ဘူမိဗေဒဌာန၏ သမိုင်းကြောင်း

ဘူမိဗေဒဌာနသည် မန္တလေးတက္ကသိုလ်၏ ဌာနခွဲအဖြစ် ၁၉၆၃ ခုနှစ်တွင် စတင်တည်ထောင်ခဲ့သည်။ ၁၉၉၅ ခုနှစ်တွင် စတုတ္တနှစ် ပထဝီဝင် အထူးပြုအတွက် ဘူမိဗေဒမိုင်နာဘာသာရပ်ကို သင်ကြားခဲ့သည်။ မြစ်ကြီးနားဒီဂရီကောလိပ်မှ မြစ်ကြီးနားတက္ကသိုလ်အဖြစ် အဆင့်မြှင့်သည့် ၂၀ဝ၀ ပြည့်နှစ်တွင် ဘူမိဗေဒအထူးပြု ဘာသာရပ် စတင်သင်ကြားခဲ့သည်။

12

      လုပ်ငန်းတာဝန် 

  • ဘူမိဗေဒဌာနသည် မန္တလေးတက္ကသိုလ်၏ ဌာနခွဲအဖြစ် ၁၉၆၃ ခုနှစ်တွင် စတင်တည်ထောင်ခဲ့သည်။
  • ၁၉၉၅ ခုနှစ်တွင် စတုတ္တနှစ် ပထဝီဝင် အထူးပြုအတွက် ဘူမိဗေဒမိုင်နာဘာသာရပ်ကို သင်ကြားခဲ့သည်။
  • မြစ်ကြီးနားဒီဂရီကောလိပ်မှ မြစ်ကြီးနားတက္ကသိုလ်အဖြစ် အဆင့်မြှင့်သည့် ၂၀ဝ၀ ပြည့်နှစ်တွင် ဘူမိဗေဒအထူးပြု ဘာသာရပ် စတင်သင်ကြားခဲ့သည်။

      မျှော်မှန်းချက်

  • မြစ်ကြီးနားတက္ကသိုလ်၊ ဘူမိဗေဒဌာနသည် အရည်အသွေးပြည့်ဝသည့် ကျောင်းသားကျောင်းသူများကို သင်ကြားပေးပြီး ပညာရေးနှင့် သုတေသနနယ်ပယ်တွင် ကောင်းစွာလေ့ကျင့် သင်ကြားကာ အသက်မွေးဝမ်းကြောင်းဆိုင်ရာ ပညာရပ်တွင် ပြည့်စုံသည့် ဘူမိဗေဒဘွဲ့ရများ မွေးထုတ်ပေးရန် ဖြစ်ပါသည်။

ဘူမိဗေဒဌာန သတင်းများ

အားလုံးကြည့်ရန်

အုပ်ချုပ်ရေး

ဒေါက်တာမြင့်ဦး
ဘူမိဗေဒဘာသာ၏ပါမောက္ခ၊ ဌာနမှူး၊
1a

Phone : +95(9) 424378353, +95(9) 799215945

Email : myintoo.geol.111@gmail.com

ပညာအရည်အချင်း
  • B.Sc (Geology), 1984
  • D.A.G (Geology), 1987
  • M.Sc (Geology), 1997
  • Ph.D (Geology), 2012
သင်ကြားရေးအတွေ့အကြုံ
စဉ်အမည်ရာထူးတာဝန်
ဒေါက်တာမြင့်ဦး
ပါမောက္ခ၊ဌာနမှူးဥက္ကဋ္ဌ
ဒေါက်တာမီမီအောင်
ပါမောက္ခဒုဥက္ကဋ္ဌ
ဒေါ်အေးအေးမာကထိကအဖွဲ့ဝင်
ဒေါက်တာအောင်နိုင်သူကထိကအဖွဲ့ဝင်
ဒေါက်တာဒွဲအောင်လထကထိကအဖွဲ့ဝင်
ဒေါ်ခင်မြတ်သန်းနွယ်လထကထိကအဖွဲ့ဝင်
ဦးဝေမင်းဦးလထကထိကအဖွဲ့ဝင်
ဒေါ်သူဇာဌေးလထကထိကအဖွဲ့ဝင်
မောင်ဝင်းမြင့်အောင်စတုတ္ထနှစ်အဖွဲ့ဝင်
၁၀မရတနာဦးပ-နှစ်ဂုဏ်ထူးတန်းအဖွဲ့ဝင်
၁၁မောင်ထိန်ဝင်းအောင်ဒု-နှစ်ဂုဏ်ထူးတန်းအဖွဲ့ဝင်
၁၂မောင်မုန်မိုင်တ-နှစ်ဂုဏ်ထူးတန်းအဖွဲ့ဝင်
၁၃မောင်ဆန်းထူးမဟာသိပ္ပံပထမနှစ်အဖွဲ့ဝင်
၁၄ဒေါက်တာမြမြဝင်းတွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခအတွင်းရေးမှူး
စဉ်အမည်ရာထူးပညာအရည်အချင်း
ဒေါက်တာမြင့်ဦးပါမောက္ခ (ဌာနမှူး)Ph.D (Geology), 2012
M.Sc (Geology), 1997
D.A.G (Geology), 1987
B.Sc (Geology), 1984
ဒေါက်တာမီမီအောင်ပါမောက္ခBsc (Q)(1995), Msc (2003)
MRes (2006), PhD (2012)
ဒေါက်တာမြမြဝင်းတွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခBsc (1997), Msc (2002), PhD (2013)
ဒေါ်အေးအေးမာကထိကBsc (hons)(1995), Msc (1999)
ဒေါ်သန်းသက်မာကထိကBsc (1995), Msc (2006)
ဒေါက်တာအောင်နိုင်သူကထိကBsc (Hons)(2001), Msc (2004), PhD (2014)
ဒေါ်ခင်ဆွေလင်းကထိကBsc (2002), Msc (2006)
ဒေါက်တာဒွဲအောင်လ/ထ ကထိကBsc (Hons) (2005), Msc (2007), PhD (2019)
ဒေါ်ခင်မြတ်သန်းနွယ်လ/ထ ကထိကBsc (2004), Msc (2007)
၁၀ဒေါ်ဝေမာလှိုင်လ/ထ ကထိကBsc (Hons)(2005), Msc (2007)
၁၁ဦးချစ်စမ်းအောင်လ/ထ ကထိကBsc (Hons) (2008), Msc (2012), MRes(2014)
၁၂ဦးဝေမင်းဦးလ/ထ ကထိကBsc (Q)(2006), Msc (2009)
၁၃ဒေါ်သူဇာဌေးလ/ထ ကထိကBsc (Q) (2009), Msc (2013)
၁၄ဒေါ်ပပလှိုင်သရုပ်ပြBsc (Q) (2012), Msc (2015)
၁၅ဦးနော်ထွဲသရုပ်ပြBsc (Hons)(2014), Msc (2016)
Dr. Me Me Aung
Dr. Me Me Aung Professor View Profile
Dr. Mya Mya Win
Dr. Mya Mya Win Associated Professor View Profile
Daw Aye Aye Mar
Daw Aye Aye Mar Lecturer View Profile
Daw Than Thet Mar
Daw Than Thet Mar Lecturer View Profile
Dr. Aung Naing Thu
Dr. Aung Naing Thu Lecturer View Profile
Daw Khin Swe Linn
Daw Khin Swe Linn Lecturer View Profile
Dr. Dwe Aung
Dr. Dwe Aung Assistant Lecturer View Profile
Daw Khin Myat Than Nwe
Daw Khin Myat Than Nwe Assistant Lecturer View Profile
Daw Wai Mar Hlaing
Daw Wai Mar Hlaing Assistant Lecturer View Profile
U Chit San Aung
U Chit San Aung Assistant Lecturer View Profile
U Wai Min Oo
U Wai Min Oo Assistant Lecturer View Profile
Daw Thu Zar Htay
Daw Thu Zar Htay Assistant Lecturer View Profile
Daw Pa Pa Hlaing
Daw Pa Pa Hlaing Demonstrator View Profile
U Naw Htoi
U Naw Htoi Demonstrator View Profile
SR No.NameTitleAbstract
1Daw Khin Myat Than NweGeology Investigation of Naung Si Paw Village Area, Waing Maw TownshipThe study area is situated in the south eastern part of near Naung Si Paw village, Waing- Maw township in Kachin State of the northern Myanmar. The study area is mainly composed of acid volcanic rocks.Rock units in the study area are granodiorite, dacite and rhyolite. In granodiorite unit, myrmekitic texture is also observed in thin section. In dacite unit development of flow structure and occurrence of stratified nature indicates that lava was derived from a wet magma. In the study area, southern part of the rhyolite are possibly Cretaceous – Early Eocene age. Rhyolite rocks in this area are the extreme fraction action product of a basaltic magma. It is believed that the rock is derived from the calc- alkaline rhyolite magma. The youngest rhyolite is well expose.
2Daw Khin Swe LinnA study on rock types along the western bank of the Ayeyarwaddy River From Myitson to MyitkyinaThe study area is situated at the north of Myitkyina. It is bounded by N 25 25 to 25 43 30 and E 97 28 to 97 32. The study area is mainly composed of igneous and sedimentary rocks with minor amount of metamorphic. Igneous rocks of ultrabasic, diabase and basalt. Sedimentary rocks include sandstone, siltstone, conglomerate, shale, limestone, greywacke and chert. Metamorphic rock consists of chlorite schist.
3Me Me Aung, Than Than NuPetrographic Criteria and Petrogenetic Significance of Metasedimentary Rocks of Shwepyi-Letpanhla area,
Singu Township
The Shwepyi-Letpanhla area is situated about 70km north of Mandalay. The main lithology of the study area is metamorphic (metasedimentary and metaigneous) and igneous. The present work deals with the petrography and petrogenesis of metasedimentary rocks.Based on their mineral paragenesis, the metasedimentary rocks of the study area can be grouped into metacarbonates and metapelites. Occurrence of mineral assemblages in metacarbonates and metapelites indicate that the metamorphism of the study area falls within the upper greenschist facies to the amphibolite facies and the metamorphic grade is low to medium.
4Me Me Aung, Than Than Nu, Min AungPetrogenesis of Metacarbonate Rocks Exposed in the
Nyaungwun-Malegyi Area, SinguTownship
The Nyaungwun-Malegyi area is situated about 44 miles north of Mandalay. The rock units exposed in the study area are metamorphic and igneous. The presence of prominent mineral assemblages such as tremolite + calcite, diopside + calcite, diopside + forsterite + quartz in metacarbonate points out the study area falls within the upper limit of the greenschist facies to the lower limit of the granulite facies.In addition, three well-defined isograds; tremolite, diopside and forsterite isograds, are recognized. The temperature for the first occurrence of tremolite in marble represents ~ 500°C and diopside indicates ~ 670°C. Moreover, reaction isograd interpretation indicates that the tremolite + calcite-out isograd marks forsterite-in isograd at pressure below 3kbar explaining the coexistence of diopside and forsterite in the study area. For detectable amount of forsterite higher pressure condition is required. Therefore, it can be concluded that the metamorphic reactions occurred during metamorphism in the study area were polybaric towards high pressure, more probably higher Pco2, in the course of time. The metamorphic sequence of the present area points out explicitly that the original sedimentary sequence was siliceous dolomitic limestone, quartz-rich limestone and pelites. This succession is well correlatable to the Ordovician strata in both northern and southern Shan states. According to the radiometric dating, metamorphic rocks of the study area were metamorphosed during late Eocene to Middle Miocene.
5Me Me Aung, Than Than NuDefining Metamorphic Grade and Zones deduced from Mineral Assemblages of Metacarbonate Rocks exposed at Mandalay Hill, Mandalay TownshipThe Mandalay Hill is situated at the northeastern edge of the Mandalay City. It lies from north to south, its altitude being 236.5 m above the sea level and its height going up to 167.44 m. The rock units exposed in the study area is metamorphic (metabasite, metapsammite, metapelite, metacarbonate and skarn) and igneous rocks.The most abundant metamorphic unit in the area is metacarbonate rocks. The present work deals with the defining metamorphic grade and zones based on the mineral assemblages of metacarbonate rocks. On the basis of the prominent mineral assemblages in metacarbonates, the study area falls within the amphibolite facies for regional metamorphism and pyroxene hornfels facies for the contact metamorphism. Metamorphic grade in the study area is medium. Metacarbonates of the study area are represented by two distinctive mineral zones: diopside/forsterite and diopside + forsterite zones although complete succession and lateral continuation are not noticeable for metabasite, metapsammite and metapelite. The time of metamorphism of the metamorphic rocks in the study area is probably late Eocene to middle Miocene.
6Me Me Aung, Than Than Nu, Min AungPetrogenesis of Igneous Rocks in the Nyaungwun-Malegyi Area, Singu Township, Mandalay Region The Nyaungwun-Malegyi area is situated about 44 miles north of Mandalay. The rock units exposed in the study area are metamorphic and igneous. According to the mineralogy and their mineral chemistry, the igneous rocks such as biotite microgranite, pegmatite and leucogranite possess peraluminous nature and calc-alkaline series.In addition their crystallization temperatures are about 690°C and 650°C respectively. The depth of igneous emplacement of the study area is estimated at mesozone to epizone. According to the mineralogy and their mineral chemistry, the igneous rocks such as biotite microgranite, pegmatite and leucogranite possess peraluminous nature and calc-alkaline series. In addition, it can be considered that S-type or ilmenite series granitic rocks of the study area are interpreted to have been originated from supracrustal source.
7Me Me Aung, Hnin Min Soe, Aung Naing ThuPetrographic data of Igneous Rocks of the Ching Hkrang-Longazup area, Myitkyina Township, Kachin StateThe Ching Hkrang-Longazup area is located about 16 km north of Myitkyina. It covers approximately 128 km². The igneous rocks exposed in the study area posses mafic to ultramafic in composition. Metamorphic rocks (serpentinite, schist and quartzite) and sedimentary rocks (mudstone, siltstone, chert and greywacke) are rarely found in this area.The ultramafic rocks are made of especially peridotite with minor dunite. In thin section, dunite consists almost entirely of olivines with accessory chromite. Peridotite can be subdivided into three types: wehrlite, lherzolite and harzburgite. Harzburgite is the most predominant rock type in the study area. Most of them are partially to completely serpentinized. Microscopically, they consist mainly of olivine, enstatite, diallage and serpentine with accessory picotite and chromite. They show holocrystalline, hypidiomorphic to allotriomorphic granular texture. Mafic igneous rocks comprise olivine gabbro, dolerite and basalt. Under microscope, these rocks composed mainly of plagioclase, pyroxene, olivine and hornblende with minor amount of iron ore, epidote, quartz and serpentine. Olivine gabbro possesses medium to coarse grained, hypidiomorphic granular texture. Basalt is generally holocrystalline texture, with occasional porphyroblastic. Dolerite exhibits doleritic, ophitic and subophitic textures. Field data and microscopic criteria collectively suggest that the rocks and their related structures exposed at the study area represent one of the ophiolite suites in Myanmar. In accordance with the petrographic criteria, several grains of chromites are well observed in thin section of ultramafic rocks and serpentinites. Therefore, further studies should be done for exploration of chromite in ultramafic units.
8Me Me Aung, Than Than Nu, Myat Hnin NgwePetrography of Metacarbonate Rocks exposed in the Pinlegyi-Letpabde Area, Singu Township: Criteria for PetrogenesisThe research area is situated about 80 km north of Mandalay. It is compound mostly by metamorphic ( metapelite, metacarbonate and metaigneous) and associated igneous rocks. The present work deals with the petrography of metacarbonate rocks. Based on the constituent mineral assemblages, metacarbonate rocks can be grouped into seven types, white marble, tremolite marble, spinel marble, phlogopite-diopside marble, diopside marble, forsterite marble and diopside calc-silicate rock.Occurrence of calcite+ graphite +_ philogopite, calcite spinel+_ philogopite, calcite+tremolite+ quartz = epidote, calcite + diopside + philogopite +_ graphite, calcite + diopside + quartz, calcite + diopside + clinozoisite + quartz + plagioclase and calcite + phlogopite + forsterite +_ spinel in marbles and diopside cal-silicate rocks indicate that study area falls within the upper greenschist facies to the amphibolite facies for regional metamorphism and pyroxene hornfels facies fo r contact metamorphism. Besides, metacarbonates of the study area show three distinctive metamorphic zones; tremolite zone, diopside zone and forsterite zone and the metamorphic grade is low to medium.
စဉ်သုတေသနခေါင်းစဉ်သုတေသနဆောင်ရွက်သူ အမည်၊ ရာထူး၊ ဌာန
1Geology And Stratigraphy Of Nanmon-Indawgyi Area, Mohnyin Township, Kachin StateDr. MyintOo
(Professor And Head)
Geology Department,
Myitkyina University
2Outcrop Nature And Types Of Igneous And Metamorphic Rocks Exposed Around The Road Section From Maingna To Sadon Waterfall, Waingmaw Township, Kachin StateDr Me MeAung
(professor)
Geology Department,
Myitkyina University
3Petrography Of Igneous Rocks From The Wuyan Village To Sadon Waterfall, Kachin StateDr Me MeAung
Professor
Geology Department,
Myitkyina University
4Petrology Of Carbonate Rocks Exposed In Myitsone Area, Myitkyina Township, Kachin StateDr MyaMya Win
Associate Professor
Myitkyina University
5Petrology Of Chert Rocks Exposed In Myitkyina Township, Kachin StateDr MyaMya Win
Associate Professor
Myitkyina University
6A Study On Rock Types Along The Western Bank Of Ayeyarwaddy River From Myitsone To MyitkyinaDaw Khin Swe Linn
Lecturer,
Geology Department
Myitkyina University
7Geological Investigation Of Naung Si Paw Area, Waingmaw Township, Kachin StateDaw Khin Myay Than Nwe,
Assistant Lecturer,
Geology Department,
Myitkyina University
စဉ်သုတေသနခေါင်းစဉ်ဂျာနယ်ခုနှစ်သုတေသနဆောင်ရွက်သူ အမည်၊ ရာထူး၊ ဌာန
1Sedimentary facies and depositional
environments of the silurian units exposed in Namtu area,
Northern Shan State
University of Myitkyina
Research Journal,
Vol.8
182-196
2017, DecemberDr. MyintOo
(Professor And Head)
Geology Department,
Myitkyina University
2Petrographic criteria and petrogenetic significance of metasedimentary rocks of Shwepyi-Letpanhla Area, Singu TownshipUniversities Research Journal, Vol.62014, MarchDr Me MeAung
(professor)
Geology Department,
Myitkyina University
3Defining metamorphic grade and zones deduced from mineral assemblages of metacarbonate rocks exposed at Mandalay Hill, Mandalay TownshipMandalay University Research Journal
Vol.5
2014, SeptemberDr Me MeAung
(professor)
Geology Department,
Myitkyina University
4Petrographic data of Igneous rocks of the Chinghkrang-Longazup Area, Myitkyina Township, Kachin StateUniversities Research Journal, Vol.9, N0.52017, AugustDr Me MeAung
(professor)
Geology Department,
Myitkyina University
5Depositional environemnts of the Silurian rocks exposed in the Medaw-Kyundaing Area, Pyin Oo Lwin TownshipsUniversity of Myitkyina
Research Journal,
Vol.7
117-129
2016, DecemberDr MyaMya Win Associate Professor
Myitkyina University
6Mineralogy, Paragenesis and Geochemistry of Telet gold, Mohnyin Township, Kachin StateUniversity of Myitkyina
Research Journal,
Vol.5
2014, JulyDr Aung Naing Thu
Lecturer
Myitkyina University
7General geology of the Tetlet area, Mohnyin Township, Kachin stateProceeding of the conference on 92th Anniversary of university
Vol.1
155-166
2019, AugustU Chit San Aung
Assistant Lecturer
Myitkyina University
စာသင်နှစ်စုစုပေါင်း
ပထမနှစ်၁၄၀
ဒုတိယနှစ်၉၃
တတိယနှစ်၅၇
စတုတ္ထနှစ်၇၀
ပထမနှစ်ဂုဏ်ထူးတန်း
ဒုတိယနှစ်ဂုဏ်ထူးတန်း၁၁
တတိယနှစ်ဂုဏ်ထူးတန်း
မဟာသိပ္ပံပထမနှစ်
မဟာသိပ္ပံဒုတိယနှစ်
Sr.Academic yearNumber
1First year140
2Second year93
3Third year57
4Fouth year70
5First year Honours9
6Second year Honours11
7Third year Honours4
8Msc, First year5
9Msc, Second year4

သင်ရိုးညွှန်းတမ်းများနှင့် အချိန်ဇယား

First Year BSc
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Ma 1001Myanmar322
Eng 1001English322
Geol 1101Principle of Geology I432
Elective (1)*322
Elective (2)*322
Elective (3)Aspects of Myanmar322
Total191312
Total Credits-19Total hours – 25
Foundation Courses
Ma 1001 Myanmar
Eng 1001 English
Core courses
Geol 1101 principles of Geology I
Elective courses (Student may choose any three of the elective courses listed below)
Chem 1001 General chemistry I
Phys 1001General Physics I
Math 1001 Mathematics I
AM1001 Aspects of Myanmar (compulsory Elective)
Elective Courses for other specialilizations
Geol 1001 General Geology I (for Physics, Nuclear Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Industrial chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Geography)
Geol 1002Introduction to Petrology ( for Archaeology)
Read more
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Ma 1002Myanmar322
Eng 1002English 322
Geol1102Principle of Geology II432
Elective (1)*322
Elective (2)*322
Elective (3)Aspects of Myanmar322
Total 191312
Total Credits-19Total hours – 25
Foundation Courses
Ma 1002 Myanmar
Eng 1002English
Core courses
Geol 1102principles of Geology II
Elective courses (Student may choose any three of the elective courses listed below)
Chem 1002General chemistry II
Phys 1002 General Physics II
Math 1003 Mathematics II
AM 1002 Aspects of Myanmar (compulsory Elective )
Elective Courses for other specializations
Geol 1003 General Geology II (for Physics, Nuclear Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Industrial chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Geography)
Geol 1004Vertebrate Paleontology ( for Archaeology)
Read more

Second Year BSc
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Eng 2001English322
Geol 2101Elements of Mineralogy432
Geol 2102Principle of Geology II432
Geol 2103Structure Geology and Tectonics I432
Elective (1)*322
Elective (2)*322
211512
Total Credits-21; Total hours – 27
Foundation Courses
Eng 2001English
Core courses
Geol 2101Elements of Mineralogy
Geol 2102 Structure Geology and Tectonics I
Geol 2013 Field Geology and Surveying
Elective courses (Student may choose any two of the elective courses listed below)
Geol 2104 Environmental Geology I (** Compulsory)
Chem 2001 Chemistry (for Geology)
Math 2001 Mathematics I
Phys 2003 Electric and Magnetic Fields
Elective courses for the other specializations
Geol 2001 Outline Geology of Myanmar I (for Geography and Archaeology)
Read more
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Eng 2002English322
Geol 2105Optical Mineralogy432
Geol 2106Structure Geology and Tectonics II432
Geol 2107Field Training Course (15 days)432
Elective (1)**322
Elective (2)*322
211512
Total Credits-21; Total hours – 27
Foundation Courses
Eng 2002English
Core courses
Geol 2105Optical Mineralogy
Geol 2106 Structure Geology and Tectonics II
Geol 2017 Field Training Course (15 days) (compulsory for all students and to be conducted in the selected field site(s). assessment is to be made in the field by judging field conduct, competency, etc. of students.)
Elective courses (Student may choose any two of the elective courses listed below)
Geol 2108Environmental Geology II (** Compulsory Elective)
Chem 2004 Chemistry II ( for Geology)
Math 2004 Mathematics II
Phys 2004Thermal Physics
Elective courses for the other specializations
Geol 2002 Outline Geology of Myanmar II (for Geography andArchaeology)
Read more

Third Year BSc
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Eng 3001English322
Geol 3101Igneous Petrology I432
Geol 3202Sedimentary Petrology I432
Geol 3103Invertebrate Paleontology I432
Geol 3104Metamorphic Petrology432
Elective*322
Total 221612
Total Credits-22; Total hours – 28
Foundation Courses
Eng 3001English
Core courses
Geol 3101Igneous Petrology I
Geol 3102 Sedimentary Petrology I
Geol 3103 Invertebrate Paleontology I
Geol 3104 Metamorphic Petrology
Elective courses (Student may choose any one of the elective courses listed below)
Geol 3105Principle of Geophysics (** Compulsory Elective)
Geol 3106Marine Geology I
Geol 3107 Geomophology
Elective courses for the other specializations
Geol 3001 Paleontology I (for Anthropology)
Read more
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Eng 3002English322
Geol 3108Igneous Petrology II432
Geol 3209Sedimentary Petrology II432
Geol 3110Invertebrate Paleontology II432
Geol 3111Field Training Course (21 days)432
Elective *322
Total 221612
Total Credits-22; Total hours – 28
Foundation Courses
Eng 3002 English
Core courses
Geol 3108Igneous Petrology II
Geol 3109 Sedimentary Petrology II
Geol 3110 Invertebrate Paleontology II
Geol 3111 Field Training Course (21 days) (compulsory for all students and to be conducted in the selected field site(s). Assessment is to be made in the field by judging field conduct, competency, etc. of students.)
Elective courses (Student may choose any one of the elective courses listed below)
Geol 3112 Principle of Geochemistry
Geol 3113 Marine Geology II
Geol 3114 Advanced surveying
Elective courses for the other specializations
Geol 3002 Paleontology II (for Anthropology)
Read more

Fourth Year BSc
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Eng 4001English322
Geol 4101Stratigraphic Principles and Practice432
Geol 4102Geology of Myanmar I432
Geol 4103Economic Geology432
Geol 4104Photogeology and Remote Sensing432
Elective *322
221612
Total Credits-22; Total hours – 28
Foundation Courses
Eng 4001English
Core courses
Geol 4101Stratigraphic Principles and Practice
Geol 4102 Geology of Myanmar I
Geol 4103 Economic Geology
Geol 4104 Photogeology and Remote Sensing
Elective courses (Student may choose any one of the elective courses listed below)
Geol 4105Applied Geology I (Engineering Geology and Hydrogeolgy)
Geol 4106Historical Geology
Geol 4107Statistical Geology
Read more
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Eng 4002English322
Geol 4108Mineral Deposits of Myanmar432
Geol 4109Geology of Myanmar II432
Geol 4110Exploration Geology432
Geol 4111Field Training Course (21 days)432
Elective*322
Total 221412
Total Credits-22; Total hours – 28
Foundation Courses
Eng 4002 English
Core courses
Geol 4108Mineral Deposits of Myanmar
Geol 4109 Geology of Myanmar II
Geol 4110 Exploration Geology
Geol 4111 Field Training Course (21 days) (compulsory for all students and to be conducted in the selected field site(s). Assessment is to be made in the field by judging field conduct, competency, etc. of students.)
Elective courses (Student may choose any one of the elective courses listed below)
Geol 4105 Applied Geology II (Petroleum Geology)
Geol 4106 Gemmology
Geol 4107 Quaternary Geology
Read more

First Year BSc (Honours)
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturelecture
Eng 3001English322
Geol 3101Igneous Petrology I432
Geol 3202Sedimentary Petrology I432
Geol 3103Invertebrate Paleontology I432
Geol 3104Metamorphic Petrology432
Geol 3104*322
Total 221612
Total Credits-22; Total hours – 28
Foundation Courses
Eng 3001 English
Core courses
Geol 3101Igneous Petrology I
Geol 3102 Sedimentary Petrology I
Geol 3103 Invertebrate Paleontology I
Geol 3104 Metamorphic Petrology
Elective courses (Student may choose any one of the elective courses listed below)
Geol 3105 Principle of Geophysics
Geol 3106 Marine Geology I
Geol 3107 Geomophology
Elective courses for the other specializations
Geol 3001 Paleontology I (for Anthropology)
Read more
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Eng 3002English322
Geol 3208Igneous Petrology II432
Geol 3209Sedimentary Petrology II432
Geol 3210Invertebrate Paleontology II432
Geol 3211Field Training Course (21 days)432
Elective*322
Total221612
Total Credits-22; Total hours – 28
Foundation Courses
Eng 3002 English
Core courses
Geol 3208Igneous Petrology II
Geol 3209 Sedimentary Petrology II
Geol 3210 Invertebrate Paleontology II
Geol 3211 Field Training Course (21 days) (compulsory for all students and to be conducted in the selected field site(s). Assessment is to be made in the field by judging field conduct, competency, etc. of students.)
Elective courses (Student may choose any one of the elective courses listed below)
Geol 3212 Principle of Geochemistry
Geol 3213 Marine Geology II
Geol 3214 Advanced surveying
Elective courses for the other specializations
Geol 3002 Paleontology II (for Anthropology)
Read more

Second Year BSc (Honours)
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Eng 4001English322
Geol 4201Stratigraphic Principles and Practice432
Geol 4202Geology of Myanmar I432
Geol4203Economic Geology432
Geol 4204Photogeology and Remote Sensing432
Elective*322
Total 221612
Total Credits-22; Total hours – 28
Foundation Courses
Eng 4001 English
Core courses
Geol 4201Stratigraphic Principles and Practice
Geol 4202 Geology of Myanmar I
Geol 4203 Economic Geology
Geol 4204 Photogeology and Remote Sensing
Elective courses (Student may choose any one of the elective courses listed below)
Geol 4205 Applied Geology I (Engineering Geology and Hydrogeolgy)
Geol 4206 Historical Geology
Geol 4207 Statistical Geology
Read more
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week
lecturePrac/week
Eng 4002English322
Geol 4208Mineral Deposits of Myanmar432
Geol 4209Geology of Myanmar II432
Geol 4210Exploration Geology432
Geol 4211Field Training Course (21 days)432
Elective*322
Total 221612
Total Credits-22; Total hours – 28
Foundation Courses
Eng 4002 English
Core Courses
Geol 4208 Mineral Deposits of Myanmar
Geol 4209 Geology of Myanmar II
Geol 4210 Exploration Geology
Geol 4211 Field Training Course (21 days) (compulsory for all students and to be conducted in the selected field site(s). Assessment is to be made in the field by judging field conduct, competency, etc. of students.)
Elective courses (Student may choose any one of the elective courses listed below)
Geol 4205 Applied Geology II (Petroleum Geology)
Geol 4206 Gemmology
Geol 4207Quaternary Geology
Read more

Third Year BSc (Honours)
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Geol 5201Optical Crystallography432
Geol 5202Principals of Petrology I432
Geol 5203Remote Sensing432
Geol 5204Regional and Global Tectonics432
Geol 5205Research Methodology I and Project Assignment432
Geol 5206Regional Stratigraphy of Selected Regions432
Total 241812
Total Credits-24; Total hours – 30
Core Courses
Geol 5201 Optical Crystallography
Geol 5202 Principals of Petrology I
Geol 5203 Remote Sensing and GIS
Geol 5204 Regional and Global Tectonics
Geol 5205Research Methodology I and Project Assignment (one assignment. With
Seminar presentation. Assessment is to be based on the submission of
Individual assignment paper and oral presentation.)
Geol 5206Regional Stratigraphy of Selected Regions
Read more
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Geol 5207Vertebrate Paleontology and Micropaleontology432
Geol 5208Principals of Petrology II432
Geol 5209Mining Geology432
Geol 5210Applied Geology III
(Gemmology and Seismology)
432
Geol 5211Research Methodology II and Project Assignment432
Geol 5212Field Training Course (30 days)432
Total 241812
Total Credits-24; Total hours – 30
Core Courses
Geol 5207Vertebrate Paleontology and Micropaleontology
Geol 5208Principals of Petrology II
Geol 5209Mining Geology
Geol 5210Applied Geology III (Gemmology and Seismology)
Geol 5211Research Methodology II and Project Assignment (one assignment. With
Seminar presentation. Assessment is to be based on the submission of
Individual assignment paper and oral presentation.)
Geol 5212Field Training Course (30 days) (Compulsory for all students and to be
Conducted in the selected field site(s). Assignment is to be made in the field
by judging field conduct, competency, etc. of students.)
N.B. Term/Project paper must be submitted by each group not more than 10 students. Group paper presentation must be included.
Read more

MSc Qualifying
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Geol 5201Optical Crystallography432
Geol 5202Principals of Petrology I432
Geol 5203Remote Sensing432
Geol 5204Regional and Global Tectonics432
Geol 5205Research Methodology I and Project Assignment432
Geol 5206Regional Stratigraphy of Selected Regions432
Total 241812
Total Credits-24; Total hours – 30
Core Courses
Geol 5201 Optical Crystallography
Geol 5202 Principals of Petrology I
Geol 5203 Remote Sensing and GIS
Geol 5204 Regional and Global Tectonics
Geol 5205Research Methodology I and Project Assignment (one assignment. With
Seminar presentation. Assessment is to be based on the submission of
individual assignment paper and oral presentation.)
Geol 5206Regional Stratigraphy of Selected Regions
Read more
Module No.Module NameCreditHours/week 
lecturePrac/week
Geol 5207Vertebrate Paleontology and Micropaleontology432
Geol 5208Principals of Petrology II432
Geol 5209Mining Geology432
Geol 5210Applied Geology III
(Gemmology and Seismology)
432
Geol 5211Research Methodology II and Project Assignment432
Geol 5212Field Training Course (30 days)432
Total241812
Total Credits-24; Total hours – 30
Core Courses
Geol 5207Vertebrate Paleontology and Micropaleontology
Geol 5208Principals of Petrology II
Geol 5209Mining Geology
Geol 5210Applied Geology III (Gemmology and Seismology)
Geol 5211Research Methodology II and Project Assignment (one assignment. With
Seminar presentation. Assessment is to be based on the submission of
Individual assignment paper and oral presentation.)
Geol 5212Field Training Course (30 days) (Compulsory for all students and to be
Conducted in the selected field site(s). Assignment is to be made in the field
by judging field conduct, competency, etc. of students.)
Read more

MSc First Year
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit PointsHours per week 
LecturePrac/ Tut
Geol 611RPhotogeology and Remote-sensing442
Geol 612RAdvanced Paleontology442
Geol 613RAdvanced Structural Geology442
Geol 614RAdvanced Igneous and
Metamorphic Petrology I
442
Total16168
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit PointsHours per week 
LecturePrac/ Tut
Geol 621REnvironmental Geology442
Geol 622RGlobal and Regional Tectonics442
Geol 623RSedimentology442
Geol 624RStratigraphic Paleontology/ Selected Topics
442
Total16168

MSc Second Year
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit Points
Geol 631RSeminar I4
Geol 632RSeminar II4
Geol 633RResearch Progress Report4
Geol 634RResearch Outline and Their Presentation4
Total16
Module No.Name of ModuleCredit Points
Geol 641RResearch Outcomes and Seminar8
Geol 642RThesis and Viva Voce8
Total16
This website uses cookies and asks your personal data to enhance your browsing experience.