Organization Of Studies

Organization Of Studies

Admission

At present, the YUDE admits to its first year courses only those students who have passed the matriculation examination. In the very near future qualification for admission will be more lenient and open as steps are now being taken by YUDE to move towards development of Open University. Students who are already studying at conventional universities can transfer to YUDE and continue their studies without disadvantage since the transfer of credit points will be accepted at YUDE.

Academic Programme

YUDE offers 18 Bachelor programmes and 2 online programme for BA(5-years) and Diploma in Law.

Bachelor Programs

Subject Specialization	Duration	Degree
Myanmar	4 years	BA
Creative Writing	4 years	BA
Myanmar Studies	4 years	BA
English	4 years	BA
History	4 years	BA
Geography	4 years	BA
Philosophy	4 years	BA
Psychology	4 years	BA
Law	5 years	BA
Economics	4 years	BA
Business Management	4 years	BA
Public Policy	4 years	BA
Home Economics	4 years	BA
Oriental Studies	4 years	BA
Mathematics	4 years	B.Sc
Physics	4 years	B.Sc
Chemistry	4 years	B.Sc
Botany	4 years	B.Sc
Zoology	4 years	B.Sc
Law (Online)	2 year 5 years 4 Year	LLM LLB BA Law

  

Distance Education System

The YUDE adopts a multimedia approach to instruction whereby the instructional system is carried out as follows:

• Self-instructional print materials in package form of text-books and study-guide books are handed over to the students at the beginning of the academic year.
• As part of the package audio cassettes are also delivered to the students.
• Audio and video programmes are broadcast to facilitate learning. These broadcast lessons are also made available in the form of audio and video cassette tapes.
• For courses in science, arrangements are made to enable students to undertake practicals and attend tutorial sessions at Regional learning centres at week-ends.
• Learning Centre for non-science students are established at selected high schools. Provisions for listening to audio cassette tapes, watching viedo cassette tapes, studying with the help of CD Roms and access to computer network facilities are made available at the Learning Centres. University teachers assigned to the Learning Centres conduct face-to-face classes and attend to the needs of students through counselling.