Krabi is a beach and island-hopping province, not a university town, and BAANLYY could not confirm any bachelor's-degree-granting university campus actually sited in Krabi -- a commonly repeated claim of a "Kasetsart University Krabi Campus" does not appear on Kasetsart University's own official campus list. What Krabi does have: two real, established public vocational colleges, plus straightforward access to full universities in neighbouring provinces.
Both institutions below award Thai vocational certificates (ปวช.) and higher vocational certificates (ปวส.) under Thailand's Office of the Vocational Education Commission -- not bachelor's degrees. They serve Krabi's construction, automotive, tourism, hospitality and agricultural workforce.
Families and students who need a full bachelor's-degree university, rather than a vocational college, most commonly look to Phuket (Prince of Songkla University's Phuket campus, or Phuket Rajabhat University), Songkhla/Hat Yai (Prince of Songkla University's main Hat Yai campus, or Hatyai University), or Nakhon Si Thammarat (Walailak University) -- all reachable from Krabi by road within a few hours. BAANLYY has not yet built dedicated entity pages for those campuses under the Krabi hub; see each city's own hub for local university coverage where it exists.
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