Keskamol Pleansamai

Keskamol Pleansamai (; born 11 October 1979) is a Thai businesswoman and politician, currently serving as a Member of the Senate of Thailand since 2024.

Education and career Keskamol claims to hold a PhD in resources management and development from Maejo University and a PhD in business administration from California University Foreign Credentials Evaluation (FCE). California University FCE does not issue degrees, but issues certificates based on applicant's education and career experience.

She has been verified to hold a medical degree from Rangsit University.

She is the owner of four beauty companies in Thailand: Keskamol Clinic Intergroup, Keskamol Dental Clinic, Inter Derma Laboratory and Medical Pharma. Her proposal was criticized by Nanthasit Nitmetha, president of the Society of Online News Providers (SONP), who argued that regulating influences would restrict freedom of speech. She is currently facing a probe by the Election Commission to determine the authenticity of her PhD from California University FCE, which is not an accredited university in the United States or Thailand. Thailand's Office of the Civil Service Commission and the United States only recognizes the University of California and California State University.

On 22 July 2025, the Election Commission ruled against Keskamol for using false academic titles during her campaign. The Commission later submitted their petition to the Supreme Court.