University of Information Technology, Yangon (UIT)

The University of Computer Studies, Yangon was initially known as UCC, when it was established in 1971 but it changed into the Institute of Computer Science and Technology (ICST) in 1988. On 1st July 1998, it became the University of Computer Studies, Yangon. There are currently altogether 25 Computer Universities around the country. The University of Computer Studies (Bahan Campus) was separately established on 3rd December 2012, as the Center of Excellence to produce competent computer professionals and specialists who will become invaluable human resources in the ICT sector. The University was officially renamed the University of Information Technology (UIT) on 15th April 2015. The University of Information Technology produces about 200 Undergraduate students every year. It also offers Undergraduate and Post-graduate courses for Bachelor, Diploma, Master’s, and Doctorate level students in a wide range of subject areas: software engineering, knowledge engineering, high-performance computing, business information system, communication and networking, embedded system, and computer system technology. UIT is Myanmar’s main center of research in ICT that aims to promote the productivity and the standard of living of the nation.