students.

Residence facilities include furnished rooms, high-speed internet, study and common areas, security, reception, an infirmary, room cleaning, technician support and residence hall advisor support.

Estimated On-Campus Dormitory Rates

Room Type	Occupancy	Monthly Rate
Triple	3 students	THB 3,500 / person
Quadruple	4 students	THB 3,500 / person
Standard	2 students	THB 4,000 / person
Balcony	2 students + large balcony	THB 4,500 / person

Rates are provided as a general guide and may change. Students should confirm the latest room rates and availability before making arrangements.

Off-Campus Accommodation

Students who prefer to live independently can choose from nearby apartments and condominiums. Typical rent is approximately THB 6,000-15,000 per month. Options range from basic studios to modern serviced apartments, and many include air conditioning, Wi-Fi and kitchen facilities.

Cost of Living

How much you spend each month will depend on where you live and your lifestyle. The figures below are useful starting points for planning a student budget in Bangkok.

Expense	Estimated Monthly Cost
Housing – off campus	THB 6,000-15,000
Food	THB 5,000-8,000
Transportation	THB 1,000-3,000
Utilities & Internet – off campus	THB 1,500-3,000
Personal expenses/p>	THB 3,000-6,000

Typical monthly budget: THB 15,000-30,000

Everyday Costs

Getting Around

Free campus shuttle buses connect residence halls, academic buildings and key facilities at Suvarnabhumi Campus. Regular AU van services also operate between Hua Mak and Suvarnabhumi campuses.

For travel around Bangkok, students can use the BTS Skytrain, MRT, Airport Rail Link and ride-hailing services. Public transport is widely available and makes it easy to explore the city.

Safe & Supported

AU campuses are monitored by trained security staff, and residence halls use keycard access. Students living in the residence halls also have access to on-campus medical support and a 24-hour nursing service.

Plan Your Student Life in Bangkok

From choosing where to live to planning everyday expenses, a little preparation can make settling into university life easier. Use these estimates as a starting point and adjust your budget to match your own lifestyle.