17.12.2006
Happy New Year and Welcome to Chiangmai
Available Subjects for the Academic Year 2007
Academic Subjects
BUS 102 Basic Accountancy 3 Credits
BUS 105 Basic Statistics 1 Credits
BUS 203 Accounting Application 1 Credits
BUS 301 Marketing/Quantitative Analysis 1 Credits
CDEV 113 Sustainable Development 1 Credits
CDEVC 211International Development Studies 2 Credits
COM 130 Research Methods 2 Credits
COM 202 Conflict Resolution 3 Credits
ECO 103 An Outline of Globalization 1 Credits
ECO 104 Ethnic Tribes and Globalization 2 Credits
ECO 201 Principles of Economics 2 Credits
ECO 202 Applied Economics in the Burmese scene 2 Credits
ECO 301 International Economic Relations 3 Credits
ENG 111 English, (First year) 3 Credits
ENG 211 English (Second year) 3 Credits
ENG 311 English (Third year) 3 Credits
ETH 111 Ethnic Languages 2 Credits
FRE 101 French (Basic level) 3 Credits
HIS 114 Contemporary History of Burma 3 Credits
HIS 213 Contemporary World History 2 Credits
ITT 112 Information Technology (first year) 3 Credits
ITT 212 Information Tehnology (second year) 3 credits
JAP 102 Japanese (Basic level) 3 Credits
MGT 101 Principles of Management 3 Credits
MGT 105 NGO Management 3 Credits
MGT 201 Community Management 3 Credits
SSC 204 Current Affairs of Burma 3 Credits
SSC 205 Peace Studies 3 Credits
SSC 210 Human Geography 3 Credits
SSC 215 Human Rights and Obligations 3 Credits
THAI 102 Thai (Basic level) 2 Credits
Required Training Subjects Combine Classes
MUS 102 Singing/Music half Credit
PE 102 Aerobic/Dancing 2 Credits
CDEV 120 Excursion 1 Credits
PE 103 Sports and Games 1 Credits
First year
HED 112 HIV/Aids half Credit
COM 110 Public Speaking half Credit
COM 214 Art of Writing/Report Writing and Commentary half Credit
Second Year
COM 221 Debate in English
Required Subjects for First and Second Year
Combine Classes General Studies Courses for First and Second year
Current Affairs of Burma 3 Credits hours
Human Rights and Obligations 2 Credits hours
Human Rights Law 1 Credits hour
Conflict Resolution Studies 2 Credits hours
First Year Only- General Studies Courses
English 3 Credits hours
Information Technology 3 Credits hours
Research 1 Credits hours
Dialectical Life Science 1 Credits hours
Thai 2 Credits hours
Accountancy 1 Credits hour
Ethnic Tribes and Globalization 1 Credits hour
20 Credits hours
Second Year Only –General Studies Courses
English 3 Credits hours
Information Technology 3 Credits hours
Human Geography 3 Credits hours
Research Methods 1 Credits hours
French Language 2 Credits hours
Second Year- Diploma Major (Arts and Humanities Courses)
Globalization 1 Credits hours
Civil Military Relations 2 Credits hours
Sustainable Development 1 Credits hour
Peace Studies 3 Credits hours
Contemporary Burmese History 2 Credits hours
29 Credits hours
Second Year Diploma Major Administration and Management Courses
Principles of Management 2 Credits hours
Organizational Behaviour 1 Credits hour
International Economic Relations 3 Credits hours
NGO Management 2 Credits hours
Community Management 2 Credits hours
Economics (all sub- subjects) 2 Credits hours
32 Credits hours
Third Year –Bachelor Degree Programme
Research Writing and Oral Defence 6 Credits hours
Ethnic languages for Burman/ Myanmar students 3 Credits hours
French Language For ethnic students 3 Credits hours
Advanced English Compulsory 3 Credits hours
Specialize subjects 6 Credits hours
AEIOU Practicum 6 Credits hours
35 Credits hour
Final Year Awarding of Degree
Students, who have come back from one of our affiliated Universities of the Western country, must write their partial thesis of not less than 150 pages and must attain 160 Credits hours before being awarded a Degree.
Important Notice All old students going to attend the 2nd, 3rd year practicum must be in Chiang Mai not later than 6th January, while the new students who have successfully passed their matriculation examination must report personally at the Chiang Mai, AEIOU Head Office, not later than Jan 20th Jan. 2007 respectively. Every student is required to bring their national costume.
Sd. Norbert Hoffmann
Registrar, AEIOU Programme
Chiangmai University
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