Studying abroad can provide students with unique opportunities to gain global experience and develop a more nuanced understanding of different cultures and societies. An invaluable skill in today's globalized world, where international business, communication, and cultural exchange are increasingly vital. Thailand is an emerging economic power in Southeast Asia, and a core member of ASEAN, with a rapidly growing economy, multicultural urban environments and a strategic location that makes it an important hub for understanding Southeast Asia. 

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Culturally, Thailand had much to offer student of Global Studies, Business, Humanities and other disciplines. It is a culturally rich and geographically country, with a unique heritage and history spanning housands of years. From ancient Buddhist temples and traditional music and dance, to modern art and cuisine, Thailand offers a wealth of cultural experiences that students will engage in . In Edu-Odyssey program, students get engaged in the host nation with educational excursions and hands-on activties. In these accredited courses, students go beyond the classroom. 

One of the most distinctive features of Thai culture is its blend of traditional and modern influences. While Thailand has modernized rapidly in recent years, with bustling cities and a growing economy, the country has also preserved many of its traditional customs and practices. From elaborate festivals and ceremonies to ancient traditions in crafts and textiles, Thailand offers a rich tapestry of cultural experiences that are deeply rooted in its history and heritage.

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Studying Thai culture can also provide students with valuable insights into the history and traditions of Southeast Asia, a region with a rich and complex history of cultural exchange and interaction. As one of the largest and most influential countries in the region, Thailand has played a significant role in shaping the culture and history of Southeast Asia, making it an important case study for students interested in studying the region.​

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Throughout the program, the historic importance of each city will be woven into the coursework, showcasing how Thailand's unique history has shaped its course. By exploring these themes through the lens of Thai culture and leadership practices, participants will gain a deeper appreciation of the role that history plays in shaping leadership styles and approaches. This academic focus on history and culture is designed to equip participants with the tools and knowledge they need to be effective global leaders in today's rapidly changing world.

The study program, held over two weeks in late December and early January, is focused on exploring the rich history and cultural heritage of Thailand, with a leadership aspect that aims to extend the lessons of travel into workable skills. Participants will have the opportunity to visit three distinct cities in Thailand: Bangkok, Ayuttaya, and Chiang Mai, each with a unique historic and cultural significance. Students will engage with the ecological, social, political, historic and creative aspects of the nation.