The Department of Tropical Hygiene, established in 1960 under the Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University, offers graduate programs and short courses in epidemiology, biostatistics, and skin disease control. Home to Southeast Asia’s first postgraduate Diploma in Tropical Infectious Diseases (DTID), we prepare leaders to tackle global health and pandemic threats.
Expert advice on epidemiology, biostatistics, GIS and study design for researchers and health professionals.
Intensive short courses and professional training programs designed for real-world impact.
Graduate programs (MSc & PhD) and academic instruction in tropical hygiene and health informatics.
The Department of Tropical Hygiene welcomed students from the Tropical Medicine (TM) Program for a visit to learn more about the department, its faculty members, research, and various projects. During
BHI students gathered at JK Commons on 15 August 2026 for Pro-Tips, a lunchtime meet-up, and a VR & Avatar Station.






Explore our flagship graduate programs — BHI and BSTM — and start your journey in tropical health.
Fully-equipped wet lab for molecular and field-based tropical disease research.
The biostatistics training completely changed how I analyze field data. I now lead my own research projects with confidence.
The BHI program gave me real-world informatics skills. Within months I was building health data dashboards for my hospital.
Mentorship here is exceptional. The faculty pushed me to present at an international conference in my first year.