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Pann Ei Thwel, a Parami University alumna, will pursue a master’s degree in Gender and Development Studies at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) in Thailand, fully funded by a DAAD scholarship. Building on her undergraduate experience at Parami, she hopes to deepen her understanding of sustainable development and contribute to Myanmar’s future development.

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.

What happens when a commitment to community service grows into something bigger? For Danny, a Parami Leadership Program (PLP) alumnus from the 3rd Cohort, it became Impact Oasis—a platform he is building to connect social impact organizations, community initiatives, and individuals with opportunities, partnerships, and resources. See the product tour here: https://lnkd.in/eCPcrg8Y.

For Myat Moe Kywe, a member of Parami University’s first graduating cohort, the Class of 2026, an internship during her final semester became a pathway to her first full-time job. After completing her internship at Wedu earlier this year, Myat joined the organization as a Programme and Research Associate, where she works on mentorship programs for women from diverse backgrounds and supports research that informs Wedu’s new programs.

"I would like to be a go-to person for students the way my advisors were for me," she shares. "Someone who helps make sure they stay on track to fulfill their graduation requirements and have a meaningful university experience, just as I did."

“Liberal arts gave me the room to explore a lot of different fields before I found the thing that excites me,” Eaint said.

A few months ago, Naing Min Khant was completing his undergraduate studies at Parami University. In September, he returned to meet current students with a different perspective to share: what happens when the theories, questions, and research skills developed at university become part of your everyday work?

On June 8, 2026, at exactly 2:32 PM, Ei Mon Soe was still seated in a commencement panel discussion at Parami University. She had just finished speaking as a panelist for “Looking Back and Ahead: Seniors’ Journey from Classrooms to Beyond.” It was already a milestone moment—one that captured years of growth, challenges, and transformation.

May La reflected. "Parami trained us really well—not only academically but also socially. More importantly, it taught us how to ask questions, reflect on ourselves and the world around us, and find ways to cope with challenges."

Parami alumnus Thu Riya Tun is now studying at Bard College in upstate New York, majoring in Computer Science, after completing his...