Medical universities are upgrading their
curriculum to ensure their graduates are capable of performing services
throughout the Asean region.
Starting
in April, the universities have fallen under the supervision of the Education
Ministry. They are granted the power to write their own charters to ensure
independent management.
Professor
Chit Soe, dean of the University of Medicine 2, Yangon, said: "Medical
universities can now focus on their progress, upgrades and the international
recognition of graduates. The universities welcome up to 300 enrolments a year.
We can focus more on quality rather than quantity, to produce better-qualified
doctors in the long-run."
The
universities are planning to upgrade the theory and practice of their studies
to keep pace with the learning and teaching methods throughout Asean. They will
also upgrade post-graduate diploma courses.
After
becoming a member of Asean University Network, Myanmar graduates will have the
opportunity to work in other member states.
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