Founding member and first Prime Minister of Israel.
Awarded an honorary degree from Rangoon University.
Diamond Jubilee
RU Diamond Jubilee 1995
The RU Diamond Jubilee was celebrated in 1995.
Dr. Soe Win (IFL), Daw May Saw Lwin (Chemistry), Ko Aung Mon (YIT) and Ko Nyi Thet Lwin (IM1) were staying in the Main Campus, but affiliated with four different Universities and institutes
First Day Cover and Stamps
First Day Cover (RU Diamond Jubilee)50 Pyas Stamp (RU Diamond Jubilee)Two Kyats Stamp (RU Diamond Jubilee)
RIT is known for its cartoonists in general and “Cartoon Box” in particular.
Ko Myint Pe (M72) co-founded “Cartoon Box”. The Patrons were Saya U Khin Maung Phone Ko (C64, “Phone Ko”, Vietnam Cartoons) and Saya U Aung Myint (Pet69, “Kyant Ba Hone”, GBNF).
Khin Maung Phone KoAung Myint
Aw Pi Kyeh (“Mann Bei”) served as Secretary of RIT Cartoonists Association and later as President of Myanmar Cartoonists Association.
The cartoonists compiled a special issue of “Selected RIT Cartoons” for SPZP-2012. They also published Cartoon Brochures for Shwe YaDu in 2014 and SPP-2016.
Chancellor
The Rangoon University Act of 1920 stated that roles of the Chancellor, Pro-Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor and Pro Vice-Chancellor.
The Prime Minister of the Union of Burma is also the Chancellor of Rangoon University.
The road leading to the RU Convocation Hall is called the Chancellor Road.
College, Council (RU Act of 1920)Chancellor (RU Act of 1920)
Prime Minister U Nu gave the Chancellor’s speech at the Convocation of Rangoon University in November / December 1961.
Chancellor Speech (1961)
For a period (especially citing Insecurity), the gates to the Chancellor Road were closed or closely guarded.
The Yar Pyae Ak Kyo (Pre-RU Centennial) began in December, 2019.
Some of the RU Centennial events for took place at the Convocation Hall, Recreation Center and the Universities’ Central Library.
Due to Covid-19 pandemic, there were often restrictions. Some events were recorded in the Campus, and broadcast later via Myanmar Ah Than.
Chancellor Road
Coup
Coup d’etat by the 17-man Revolutionary Council took place on March 2, 1962.
Commodore Than Pe (President of RUBC) was appointed Minister of Health and Education. He passed away shortly afterwards.
Colonel Hla Han succeeded Commodore Than Pe as Minister of Health and Education. He became Chair of the Rangoon University Council.
Col. Hla Han
Chou En Lai
The Chinese Prime Minister visited Burma and took part in the ThingyanFestival.
Chou En Lai
Convocation
The Convocation is mostly held at the Convocation Hall.
Exceptions include the ad hoc Convocation ceremonies at Kyaikkasan and Aung San Stadium.
Some graduates had to wait a few years to attend their Convocation.
Convocation HallConvocation 196363 – 64 – 65 at KyaikkasanConvocation 1977
Collegian
He was known as “Pa Pu”, “Nay Dun” and “Nay Win (B.A.)”.
Joined the Navy before attending RU.
Represented RU and Burma in Soccer.
U Chin Sein auditioned him for the leading role of Collegian (movie based on Zawana’s novel). He became known as “Collegian Nay Win”.
Collegian Nay Win
Cross Lake
Swimmers participate in the Cross Lake event held in the Inya Lakes.
The 2000 yard course runs from Dubern Beach to RUBC (Rangoon University Boat Club).
Nyunt Nyunt Tin posted a photo of her Gold Medal.
From RIT, the winners included Htay Aung (M69, Burma Selected for Water Polo)
The First Rangoon University Students’ Strike took place on December 5, 1920 to protest the limitations of the Rangoon University Act of 1920.
The movement led to the establishment of Amyotha Kyaung (National School) and Amyotha Kaw Leik (National College).
The Burmese date — 10th Waning Day of Tazaung Mon Month in Burmese Era 1282 — is used for the Celebration of Ah Myo Tha Aung Pwe Nay.
There is a difference of 638 years in the Gregorian and Burmese Calendars. Note that the Gregorian New Year falls on January 1, while the Burmese New Year falls around April 17. A correction is needed for the period January 1 to April 17.
To convert from AD to BE, subtract 638. e.g. 1920 – 638 = 1282
To convert from BE to AD, add 638. e.g. 1282 + 638 = 1920
A commemorative stamp for the Golden Jubilee of Amyotha Aung Pwe Nay is shown below.
Ah Myo Tha Nay Golden Jubilee Stamp
Aung San
He was born on February 13, 1915.
His Zartar name (per his natal horoscope) was Htain Lin.
His formal name is Aung San (which rhymes with Aung Than : name of his elder brother).
Bogyoke Aung San led a Burmese delegation to London in 1947. He signed the Aung San – Atlee Agreement (Sar Choke).
He was assassinated on July 19, 1947 along with Ministers (Thakin Mya, Deedok U Ba Cho, Mahn Ba Khaing, Mongpawn Sawbwa Sao San Htun, U Ba Win U Razak), ICS U Ohn Maung and Yebaw Ko Dway.
Centennial Celebrations were held in 2015. I wrote “A-U-N-G S-A-N” for the Centennial Celebration held in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Bogyoke Aung San in London, 1947
Australia in 2016
In 2016, I visited Sydney, Australia to attend three gatherings : RIT Alumni, UCC Alumni, De La Salle Schools Alumni (mostly Paulians)
The Annual Dinner of Myanmar Engineers (mostly RIT alumni) was organized by Saya U Hla Myint (M65), Saya U Myo Win (M65) and the Executive Committee and members of MEAA (U “Henry” Thet Tun, U Sein Win and U Wint Khin Zaw). The attendees included Sayagyi D. Freddie Ba Hli (National Advisor for the Ministry of Planning, former DG of UBARI, GBNF). Sayas and sayamas who could not attend include U Thit (Metallurgy), U Maung Maung Win (M61) and Daw Yin Yin Mya (English). The spouses of several alumni are medical doctors.
Gathering in Australia (2016)
Saya U Aung Zaw (UCC, CSO, ABAC, GBNF) and Ma Kyawt hosted a UCC Pu Zaw Pwe for Sayagyi Dr. Chit Swe (Founder of UCC, Pioneer of Computer Education and Application in Burma, GBNF) and Sayagyi Dr. Freddie Ba Hli (Board Member of UCC Project, GBNF).
Saya Dr. Thann Naing (Bonnie Kywe, SPHS 66, Geology 70) hosted a lunch gathering in the Olympic Park for the alumni of De La Salle Schools (e.g. St. Paul’s, St. Peter’s, St. Albert’s) in Burma. Attendees included Dr. Thane Oke Kyaw Myint (SPHS6) who flew in from Brisbane, Ko Myo Lwin (Stanley Saw, SPHS65, M71, New Zealand). The entertainer was U Pantra (Moe Ma Ka Sydney, Pattla expert).
All Mechanical Gatherings
The first gathering was held in 2016. The Master of Ceremonies were U Hla Win and Daw Mar Mar Yee.
Annual gatherings were held in subsequent years.
The following is the invitation for the gathering in 2018 held at Dolphin Restaurant.
All Mech Gathering Invitation 2018
The Gathering for 2019 was moved to a restaurant in Pyithu Yin Pyin near Shwe Dagon Pagoda. Attendees paid respect to Thet Kyee Sayas and Engineers (80+ years young).
Allen Htay (C58, GBNF)
He joined the Civil Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering in 1958 as an Assistant Lecturer.
Masters from Harvard University
Upon return to Burma, he was promoted to Lecturer.
Also studied in Netherlands.
Worked for UN project in Bangladesh.
Moved to USA.
Leader of the San Francisco Bay Area Alumni Group and President of RIT Alumni International.
Core organizer for SPZP-2000 (First RIT Grand Reunion and Saya Pu Zaw Pwe) in San Francisco, California in October 2000.
His article “Brother, can you spare US $500?” led to five Golden Sponsors and many donors — large and small.
He retired twice, but came out of retirement because his former students offered him jobs. He passed away while working for CalTrans (California Transportation).
In his memory, his spouse Daw Mu Mu Kin donated Saya’s books to YTU Library. She also provided financial aid to eligible YTU students.
Saya Allen Htay
Aung Moung (M73, GBNF)
U Ba Than (former Professor of Mechanical Engineering) suffered a great loss when Ko Aung Moung passed away.
Ko Aung Moung was a core volunteer for SPZPs, HMEE project, and several RIT-related activities.
He also volunteered for several monasteries. Many monks offered to come by themselves to the Final Journey at Yay Way.
Aung Moung
Aw Pi Kyeh
“RIT Cartoon Box” was founded by U Myint Pe (M72) with Saya U Khin Maung Phone Ko (“Phone Ko”, C65) and Saya U Aung Myint (“Kyant Ba Hone”, Pet 79) as Patrons.
Four (or more) generations of Cartoonists ran “RIT Cartoon Box”.
The Box was closed after 8-8-88.
A popular cartoonist was “Mann Bei”. He served as Secretary of RIT Cartoonists Association. Gained fame as “Aw Pi Kyeh”. Became President of Myanmar Cartoonists Association.
During his tour to USA, I met him twice : once in Northern California (at the beginning of his trip) and once in Southern California (at the end of the trip).
Aw Pi Kyeh 1Aw Pi Kyeh 2
Autographs
There were at least two sets of autographs in the RU Centennial Facebook Group.
One posted by Hazel Kyaw Zaw (about her mother Daw Chit Swe’s autograph)
Another posted by Audrey Than (about her role models including UNSG U Thant)
Aung Pyie (Khin Maung Myint, Writer)
For RU Centennial, there were posts about some notable Burmese / Myanmar authors, poets, academicians and politicians.
Bogyoke Aung San 1Bogyoke Aung San 2Bogyoke Aung San 3
Attended Rangoon University and received B.A.
Took Law classes for a year before deciding to engage full time in politics.
Active in the RU Student Union. Served in various capacities (e.g. Secretary in his early days).
Chief Editor of Oway Magazine Expelled for not disclosing the author of “Hell Hound At Large”. His expulsion led to the RU Students’ Strike.
Hell Hound At Large
Translated “Invictus” for Oway Magazine. Reprinted in the RU Golden Jubilee Magazine.
Translation of Invictus
Brutally shot by assassins on 19th July, 1947.
19 July
Bo Aung Kyaw
Bo Aung Kyaw
Victim of the police brutality.
He was posthumously named “Bo Aung Kyaw”.
Sparks Street was renamed “Bo Aung Kyaw Street”.
The following is an article which was first published by Naganiand reprinted in Oway Magazine.
Bo Aung Kyaw
Ba Maung (Sports Officer)
Ba Maung
Under the then new Education System, Sports Officers were appointed for the various Universities and Institutes.
He was Soccer Selected for Burma. Sports Officer for RASU.
Other sports officers included U Thet Win (Diving) for the Institute of Economics and U Maung Maung (Soccer) for Rangoon Institute of Technology.
Badminton
RIT Badminton 1RIT Badminton 2
Saya U Yone Moe (Rector, GBNF)
Saya U Maung Maung Than (Chair, RIT Sports Council, GBNF)
Saya U Thein Lwin (President, RIT Badminton, GBNF)
Sai Kham Pan (Burma Selected, EP69), Ko Myint Sein (M69), Bishnu Shahi (EE69er) and team won the Inter-Institute Trophy
Sai Kham Pan
Sai Kham Pan was Burma Champion in Men’s Doubles and No. (2) in Men’s Singles behind Kyi Nyunt
Khin Maung Zaw (KMZ) wrote :
There was another national-level badminton player from Textile, couple – if not more, junior to me. He also ran marathons. Unfortunately his name escaped me at this time. We used to hang out together at Sports Officer Ko Maung Maung’s office in those days.
Bagyee Wai Soe & Bagyi Kan Thein
Bagyee Wai Zoe Bagyi Kan Thein
Recreation Center hosted several indoor sports events.
There was a shop that sold post cards and paintings (e.g. by Bagyee Wai Soe)
There was a barber shop opened by Bagyee Kan Thein (an employee of the RU Students Union Building)
B.Com
Bachelor degree offered by the Department of Commerce
The department was under the Faculty of Social Science, which became the Institute of Economics in 1964.
The RU Centennial Pages had photos of Commerce grads.
B Com 1B Com 2
BIT Social and Reading Club
BIT Social and Reading Club
Saya U San Tun (M59) won Gold Medal and joined the Faculty of Engineering as Assistant Lecturer. He received Masters from MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) in the USA.
Upon his return, he was promoted to Lecturer. Taught at BIT (Burma Institute of Technology) in the Gyogone Campus.
Served as Hall Tutor and as a member of the BIT Social and Reading Club.
Botany
The following is a Badge for the Botany Department at the University of Rangoon.
Botany Badge
Burmese-English Dictionary
Judson’s Burmese-English Dictionary
Reverend Judson and team compiled two dictionaries : Burmese- English Dictionary English-Burmese Dictionary
They also translated the Bible into Burmese
Burmese Calendar
Burmese Calendar
Wrote about the Burmese Calendar in the BAPS (Burmese American Professional Society) Newsletter, where I served as Contributing Editor.
Posted enhanced versions of the article in “RIT Alumni International Newsletter” and my web site hlamin.com
Benny Tan (Yu Beng, M70)
Benny and Angelina Tan
Received the “Let Phount Tat Thar” (Sharpshooter) award twice at UTC (University Training Corps).
After graduating with Mechanical Engineering in 1970, he moved to the USA.
Masters from University of California at Berkeley.
Had successful careers as a Professional Engineer and as an Entrepreneur.
After handing over Tan Enterprise to his son, he is enjoying world wide travel (when granted permission by his six grand children).
Founding member of RIT Alumni International which hosted the First RIT Grand Reunion and Saya Pu Zaw Pwe in San Francisco in October 2000. Designed the SPZP-2000 Banner and Mementos.
Multiple Golden Sponsor of SPZPs along with Ko Thaung Sein (Steeve Kay, EC70, GBNF).
His spouse Angelina was his personal Xerographic copier in his RIT days.
Spouse : Daw Khin Mya Mu (Kyauk sar expert, Thamadi Myo Wun)
English
U Myo Min (Nwe Soe) was an early Professor of English at the University of Rangoon.
Some early Lecturers include Dr. Ba Maw, Saya Kan Gyi, Ms. Maggie Chin Cheng, Daw Thein Nyunt, U Ohn Khin and Daw Than May.
U Win Pe was an early Honors graduate. His pen names include Mya Zin, Po Yazar, Epsilon, Sagar Daung Zar
Under the then new Education System, English Departments were opened at the various Universities and Institutes. Daw Yin Yin Mya headed the RIT English Department. Sheila Saing was the Deputy Head.
English 83 84 aEnglish 83 84 bEnglish 83 84 c
Engineering
The First RU Students’ Strike resulted in the amendment of the RU Act of 1920 to offer Engineering and other professional courses.
The first Engineering courses were offered in 1924.
Civil Engineering was the first Department.
The early departments at the Faculty of Engineering include Architecture, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Metallurgy, Mining and Textile
For details, see “History of Myanmar Engineering Education” published in 2012.
HMEE BookCD Supplement
Electrical Engineering
Some early students studied “Electrical and Mechanical Engineering” for a joint degree.
Later, students could major in Electrical Engineering (EE)
EE offered two options : EP (Electrical Power) and EC (Electrical Communications).
Many years later, EP and EC became separate departments. EC is also called EcE and Electronics Engineering
EE Sayas in the 1960s
EE Sayas
During our days, there were about 20 sayas in the RIT EE Department. A few were on deputation (doing postgrad studies abroad).
The group photo had 14 sayas. U Kyaw Tun, U Sein Hlaing, U Tin Swe, U Sein Win, U Thein Lwin, Dr. San Tint, U Soe Min, U Chin Way and U Nyi Nyi are now GBNF.
I wrote an article “A sad and short clip : EE Sayas” in the Commemorative Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung for SPZP-2010 held in Singapore.
EE Sayas and Alumni at SPZP-2000
The First RIT Grand Reunion and Saya Pu Zaw Pwe was hosted by RIT Alumni International in October 2000.
The Group Photo shows the EE sayas and Alumni at SPZP-2000 in San Francisco, California, USA.
SPZP-2000
EE72 PZP
EE72
EE stands for EC and EP.
H.E. U Aye Myint (EP72) did not forget his roots. He wanted his alma mater to gain glory as in the hey days. He made possible the True “Home Coming” (SPZP-2012) at the Gyogone Campus.
H.E. U Kyaw Myo (Uno Myo Min) was named after the United Nations Organization. They share the same birthday in October.
Saya U Moe Aung (Tekkatho Moe War) and U Wynn Htain Oo (M72) are seen with the EE Alumni at the EE 72 PZP.
EE85 PZP
PZP
U Soe Paing was my mentor at RIT and UCC. He recruited me to join UCC.
U Moe Aung (Tekkatho Moe War) is a Laureate Poet and author. He chaired SPZP-2002 and SPZP-2010 in Singapore. He published Commemorative Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saungs for SPZP-2002, SPZP-2007 and SPZP-2010. He is a Patron of Swel Daw Yeik Foundation.
U Tin Maung Thein (EE62) is the eldest son of ICS U Ohn Maung (Arzani).
U Myo Kyi (EE59) and Dr. Ba Lwin (EE59) are the most senior among the EE sayas that are still alive.
There are many EE sayamas and female students. During our days, we had a single female EE classmate : Tin Tin. Daw Mya Mya Than (EP68, GBNF) was an early EE sayama.
Exam Results
EE 62
In the early days, exam results were posted at the respective Universities.
Some results were published in the daily newspapers.
Matriculation results were announced by Myanmar Ah Than.
Exam Results in 1962
Eco
The Faculty of Social Science offered subjects such as Commerce, Economics and Statistics.
Under the new Education System, the Institute of Economics was established.
The term “Eco” may refer to Economics Department or the Institute.
Burma had distinguished Economists, Commerce Professors and Statisticians.
The photo shows the Track and Field team from the Institute of Economics.
Eco T&F
The Institute of Economics had three (or more) female crews when RUBC became Co-Ed. Some (e.g. Ma Khin Mya) went on to be RUBC Gold.
The following are inscriptions found on the Buildings of the University of Rangoon.
Note that some old inscriptions use “V” instead of “U”.
Inscription 1922
Inscription for RU Library
Inscription 1927
ICST
The Institute of Computer Science and Technology was established in 1987. Dr. Tin Maung (GBNF) was the first Rector.
Its predecessors include UCC (Universities’ Computer Center) and DCS (Department of Computer Science).
Its successor is UCSY (University of Computer Studies in Yangon).
Acariya Pu Zaw Pwe at ICST
There have been five Pu Zaw Pwes.
The recent ones took place in January 2018 and December 2019.
30th Anniversary of ICST
The event took place in March 2018.
ICST 2ICST 4ICST 3ICST 1
Invictus
Bogyoke Aung San translated Henley’s poem and published in the Oway Magazine.
Invictus
IM
In the early days, there was RU Faculty of Medicine.
Three Institute of Medicine were opened in 1964.
Institute of Medicine (1) Rector : Dr. Ba Than
Dr. Ba Than
Institute of Medicine (2) Rector : Dr. U E
Dr. U E
Mandalay Institute of Medicine Rector : Dr. Maung Maung Gyi
Dr. Maung Maung Gyi
IM1 79ers
They matriculated in 1971.
Due to school closures, they graduated in 1979.
IM1 79er
Inlay
In the summer of 1965, I attended the Inlay “Khaung Daing” Luyechun Camp as the first batch of University Luyechuns. The Program started in 1964 with the Ngapali Camp and folded in 1988.
In October 1965, Ko Aung Kyaw (Peter Pe, SPHS) invited Ko Maung Maung Aye and me to a trip to In Paw Khone (village in Inlay) and Taunggyi. We were guests of his cousin (a medical doctor in Inlay) and his uncle U Maung Maung Latt (former Ah Matt Choke of Nyaung Shwe Sawbwa in Taunggyi). We attended the famous Phaung Daw-u Festival.
Poem
In 2016, we took a package tour and visited Inlay. We were sad to see the decline in the environment, but were glad to see good hotels in and around Inlay.
In January 2020, the Myanmar Professional Speakers Association (PSA) 2020 tour ended in a hotel beside the Inlay lake.
Inlay
Inya Hall
Daw Su is the spouse of U Saw Lwin.
She was the first occupant of Room No. (1) in Inya Hall.
They have three daughters : Hazel Saw Lwin, Olive Saw Lwin and May Saw Lwin.
Daw Su danced several roles for the fund raiser of University Dhammayone.
She was interviewed for the Commemorative Issues for Inya Hall and the University Dhammayone.
Inya Hall 1Inya Hall 2Inya Hall 3
Intake of 64 Arch
Some classes are referred to the year of Admission / Intake.
Three batches of students were admitted in November 1964 to study Architecture.
Saya Sai Yee Leik (GBNF) was the lone student for the Class of A68.
There were seven students — Kyaw Kyaw, Aung Khin, Myo Tun (Bobby), Tobias Kittim Ku (GBNF), Thet Tun, Thwin Thwin Aye Hmi (Olive) and Tin Maung Hla (GBNF) — for the Class of A69.
Christine Latt, Pamela Myo Min, Tin Tin Hla, Hla Than, Khin Maung Maung and Kyaw Win Hman (GBNF) are from the Class of A70.
Intake of 64 Arch
Ivan
Ivan Lee (Khin Maung Oo, M69) moved to the USA.
He has successful careers as a Professional Engineer in two states (New York and New Jersey) and as Entrepreneur.
He is a Life Time Platinum for Bridge (Card game).
He is a Golden Sponsor for SPZP-2000 and SPZP-2007.
He is a major donor for the RIT 69er Health Care Fund.
For a decade (or more) he sponsored the Annual RIT-UCC Gathering in New Jersey for Sayagyi Dr. Aung Gyi, Saya U Soe Paing, RIT alumni and UCC alumni.
In 2015, he hosted us for two weeks and organized a whirl wind trip to Canada to pay respect to Sayagyi U Aung Khin (in Windsor, Canada), Sayagyi Dr. Aung Gyi (in Napean, Canada) and to visit Buffalo, Niagara, Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York on the way. Ivan provided his car and fuel. Frederick Thetgyi drove most of the trip and also took photographs.
He is a founding member of MASTAA and served as its CEO.
With Ivan Lee and Dr. Aung Gyi
IC
Industrial Chemistry was first taught by Dr. Than Htaik and his colleagues.
Eligible IC graduates could join RIT to study ChE (Chemical Engineering).
IC 1969 – 73IC Garawa
Posts
Independence Day Regatta in 1948 (by U Tin U)
Independence Day Regatta in 1959 (by U Tun Shein, Dr. Tin Wa and Dr. Thein Htut)
Prefix for many Burmese Male names; Young males use Maung or Ko as the prefix of their names.
Example : Maung Nu, Ko Nu & U Nu are the names of a person at various stages of his life
Several photos are from the Rangoon University Centennial Group.
U Ba
Educator
U Ba
U Ba Hli
First native Dean of Engineering
Also taught Civil Engineering courses (as Professor)
Proposed “Twinning Program” with prestigious US Universities
Former Professor of Civil Engineering and Principal at GTI
U Ba Hli 1U Ba Hli 2U Ba Hli 3
U Ba Kyi
Renowned artist
Art teacher
Translated Burmese songs into English to be sung to the original tune
U Ba Kyi
U Ba Toke
Dec 6, 1920 to Dec 2, 2020
Passed away the day following the RU Centennial
Interviewed by Maung Thin Char (Dr. Khin Maung Swe, GBNF)
Gave me an autographed copy of the book
U Ba Toke
U Chit
Tea shop
U Chit 1U Chit 2U Chit 3
U Hla Shwe
Rector
Burmese Professor
U Hla Shwe
U Hoke Sein
First in Burma in Matriculation
Compiled Burmese-English-Pali Dictionary
His son (U Saw Hlaing), granddaughter (Dr. Cherry Hlaing) and two great grand children also stood First in Burma
U Hoke Sein U Hoke Sein Dictionary
U Htin Kyaw
MEHS 1963
Studied and taught Statistics at the Institute of Economics
Represented the Institute in Rowing, Swimming and Water Polo
M.Sc. (Computer Science)
Worked at UCC and National Planning
Former President of Myanmar
Spouse : Daw Su Su Lwin
U Htin Kyaw
U Kan Thein
Employee for RU Student Union Building
Opened Barber Shop at Recreation Center
U Kan Thein Barber Shop
U Kaung
B.E. Civil (1963)
Taught at RIT
Moved to Oregon, USA
Photo taken at Mingalardon Air Port
U Kaung (Civil)
U Khin Aung Kyi (GBNF)
Stood 7th in Matriculation of 1949
BS and MS in Chemical Engineering from MIT
Professor and Head of Chemical Engineering Deparment
Retired as Rector of YTU
Taught at Rengsit University, Bangkok
U Khin Aung Kyi
U Khin Maung Gyi(GBNF)
RIT English
DHE, Ministry of Education
Father : H.E. U Khin Maung Latt
U Khin Maung Gyi (English)
U Khin Maung Tint
Retired Rector, Institute of Education
Former Principal, Taunggyi College
Distinguished Author
Pen name : Tekkatho Phone Naing
U Khin Maung Tint (Tekkatho Phone Naing)
U Kyaw
Rector, Institute of Education
Former Principal, Workers’ College
Former Lecturer in Geography
Children : U Myo Nyunt, Daw San San Kyaw (GBBF), …
U Kyaw (Workers’ College)
U Kyaw Myint
Dean of Law
Justice of Supreme Court
Head of Tribunal that tried Galon U Saw
See articles by his son Dr. Thane Oke Kyaw Myint
U Kyaw Myint (Dean of Law)
U Kyaw Nyein
Former Deputy Prime Minister
Co-leader of Stable AFPFL (Ti Mye Pha Sa Pa La)
U Kyaw Nyein (AFPFL)
U Kyaw Tun (GBNF)
Taught Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
U Kyaw Tun (Chemistry)
U Maung Maung Gyi
Chemistry Saya
U Maung Maung Gyi (Chemistry)
U May Aung
Dean of Law
U May Aung (Law)
U Moe Aung
RIT EE Saya
Pen name : Tekkatho Moe War
Poet, Author, Editor and Publisher of Magazines and Sar Saungs RUESU Annual Magazine RIT Annual Magazine Hlyat Sit Sar Saung Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung for SPZP-2002, SPZP-2007 and SPZP-2010 Swel Daw Yeik Magazine for Shwe YaDu-2014 and SPZP-2016
U Moe Aung
U Mya Nyunt
Rector, Veterinary Science
U Mya Nyunt (Vet Sc)
U Myint
Professor of Law
U Myint (Law)
U Myo Myint Sein
Professor of Architecture
U Myo Myint Sein (Arch)
U Nan Way
Distinguished artist
U Nan Way
U Nu
Prime Minister, Union of Burma
Three times First, Third, Fifth Prime Minister
Victim of Soft Coup in 1958
Victim of Hard Coup in 1962
U Nu
U Nwe Aung
Chemistry Saya
Studied in Germany
U Nwe Aung
U Nyunt Win (GBNF)
Former Associate Professor, Chemistry
Studied at McGill University, Canada
U Nyunt Win
U Pe Maung Tin
Pali and Burmese Scholar
Principal, Rangoon College
Students : Theikpan Maung Wa, Zawgyi, Minthuwun
U Pe Maung Tin
U San
Principal, Myitkyina College
U San (Myitkyina)
U San Tha Aung (GBNF)
Director General, Directorate of Higher Education
AM (Harvard University)
U San Tha Aung
U Than Tun
Principal, Agricultural Institute (Yezin)
U Than Tun (Agri)
U Thaw Kaung
Chief Librarian, Rangoon University Central Library
Father : Sithu U Kaung
U Thaw Kaung
U Thein Han
Laureate Poet (Pen name : Zawgyi)
Co-founder of Khit San Sar Pay
Chief Librarian, Rangoon University Central Library
U Thein Han
U Thet Tun
Principal, Pathein College
U Thet Tun (Pathein)
U Tin Lin
ChE72
Taught at RIT and Singapore
U Tin Lin (ChE72)
U Tin U
Matriculated in 1946
BSCE from Oregon State University
MSCE from Yale University
Past Captain and Gold of Rangoon University Boat Club (RUBC)
HlaMin 