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Did you just start your university student life? Feeling overwhelmed with information from classes? We have you covered. Recently, the...

Parami University upholds eight core values as a guiding principle to inspire members of its community to cultivate their leadership in...

In July 2023, Parami University officially welcomed our new dean, Dr. Phil Enns, to lead the Department of Academic Affairs, following Dr. Romina de Jong's stepping down to focus on her role as Chair of the Division of General Education at Parami University. Dr. Enns received his Ph.D. in Philosophical Theology in 2006. His specialties are Epistemology, Religion and Democracy, and Philosophy of Language. Before joining Parami University, he taught in Nigeria, Indonesia, and,

The 'Flying Forward: A Sustainable Solution to Nipah Virus Transmission from Bats to Humans in Nipah Belt Region' project was developed...

In late May 2023, the student-led Social Issues Club (SIC) at Parami University and Southeast Asian Movement (SEAM) at Yale University...

ParamiX online courses are back this fall semester with a set of courses under the theme 'Changemakers.' All five courses are about...

At the beginning of summer break, Public Speaking Club organized an impromptu titled Speak with Purpose to help students upscale their...

It has been five months since the Google Career Certificate programs at Parami University opened in December 2022. Parami University...

Time flies by so fast! The Class of 2026 has already started the second semester of their first year at Parami University. The 2023...

Parami's learning hub in Mandalay, Myanmar To make online education available for everyone, basic infrastructure such as internet connectivity and regular electricity is crucial. Students face difficulties studying online from home due to factors such as poor internet connectivity, irregular power supply, and limited family support. To make its online undergraduate programs accessible, Parami University has partnered with the US-based Parami Liberal Arts and Sciences Fund, In

Parami undergraduate students, Class of 2026 Before the end of the fall semester, Parami University organized the first in-person gathering of its inaugural cohort of undergraduate students, the Class of 2026. Students based in Yangon, Myanmar, joined their fellow classmates and student support staff for an outdoor gathering and activity on Saturday, November 19, 2022. Another in-person meeting was also organized for Parami students from the learning hub in Mandalay, Myanmar,

World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) is celebrated from 18 to 24 November every year. The theme of this year's WAAW is 'Preventing...

Many professional and young activists from different parts of the world are playing an essential role in taking more significant action...

Implicit bias and the resulting microaggressions in the form of verbal, nonverbal, or behavior are everywhere, and everyone has...

Parami takes a student-centered approach to learning, representing both a mindset and a culture that incorporates teaching and...

"Why do you get offended for being called Sayar Chin? Aren't you Chin anyway? My friend seemed sincere, yet the question was...

Thant Thaw Tun, Class of 2026 student, ponders the dichotomies of life and death in this beautiful poem. A Question A Question that we...