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Dr. Kyaw Moe Tun, President of Parami University, gave a talk as a panelist at the NYSEAN Conference on Intellectual Freedom in Southeast Asia and the United States, a hybrid event held at New York University, where he talked about authoritarianism and threats to academic freedom.

Dean of Academic Affairs at Parami University participated in the Talloires Engaged Member Roundtable discussion alongside representatives from 26 institutions across 20 countries. The discussion focused on how universities can serve as sanctuaries for displaced people—both symbolically and practically—while fulfilling their research, educational, and civic missions.

Faculty, students, and staff from Parami University presented their papers at the Taiwan Southeast Asian Studies conference in Taichung.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly shaping how young people learn, communicate, and prepare for their futures. From generating ideas to supporting research, AI tools like ChatGPT have become everyday companions for students. Yet, as these technologies bring convenience and creativity, they also pose challenges—from misinformation and bias to ethical dilemmas and overdependence. Following recent global discussions sparked by the misuse of AI, the need for responsible and

Dr. Dale Mineshima-Lowe, a faculty member in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Parami University, presented at “Collaborating with or for Artificial Intelligence?”, an online expert panel organized by The Hague Centre for Digital Governance, Leiden University, in the last week of September 2025. 

Led by our Student Affairs Team, an in-person gathering was held in Yangon this weekend, bringing together faculty, staff, and students from the Classes of 2026, 2027, 2028, and 2029. The meetup featured a variety of exciting games that helped bring community members closer together, with staff and students joining in the fun.