Education

1. Ph.D (Media and Governance)

Keio University, Japan

(This Ph.D. degree program specializes in policy governance, with a focus on how public policies should be formulated and implemented to enhance the effectiveness of governance within a country. The thesis explores how poorly formulated public policies can give rise to underground economies, informal practices, and adverse impacts on livelihoods, socioeconomic development, and the overall economy. It examines policy failures that have contributed to the growth of the underground economy, particularly in relation to the informal movement of people (such as human smuggling and migration), goods, and financial flows.) 

2. M.Sc. (Investment Management)

Bayes Business School (Formerly known as City University Business School), London, United Kingdom

(This M.Sc. degree program specializes in the management of international investments, focussing on portfolio investment strategies and techtical asset allocation. It covers a range of financial instruments, including stocks, bonds, and derivative securities such as forwards, futures, options, and swaps. The thesis focuses on whether value stocks - such as small-cap stocks and stocks with low P/E ratios - outperforms general market indices.)

3. M.Sc. (Banking and Finance)

Stirling University, Scotland, United Kingdom

(This M.Sc. degree program specializes in banking and finance, focussing on the operations of banks and the principles of corporate finance.)

4. MBA (Business Management)

Yangon University of Economics, Myanmar

(This is a Master of Business Administration program that focuses on a wide rage of areas essential for business administration including but not limited to business management, commercial law, financial management, financial reporting, taxation, banking, insurance, production management, merketing, and capital markets.)

5. B.Sc. (Industrial Chemistry)

Yangon University, Myanmar

(This degree specializes in industrial chemistry focusing on specialized chemical processes for industrial use, including the industrial production of a variety of products such as alcohol, cosmetics, and other industrial goods.)