Dear Visitors !

Mingalarba and a heartfelt welcome to the University of Traditional Medicine (UTM), Mandalay!

It is my distinct pleasure to greet you on behalf of our university community. As we progress through the 2025–2026 academic year, UTM continues to stand as a beacon of excellence, dedicated to the preservation, elevation, and modernization of traditional medicine systems. Our digital gateway serves as a window into the vibrant academic journey and pioneering spirit that define our institution.

At UTM Mandalay, we are deeply committed to our ancestral heritage. Our curriculum seamlessly integrates the four fundamental systems of Myanmar Traditional Medicine -Desana, Bhesijja, Nakhatta, and Vijjadhara - supplemented by essential insights from any others Traditional Medicine and various global indigenous practices. We believe traditional medicine is a vital pillar of modern healthcare; thus, our faculties and students work tirelessly to validate its efficacy and safety through rigorous scientific research and clinical training.

Recent Highlights and Milestones:

Academic Excellence: We are proud to have celebrated our 18th Convocation in March 2026, a testament to our success in producing compassionate, highly skilled practitioners for the nation.

Research and Innovation: In August 2025, the university hosted the 14th Traditional Medicine Research Conference, further cementing our role in developing evidence-based traditional therapies.

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Whether you are a prospective student, a researcher, or a distinguished visitor, I encourage you to explore our updated offerings from our specialized academic departments to our botanical herbal gardens and innovative research initiatives. We look forward to welcoming you into our community and sharing the profound wisdom and healing traditions that define UTM Mandalay.

Warm regards,

Prof. Dr. Thein Zaw Linn, Ph.D.

Rector, University of Traditional Medicine, Mandalay.

Foreword by the Rector