History of the Department of Zoology

During  Myitkyina Premises College, Daw Kyi Kyi (1966-1968), Assistant Lecturer was the first head of Biology Department. On 22 May 1968, Myitkyina Premises College was promoted to the Myitkyina College. Formally, the Zoology and Botany are under the Biology Department and later Zoology became the separate department in 1974. At that time of the head was Assistant Lecturer Daw Khin Htwe Myint and she continued till 1977.On 23 May 1977, Myitkyina College was changed to Kachin State Regional College.During 1977-1986, Lecturer U Khin Maung Gyi was appointed as the head of the Department who was acted from Kachin State Regional to Myitkyina Degree College. Daw Naw Than Kyein acted as head of the Department till 1988 who was the first Professor of Zoology Department. During 1988-1990 Professor Dr Mya Mya Nu was charged as the head of the Department. At 1990 Professor, U Aung Maaung became as the head of the Department till 1994. On 20 February 1998, Myitkyina Degree College was promoted to Myitkyina University. During 1994-1999 Professor U Tun Aung, 1999-2001 Professor Daw Khin Hnin Wai,2001-2003 Professor U Than Nyunt, 2003 Associate Professor Dr Thidar Kyaw, 2003-2007 Professor Daw May Kyi Tun, 2007-2009 Professor Dr Naw Dolly Wilbur, 2009-2012 Professor Dr Khin Soe Win, 2012-2015 Professor Dr Ester Kyaw Soe, 2015-2018 Professor Dr Naw Cillia Lynn Bert, 2018 Professor Dr San San Myint. The Present Head of Professor of Department is Dr Tin Moe Win. The Classes for degree of B,Sc,B.Sc(Hons.), M.Sc have been produced.

Mission

  • To improve zoological knowledge.
  • To attain leadership in University Life, scientific and sociological research.
  • To contribute for society by Zoological Knowledge
  • To Produce human resource who has perfected knowledge

Vision

Myitkyina University, Zoology Department’s purpose aim to contribute to the students by Zoological Knowledges, that enable to apply in throughout their life and to create a good intellectual property.

Dr.

Professor and Head of the Department of Zoology

 Personal Information 

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– Dr.
  • Professional Position
– Professor & Head, Department of Zoology
  • Telephone:
– +959 –
  • Email:
– @gmail.com
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Name Designation Qualification
Dr.—————— Professor Ph.D(Zoology)
Dr.—————— Associate Professor M.Sc(Zoology)
Dr.—————— Associate Professor M.Res(Zoology)
Dr.—————– Lecturer M.Sc(Zoology)
Dr.—————— Lecturer M.Sc(Zoology)
Daw—————— Assistant Lecturer M.Sc(Zoology)
Designation  
Professor 1
Associate Professor 2
Lecturer 4
Assistant Lecturer
Demonstrator 8
Total   = 15
First Year

FIRST YEAR (B.Sc)

* A student requires to take two electives, each with 3 credits to fulfill a total of 19 credit points. For elective, student must take both courses in a sequence.
Foundation courses
မ-၁၀၀၁ 3 (2-2) မြန်မာစာ
Eng – 1001 3 (2-2) English
AM- 1001 3 (2-2) Aspects of Myanmar *
Core course
Zool. 1101 4 (3-2) Principles of Zoology (I)
Elective courses
Bot – 1001 3 (2-2) Varieties of Plants and Their Relatives
Chem – 1001 3 (2-2) General Chemistry I
Maths – 1001 3 (2-2) Mathematics I
Phys – 1001 3 (2-2) General Physics I
Anth – 1003 3 (2-2) Introduction to General Anthropology
Geol – 1001 3 (2-2) General Geology I

Elective courses for other specialization
Zool. 1001 3 (2-2) Introduction to Zoology (I)
BC. 1001 3 (2-2) The Origin of Living Things and Cell Biology

” *A student requires taking two electives, each with 3 credits to fulfill a total of 19 credit points.
For elective, student must take both courses in a sequence.”
Foundation courses
မ-၁၀၀၂ 3 (2-2) မြန်မာစာ
Eng – 1002 3 (2-2) English
AM – 1002 3 (2-2) Aspects of Myanmar *
Core course
Zool. 1102 4 (3-2) Principles of Zoology (II)
Elective courses
Bot – 1002 3 (2-2) Importance of Plants
Chem – 1002 3 (2-2) General Chemistry II
Maths – 1004 3 (2-2) Mathematics II
Phys – 1002 3 (2-2) General Physics II
Geol – 1003 3 (2-2) General Geology II
Psy – 1004 3 (2-2) Communication skills and Personal
Development
Core courses for other specialization
MB. 1102 4 (3-2) Introduction to Microbiology II
Elective courses for other specialization
Zool. 1002 3 (2-2) Introduction to Zoology II

SECOND YEAR (B.Sc)

* A student can choose to take any two electives, each with 3 credit points to fulfill a total of 21 credit points. For elective, student must take both courses in a sequence.

Foundation course
Eng – 2001 3 (2-2) English
Core courses
Zool. 2101 4 (3-2) Protista and Lower Invertebrates
Zool. 2102 4 (3-2) Entomology
Zool. 2103 4 (3-2) Ornithology
Elective courses
Zool. 2104 3 (2-2) Ecology
Zool. 2105 3 (2-2) Toxicology
Zool. 2106 3 (2-2) Palaeontology
Bot. 2001 3 (2-2) Plant Taxonomy
Chem. 2002 3 (2-2) Organic Chemistry I
Elective course for other specialization
Zool. 2001 3 (2-2) Invertebrate Zoology
Core course for other specialization
MB. 2101 4 (3-2) Bacteriology

* A student can choose to take any two electives, each with 3 credit points to fulfill a total of 21 credit points. For elective, student must take both courses in a sequence.

Foundation course
Eng – 2002 3 (2-2) English
Core courses
Zool. 2111 4 (3-2) Ichthyology
Zool. 2112 4 (3-2) Herpetology
Zool. 2113 4 (3-2) Mammalogy
Elective courses
Zool. 2114 3 (2-2) Genetics
Zool. 2115 3 (2-2) Comparative Anatomy
Zool. 2116 3 (2-2) Physiology
Bot. 2002 3 (2-2) Plant Taxonomy II
Chem. 2005 3 (2-2) Organic Chemistry II
Elective course for other specialization
Zool. 2002 3 (2-2) Vertebrate Zoology
Core courses for other specialization
MB. 2104 4 (3-2) Microbial Ecology
MB. 2105 4 (3-2) Diversity of the Microbial World II
ES. 2106 4 (3-2) Biomes and Zoogeography

 

THIRD YEAR AND FIRST YEAR HONOURS

* A student can choose any one ective, offered to fulfill a total of 22 credit points.

Foundation course
Eng – 3001 3 (2-2) English
Core courses
Zool. 3101/3201 4 (3-2) Taxonomy and Nomenclature
Zool. 3102/32102 4 (3-2) Ecology
Zool. 3103/3203 4 (3-2) Zoogeography
Zool. 3104/3204 4 (3-2) Descriptive Statistics
Elective courses
Zool. 3105/3205 3 (2-2) Palaeontology I
Zool. 3106/3206 3 (2-2) Animal Behaviour
Core course for other specialization
ESd. 3002 4 (3-2) Marine and Coastal Management
MB. 3102/3202 4 (3-2) Virology
MB. 3103/3203 4 (3-2) Microbial Biochemistry
Elective course for other specialization
ES. 3106/3206 3 (2-2) Environmental Interrelationship
Zool. 3001 3 (2-2) Agricultural Entomology
Zool. 3003 3 (2-2) Meat Science I
MB. 3105/3205 3 (2-2) Microbial Evolution

* A student can choose any one elective, offered to fulfill a total of 22 credit points.

Foundation course
Eng – 3002 3 (2-2) English
Core courses
Zool. 3111/3211 4 (3-2) Elementary Physiology
Zool. 3112/3212 4 (3-2) Parasitology
Zool. 3113/3213 4 (3-2) Entomology
Zool. 3114/3214 4 (3-2) Research Methodology I
Elective courses
Zool. 3115/3215 3 (2-2) Toxicology
Zool. 3116/3216 3 (2-2) Evolution I
Core courses for other specialization
ES. 3109/3209 4 (3-2) “Climate Change and Biology
Adaptation”
MB. 3108/3208 4 (3-2) Microbial Physiology
MB. 3109/3209 4 (3-2) Microbial Molecular Cell Biology
Elective courses for other specialization
Zool. 3002 3 (2-2) Medical Entomology
Zool. 3004 3 (2-2) Meat Science II
MB. 3112/3212 3 (2-2) Fishery Microbiology

 

FOURTH YEAR AND SECOND YEAR HONOURS (B.Sc)

Core courses
Zool. 4101/4201 4 (3-2) Microbiology/ Biotechnology I
Zool. 4102/4202 4 (3-2) Aquaculture / Poultry Science
and Management 
Zool. 4103/4203 6 Title Defense and Research
Outline Presentation
Zool. 4104/4204 8 Research Progress Reprort and
Presentation
Core courses for other specialization
ES. 4102/4202 4 (3-2) Wildlife Conservation
MB. 4102/4202 4 (3-2) Human Microbial Diseases,
Causes and Control

 

Core courses
Zool. 4111/4211 4 (3-2) “Molecular Cell Biology /
Molecular Genetics / Embryology I”
Zool. 4112/4212 4 (3-2) Environmental Science, Biodiversity and Conservation / Endocrinology and Immunology
Zool. 4113/4213 6 Research Progress Presentations
Zool. 4114/4214 8 Project Paper Submission and Defense
Core courses for other specialization
ES. 4111/4211 4 (3-2) Environmental Toxicology
MB. 4106/4206 4 (3-2) Food and Dairy Microbiology

HONOURS FINAL YEAR (B.Sc)/ M.Sc Q

Core courses
Zool. 5201 4 (3-2) Embryology II
Zool. 5202 4 (3-2) Endocrinology
Zool. 5203 4 (3-2) Biodiversity
Zool. 5204 4 (3-2) Virology and Bacteriology
Zool. 5205 4 (3-2) Research Methodology II
Zool. 5206 4 (3-2) Linkage and Chromosome Mapping
Core courses for other specialization
ES. 5202 4 (3-2) Ecosystem Management
MB. 5204 4 (3-2) Medical and Veterinary Microbiology
MB. 5205 4 (3-2) Microbial Diseases in Animals I
MB. 5206 4 (3-2) Haematology and Blood Banking

Core courses
Zool. 5207 4 (3-2) Physiology
Zool. 5208 4 (3-2) Immunology
Zool. 5209 4 (3-2) Evolution II
Zool. 5210 4 (3-2) Palaeontology II
Zool. 5211 4 (3-2) Biotechnology II
Zool. 5212 4 (3-2) Biometry
Core courses for other specialization
ES. 5208 4 (3-2) Regulation and Policy of Ecosystem Management
MB. 5210 4 (3-2) DNA Technology and Genomics
MB. 5211 4 (3-2) Diagnostic Microbiology
MB. 5212 4 (3-2) Microbial Diseases in Animals II

MASTER’S COURSES: ZOOLOGY SUBJECTS (2 YEARS)

FIRST YEAR (M.Sc)

Core courses
Zool. 611 4 (4-2) Zoological Nomenclature and Postgraduate Study in the Biological Science
Zool. 612 4 (4-2) Zoogeography and Ecology
Zool. 613 4 (4-2) Quantitative and Population Genetics
Zool. 614 4 (4-2) Developmental Biology
Core courses for other specialization
MB. 611 4 (4-2) Advanced Bacteriology
MB. 613 4 (4-2) Advanced Virology

Core courses
Zool. 621 4 (4-2) Animal Physiology and Endocrinology
Zool. 622 4 (4-2) Environmental Studies and Conservation Management
Zool. 623 4 (4-2) Evolutionary Biology and Animal Behaviour
Zool. 624 4 (4-2) Invertebrate Immunology
Core courses for other specialization
MB. 622 4 (4-2) Advanced Immunology
MB. 624 4 (4-2) Bioinformatics and Biostatistics

SECOND YEAR (M.Sc)

Core Courses

Zool. 631 4 Proposal and Submission
Zool. 632 4 Result Outline and Presentation (Title Defense)
Zool. 633 4 Presentation for Research Progress I
Zool. 634 4 Research Progress Report

Core courses
Zool. 641 8 Presentation for Research Progress II
Zool. 642 8 Thesis and Viva Voce Management

  1. Biodiversity and Wildlife Conservation
  2. Molecular Biology and Biotechnology
  3. Microbiology and Parasitology
  4. Entomology and Invertebrate Biology