The philosophy of the College of Management Mahidol University (CMMU) reflects the vision of Prince Mahidol who asserted that the purpose of education is to contribute to the social and economic development of the society. Using this vision as our guide, the CMMU seeks to create a learner-centered environment that enables our students to learn how to apply knowledge of best management practices drawn from global and local sources. Our learner-centered approach focuses not only on the application of knowledge in the lives of our students today, but also on the development of students who possess the skills and motivations needed for life-long learning.

The College of Management Mahidol University (CMMU) provides innovative graduate programs in management, at the Master, post-Master, and Ph.D. levels. In addition to education and training in the area of General Management, the College offers Master of Management (M.M.) and Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (C.A.G.S.) programs in key areas critical to Thailand's continuing development: Entrepreneurship Management, Innovation in Management, Marketing Management, New Technology Ventures, Human Resources Management and Financial Management. Our Ph.D. in Management offers the opportunity for capable professionals to refine and extend their expertise in management as well as their ability to create new knowledge. In addition to graduate education, CMMU also engages in corporate training, consulting, research, and in the development of management and management education tools. These programs provide critical links between the College and local, regional and international companies and organizations. They ensure that the knowledge focus of the College remains fresh, relevant and useful to the society we serve. Mahidol University has long been a leader in the "internationalization" of higher education in Thailand. The College of Management is committed to international partnerships as a means of developing knowledge resources for Thai society. To date, the College has developed dual degree programs, student and faculty exchanges, and special academic programs with universities in Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Norway, Portugal, China, Japan, South Korea, United Kingdom, the United States, Ecuador, Australia and New Zealand.