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The initiative was designed around three core objectives: to educate and empower participants through shared knowledge and practical discussions; to build local solidarity by bringing together students, neighbors, and elders; and to heal and reclaim hope through collective public action.

Negative thinking, such as 'Why should I do it?' often stops people from doing good.

Can AI truly account for and incorporate such varied contexts? Can it share in human empathy the way we do? These are questions worth asking. By pondering them, we begin to understand how, as humans, we can add real value to AI-generated ideas and concepts and elevate them beyond mere automation into something truly meaningful and inclusive.

Dr. James Batcho, Professor in the Division of Social Science and Humanities, has published an essay titled Signs of Life: A Process Philosophy of Audible Semiotics.

The second workshop was led by Min Thaw, Talent Solutions & Partnership Development Specialist at Crossworks. The session, titled “Career Clarity and Design Your Life,” expanded on the self-reflection framework introduced during the first Crossworks workshop in September.

Parami University’s Career Development Center invited students, alumni, and partners to explore this very question during the fourth session of its Career Talk Series, “A Lifelong Advocate for Gender Equality.” Featuring Rani Pramesti, Executive Director at Wedu, a lifelong advocate for gender equality, who comes from a long line of Chinese Indonesian women advocates, changemakers, and entrepreneurs.

The session introduced students to academic and professional opportunities offered through Bard College’s Graduate Program in Global Studies, along with insights into student life in New York.

Tin Shine Aung, an alumnus of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Program, presented key insights in three main areas: program information, self-management when relocating to diverse foreign countries, and financial management for scholarship recipients.

Sa Phyo, a Chevening Scholar and alumnus of the University of Sussex, began the session by sharing memorable moments from his university life in Brighton. His reflections offered students a vivid glimpse into life at Sussex—a close-knit international community with a relaxed beach atmosphere, cultural exchange events, and strong student support services.

Are you feeling uncertain about your career path and seeking clarity on your future? On September 9, 2025, Parami University, in partnership with Crossworks Myanmar, hosted an engaging Career Clarity Workshop  as part of its Career Development initiatives. Crossworks Myanmar is an organization dedicated to discovering, developing, and deploying Myanmar’s best and brightest talent to work with international companies in remote settings. The session was facilitated by Min Thaw,

In her talk titled “The Unspoken Realities of Professional Life,” May highlighted the importance of qualities that extend beyond technical competencies.

the Parami University Career Development Center (PUCDC) hosted a productive onboarding session with three of our Graduate Advisors.