Naypyitaw State Acad­emy will be facilitated with modern teach­ing techniques, curricula and teaching aid, modern laborato­ry accessories and libraries on par with Yangon and Mandalay universities, said Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing at the inaugu­ration of the academy yesterday morning.

 

The Senior General unveiled Naypyitaw State Academy and sprinkled scented water on the plaque.

 

At the inauguration cere­mony on the first floor, faculty members and students of the National University of Arts and Culture and artistes presented a Naypyitaw State Academy song with dances.

 

Naypyitaw State Academy aims to shape Nay Pyi Taw as an education city and to admit the offspring of government staff and of local people from eight townships in Nay Pyi Taw to have learning international level modern subjects.

 

Efforts must be made for building the Leading University for Wisdom to turn out scholars who can bring about applied re­search and enhance the socio­economic development of the State. It is necessary to produce physically and mentally well-versed educated persons.

 

Naypyitaw State Academy is aimed to meet the stand­ards of Yangon and Mandalay universities with arts, science, law, economics, medical, social and sports faculties. The Senior General expressed his satis­faction with gathering highly qualified experts from relevant departments in Nay Pyi Taw to give lectures to the students.

 

In the 2022-2023 academic year, the university will admit students for third-year courses and then open more courses for respective years. In addition, it will conduct master’s courses and doctoral courses so as to turn out highly qualified human resources for the improvement of the State.

 

Naypyitaw State Academy will be facilitated with modern teaching techniques, curricula and teaching aid, modern labo­ratory accessories and libraries on par with Yangon and Manda­lay universities.

 

Naypyitaw State Academy must focus more on the qualifi­cation of students than quantity. In the future, it is necessary to turn out a large number of qualified scholars.

 

The Senior General stressed the need to open a doctoral course in at least one university in regions and states and the government will facili­tate these universities to be able to conduct the doctoral courses.

 

The Senior General urged all to improve Myanmar’s edu­cation standard of universities and schools across the nation as part of opening Naypyitaw State Academy, students to learn higher education at Nay­pyitaw State Academy so as to serve the interests of their local community, regions and the State, continuously turn out the scholars at the academy for the emergence of future leaders and good citizens of the nation and upgrade the academy to meet the international stand­ard.

 

The Senior General and those present visited practical rooms, lecture halls and the library and viewed the scale model of the academy.

 

In accord with the guidance of the Senior General, the pro­ject of the academy was com­menced in Zabuthiri Township of Nay Pyi Taw Council Area this April. To be able to ensure convenient learning, the acade­my was built with lecture halls, an assembly hall, academic and management offices, laborato­ries and a library. As such, the offspring of government staff in Nay Pyi Taw and those from lo­cal people will have the chance to pursue higher studies at the academy. — MNA