Introducing the academic buildings and classrooms of Mae Fah Luang University.

It is a curved, C-shaped building surrounding a star-shaped plaza in front.

Access to the building is possible from both the north and south sides.

The main entrance for C1 is on the first floor, in the center of the building.

It is a large hall connecting to the main staircase and corridors leading to classrooms on each floor.

There are a total of 23 classrooms.

One of the academic buildings is a twin-building design connected by a central hall, located next to building C1.

It is conveniently connected by a walkway.

Access to the building is possible from the hall of building C1 or from the parking area of ​​building C2. Another walkway connects to C3, making movement between buildings easy.

There are a total of 24 classrooms.

The twin buildings with sloping roofs are situated parallel to each other along the road, next to Buildings C1 and C2, accessible via a connecting walkway.

The main entrance to C3 is at the front of the building.

Access to the building is possible via the connecting walkway between Buildings C1 and C2, or from the parking area of ​​Building C3.

There are a total of 4 classrooms.

The Pol. Gen. Pao Sarasin Building, or Building C5 (Multipurpose Classroom),

is one of the main classroom buildings and features large rooms capable of accommodating events with up to 1100 participants.

A medium-sized cafeteria is located on the second floor.

Access to the building is via the connecting walkway behind Building C3 or from the parking area of ​​Building C5.

There are a total of 22 classrooms.

The General Sampao Chusri Building, or Multipurpose Building (E4), is shaped like the number 4 and has a convenient walkway connecting E4B and E4A.

It has space for outdoor activities and parking for over 500 vehicles.

The building is located on the main road of Mae Fah Luang University, with on-site parking available.

There are a total of 18 classrooms.

Located in the M-Square building complex, the first building on the left when entering Mae Fah Luang University, in the E-park zone.

It houses modern laboratories and lecture halls.

Access to the building is from the parking area within the M-Square complex.

There are a total of 5 classrooms.

The first building in the Science and Technology Laboratory Zone:

It's a twin building, connected by a walkway.

The main entrance to building S1 is at the front. Access is available via the walkway connecting building C1 or from the parking area of ​​building S1.

Upon entering, students will find hallways leading to various computer laboratories.

These are the spaces used for basic computer courses and various information technology practicals.

The building, shaped like a "more than" sign, is located inside the laboratory zone, connected to the central hall of building C1 by a convenient walkway.

The main entrance to S2 is on the street-facing side. Access to the building is available from the hall of building C1 or the parking area of ​​building S2.

The building houses science laboratories, tissue culture labs, and standard experimental facilities.

There are a total of 3 classrooms.

The building, shaped like a "more than" sign, is located next to building S2, conveniently connected by a walkway.

The main entrance to S3 is on the front side, connecting to the internal road of Zone S. Access to the building is also possible via the walkway connecting to building S2 or the parking area of ​​building S3.

The building houses a variety of science laboratories,

such as those for fundamental engineering, physics, chemistry, post-harvest technology, cosmetic science, biology, and biotechnology.

There are a total of 24 classrooms.

The building, shaped like a "more than" sign, is located next to building S3, conveniently connected by a walkway.

The main entrance to S4 is downstairs near the walkway connecting the S zone buildings.

Inside is a practical learning space for food technology.

There are a total of 6 classrooms.

The building is a four-story multipurpose classroom building located at the very back of Zone S.

Access is available from the parking area of ​​Building S7 or the shortcut from Dormitory F1.

There are a total of 16 classrooms.

The L-shaped building is located next to Building S7A.

Access to the building is available from the S7 parking area or via the walkway from Building S7A.

Inside, there are classroom spaces, multimedia laboratories, advanced research labs and facilities, specialized biochemistry laboratories,

and areas for various academic research fields.