colonial organized eight for the building of research an
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1907 Plan to open
An Agricultural College in Burma
1918 Organized Eight
Agriculture Regions in Burma
1921 Laid foundation
for the Building of “Burma Agricultural
College and Research Institutes” in Mandalay
1924, Dec. 22 Open the
“Agricultural College and Research Institutes”
in Mandalay 3-Year Course, Awarded “Diploma in Agriculture”
1938, Jun. 16 University College
So-called “Agricultural College” affiliated with the University of
Rangoon, Mandalay. 4-Year Course, Awarded “B.Sc. (Agri.)”
British
Colonial
Period
1964 Departments: (1) Agronomy * (2) Agricultural Botany (3) Agricultural Chemistry (4) Entomology (5) Plant Pathology ** (6) Agricultural Economics * (7) Animal Science * (8) Agricultural Engineering * Taught “Myn, Eng, Maths, Phy subjects” (in 1st & 2nd Yr.) * Formerly: under General Agriculture Department ** Formerly: Mycology Department
1947 Faculty of Agriculture University
of Rangoon, Mandalay (Start Unitary System)
4-Year Course, Awarded “B.Sc. (Agri.)”
1958 Faculty of Agriculture
University of Mandalay 5-Year Course,
Awarded “B.Sc. (Agri.)”
1938 Departments: (1) General Agriculture (2) Botany (3) Chemistry (4) Entomology (5) Mycology (6) Maths and Physics (7) English Practice: Sericulture, Engineer, Photography and Drawing Green color represents Major Department.
1964 Institute of Agriculture
5-Year Course, Awarded “B.Ag.”
1st Yr. intake: 200 students
1967 (1) Agronomy (2) Agricultural Botany (3) Agricultural Chemistry (4) Entomology (5) Plant Pathology (6) Agricultural Economics (7) Animal Science (8) Agricultural Engineering (9) Horticulture *** *** Developed from: Agricultural Botany Dept.
1966 Diploma holders of State
Agricultural Institute (SAI) were accepted to join at 3rd year for
B.Ag. Degree
Independence
Since 1938: Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry
From 1947: Ministry of Education
Subjects taught in 1924 English, Mathematics, Physics, Botany (including Breeding), Chemistry (including Agric. Chem.), Agriculture (including Animal Husbandry), Insects and Diseases, Surveying, and Agricultural Engineering
Compiled by Dr. Aung Kyaw Myint (2016, March)
Ministry of Education 1954 Faculty of Agriculture University of Rangoon
5-Year Course, Awarded “B.Sc. (Agri.)”
& B.Sc. (Sericulture) (only in 54, 55 & 56)
Principal:
J. Chalton (1924 – 1929); H. M. Robertson (1929 – 1931); A. McClean (1938 – 1945);
Rector:
U Than Tun (1964 – 1980)
Principal:
J. Wilson (1945 – 1946)
Dean:
U Hla Ohn (1946 – 1954) U Hla Ohn (1959 – 1964)
U Aung Thein (1954 – 1958)
U Than Tun (1958 – 1959)
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1973-74 Moved to Yezin
1977-78 Started “Master Program”
2-Year Course, Semester System Award: M.Agr.Sc
1979 300 students
per year
Rector:
U Than Tun (1964 – 1980); Dr Kyaw Zin (1980 – 1983); Dr Salai Tun Than (1983 – 1984); U Mya Nyunt (1985 – 1991); U Tin Naing (1992 – 1994); Dr. Kyaw Than (1995 – 2006)
From 1983 to 1992 Department of Forestry was affiliated with IOA
Award “B.Sc. (Forestry)”
1994 Award “B.Agr.Sc.” Degree
instead of “B.Ag.”
1998 Reorganized as
Yezin Agricultural University (YAU)
In Oct. 21, 1993, Moved to: Ministry of Agriculture
1999-2000 Changed to
4-Year Course
2001-2002 Started “Ph.D.
Program”
2011 Changed back to
5-Year Course. 1st yr. intake -increased (between 400 – 600)
2012 Reorganized the
Departments with the names relevant
to their major teaching & research activities
1973-74, Yezin (1) Agronomy (2) Agricultural Botany (3) Agricultural Chemistry (4) Plant Pathology (5) Entomology & Zoology (6) Horticulture (7) Agricultural Economics
(8) Animal Science (9) Agricultural Engineering (10) Myanmar (11) English (12) Mathematics (13) Physics
(1) Agronomy (2) Agricultural Botany (3) Agricultural Chemistry (4) Plant Pathology (5) Entomology & Zoology (6) Horticulture (7) Agricultural Economics (8) Animal Science (9) Agricultural Engineering (10) Myanmar (11) English (12) Mathematics (13) Physics
2012 (1) Agronomy (2) Plant Breeding, Physiology and Ecology (3) Soil and Water Science (4) Plant Pathology (5) Entomology & Zoology (6) Horticulture and Agricultural Biotechnology (7) Agricultural Economics (8) Animal Science (9) Agricultural Engineering (10) Myanmar (11) English (12) Mathematics (13) Physics
2007 Increased
1st Year Student intake
to 400
May 13, 1996 (1) Agronomy (2) Agricultural Botany (3) Agricultural Chemistry (4) Plant Pathology (5) Entomology & Zoology (6) Horticulture* (7) Agricultural Economics* *Upgraded to major departments in 13-5-1996.
(8) Animal Science (9) Agricultural Engineering (10) Myanmar (11) English (12) Mathematics (13) Physics
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation
2006 Opened 7 Out-reach
Campuses (Hlegu, Magway,
Mawlamyaing, Kyaukse, Aungban, Hmawbi & Phyu)
Started “Postgrad. Diploma” (2 years, award PGD)
Rector:
Dr. Kyaw Than (1995 – 2006); Dr. Myint Thaung (2006 – 2011); Dr. Tin Htut (2011 – 2014); Dr. Myo Kywe (2014 – present)
2015 December Opened 9 well-facilitated
laboratories by JICA Grant Aid program to
upgrade research capability of YAU
YAU Convocation was opened at Peasant Day (March 3, 2013) to honor Myanmar peasants.
YAU’s Motto
Developing Nation through Agricultural
Science and Education
Bachelor 10534 PGD 26 M.Phil 6
Master 386 Ph.D 31
Graduates Produced
until 2015-2016 Academic Year
Magway Aungban Kyaukse Phyu Hlegu Hmawbi Mawlamyaing
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