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Launched in May 2025 as a work-study program by the student affairs team, the Off the Syllabus podcast gives students a space to explore ideas, experiences, and conversations outside the formal coursework. Since its launch, the podcast has produced 24 episodes, with 2 episodes a month.

Parami University celebrated World Teachers’ Day with an online gathering that brought together students, faculty, academic advisors, and staff. Through personal stories, a student panel, and messages on a shared appreciation board, the community reflected on what it means to teach, learn, and support one another.

What does it mean to feel that you belong somewhere? For three Parami students, the answer began with Ibasho, a place where people feel they belong, a Japanese concept they encountered during the Dwight Clark Cross-Cultural Program in Japan.

What happens when an education in philosophy, politics, and economics meets the world of FinTech? For Kaung Myat Phyo (Kelvin), a Parami alumnus, studying PPE has shaped how he approaches problems in his early career at ThitsaWorks.

Ko Danny did not begin his career knowing that he would one day become a founder. His path took him through business studies, the private sector, Parami’s Leadership Program, and seven years at Phandeeyar before he began building Impact Oasis, a platform connecting impact organizations, communities, and individuals with opportunities and resources.