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The college and seminary was founded in 1986 by Dr Do Suan Mung. [1] Dr Mung died in 2021 and in 2024, his son David Mung runs the college. [2] The two schools offer bachelor's, and master's degrees related to theology. By 2021, there were over 1500 graduates from the college. [2]
The Association of Christian Universities and Colleges in Asia ... 15 in Japan, 7 in Korea, 1 in Myanmar, 13 in the Philippines, 9 in Taiwan and 4 in Thailand.
Historically, Myanmar Theological College (MTC) has undergone three stages of development. In 1937, it was the Bible School. After one decade, in 1947, the Bible School was promoted to a Theological Training Institution. Again, after four decades, in 1987, the Theological Training Institution was promoted to become the Myanmar Theological College.
Baptist seminaries and theological colleges in Myanmar (2 P) Pages in category "Seminaries and theological colleges in Myanmar" The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.
The year saw offering of the Diploma Course. The name Zomi Theological College was proposed by principal Chum Awi and adopted in 1983. The year started the B Th degree program. The college was affiliated to the Burma now Myanmar Institute of Theology, Insein, from 1983 to 1991. Thus the B Th degree was conferred by the BIT for three times: 1988 ...
Myanmar Union Adventist Seminary is a private Christian college located in Mosokwin Road, Myaungmya, about 137 miles (220 km) west of Yangon, the Yangon International Airport of Myanmar. The 56.00 acre estate and the site of the campus provide a conductive environment to learning and mediation.
Thramu Eh Wah, the vice-president, was made acting-president until March 1988, when she was officially appointed President. The seminary’s name was changed to Myanmar Institute of Theology in 1989, when the country changed its name to Myanmar. Eh Wah retired in 1998. The then vice-principal Anna May Say Pa was elected the principal.