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Thailand TICA Scholarships and Training (TIPP Master's, AITC, TCTP)

Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA)

Scholarship overview

The Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA) offers scholarships and training to Ghanaian public sector workers. The Ghana Scholarships Authority announced the 2026/2027 opportunities on 6 March 2026. The Authority says the aim is to support international development cooperation and build advanced skills in strategic sectors of the country.

There are three types of programme. TIPP (Thailand International Postgraduate Programme) offers full Master's degree scholarships. AITC (Annual International Training Courses) are short-term training courses in different development fields. TCTP (Trilateral Short-Term Training Courses) are specialist short courses run under trilateral cooperation.

TICA's TIPP list shows Master's courses at Thai universities, mostly lasting 2 years, with a few lasting 1 year. Themes include agriculture and food security, climate resilience, health and wellness, trade and economy, and inclusive development. Candidates must be nominated by their employing government agency, so this is not an open call for private individuals.

How recipients are selected

  • Your employing government agency must endorse and nominate you.
  • The Ghana Scholarships Authority passes the documents on to the Royal Thai Embassy in Abuja, Nigeria.
  • The notice does not describe the final selection criteria.

Award Information

  • You must be a Ghanaian public sector worker or official working in a field related to the course.
  • You must be nominated by your employing government agency. Only applications endorsed by your agency are considered for nomination.
  • You must be in good physical and mental health.
  • You must meet the entry requirements of the specific course you choose. These are set out on each course page on the TICA website.
  • TIPP: a full Master's degree scholarship at a Thai university.
  • AITC: a short-term training course in a development field.
  • TCTP: a short specialist training course under trilateral cooperation.
  • See the TICA guidelines for each programme.

The Authority notice (published 6 March 2026) gives no single deadline. Each course has its own closing date on the TICA website. For example, the TIPP 2026 course list on TICA's site showed a closing date of 23 February 2026. Check TICA and the Authority for the next intake.

How to apply

  1. Open the TICA links on the Ghana Scholarships Authority notice and choose a course (AITC, TIPP or TCTP).
  2. Download the application forms and the guidelines for your programme from the TICA website.
  3. Complete the application forms in triplicate (3 copies) and attach your academic transcripts and certificates.
  4. Get your employing government agency to endorse the application.
  5. Submit the documents to the Royal Thai Embassy in Abuja, Nigeria, through the Ghana Scholarships Secretariat. You can post them to P. O. Box M75, Accra (Digital Address GA-057-0036) or deliver them by hand to the Authority office at North Ridge.
  6. Submit well before the deadline for your chosen course on the TICA website.

Documents you may need

  • Completed application forms (3 copies)
  • Academic transcripts
  • Academic certificates
  • Endorsement from your employing government agency

Contact

Ghana Scholarships Authority: [email protected], 0302 907 051 / 0302 907 058, North Ridge, Accra (GES Council Building, behind Accra High School). TICA, Bangkok: [email protected].

Official links

Information checked against the official pages on 2026-10-08. Always confirm the current call on the official site before applying.

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