Talloires Network of Engaged Universities
Parami University is now a member of the Talloires Network of Engaged Universities, a coalition of 44 universities from 25 countries committed to social responsibility, community engagement, international efforts, and tackling global and local issues. Engaged members of the Talloires Network include prestigious institutions such as Harvard University, Bard College, the University of Cape Town, Brown University, Newcastle University, and Western Sydney University.
Bard College
Annandale-on-Hudson, New York
Bard College has been an institutional partner of Parami University since its earlier operations in Myanmar. The two institutions signed an MOU to offer dual Associate and Bachelor’s degrees for students who meet the academic requirements of both universities. The dual-degree programs are approved by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), Bard College’s institutional accreditor. Bard College also maintains dual-degree partnerships with several international institutions.
Global Higher Education Alliance for the 21st Century (GHEA21)
Parami University is a participating institutional member of the Global Higher Education Alliance for the 21st Century (GHEA21), formerly known as the Open Society University Network (OSUN). Founded by Bard College and Central European University, the network currently comprises nearly fifty higher education and research institutions worldwide. Through this membership, Parami University benefits from access to extensive academic resources, including grants and diverse collaborative opportunities.
National Sun Yat-sen University (NSYSU)
Parami University has established a formal academic partnership with National Sun Yat-sen University (NSYSU), Kaohsiung, Taiwan, to strengthen cooperation in education, research, and cultural exchange. Through this partnership, Parami University expands opportunities for joint academic initiatives, research collaboration, and student mobility programs. Building on the successful participation of 14 Parami students in NSYSU’s two-week summer program in August 2025, the collaboration will continue to promote academic innovation, intercultural dialogue, and shared learning between Myanmar and Taiwan.
Community
Partnerships
Parami University is committed to strengthening local education systems and promoting equity in educational opportunities through local partnerships. In addition to offering our own education programs, the University’s staff and faculty dedicate their time and expertise to provide various services directly to community schools to augment their administrative systems, learning resources and education programs.
Free
Access to
Library Resources
We share access to online databases and library resources with partner schools to supplement the education experience of their students and educators.
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Over 9,000 textbooks across 950 topics through the Perlego online library
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Journal articles and databases through the partnership with EIFL (Electronic Information for Libraries), which includes the Journal of Burma Studies, Oxford Journals Collection, Royal Society Journals Collection, and E-Duke Journals Scholarly Collection.
Partnership Opportunities
In addition to the services listed above, Parami University is also open to exploring collaborative opportunities with community organizations. We are committed to working together to develop innovative solutions and programs that address the needs and challenges organizations and youth face at the grassroots level.
Interested organizations are encouraged to contact us to discuss collaborative opportunities.
For general inquiries, please email us at info@parami.edu.mm.
For free library resources, contact the library services at techsupport@parami.edu.mm.
"As Parami University ensures academic excellence for its growing student body, so too our current students and graduates are cultivating cultural, academic, and professional relations across Asia ... and beyond. I am very pleased to facilitate that process.”
Dr. Dan Wessner
Director of University Partnerships and Engagement