Curriculum and Discipline
Public Learning Ecosystem
Public study materials help students stay close to the textbook, the lectures, and the exam rhythm.
Visitors can study openly through lectures and resources, while registered learners can use the same library for revision before formal promotion examinations.
Recorded lessons follow the curriculum chapter by chapter.
The video library helps students revisit difficult lists, teacher explanations, and doctrinal comparisons during the teaching months.
Browse VideosNotes, outlines, and reading aids make doctrinal study manageable.
The resource library holds chapter outlines, terminology sheets, and revision materials that support both Burmese and English learners.
Browse ResourcesProgram Architecture
Three levels, one public-facing
academic rhythm.
Level 1: Citta, Cetasika, and Pakinnaka.
Level 2: Vithi, Vithimutta, and Rupa.
Level 3: Samuccaya, Paccaya, and Kammatthana.
Level 1
Level 1 covers Citta, Cetasika, and Pakinnaka.
The first level gives students a careful opening reading of consciousness, mental factors, and the Pakinnaka section so the rest of the diploma can be studied with confidence and order.
Level 2
Level 2 covers Vithi, Vithimutta, and Rupa.
The second level strengthens analysis by asking students to compare process, process-freed states, and matter more carefully than in the opening stage.
Level 3
Level 3 covers Samuccaya, Paccaya, and Kammatthana.
The final level gathers categories, conditions, and meditation foundations into one integrated course so students can complete the diploma with mature understanding.
What Visitors Can Do Here
The student path should move clearly
from study into formal progression.
Attend
Follow the lecture sequence with the textbook open.
Public lectures make it possible to study with the current level, listen carefully to explanations, and keep weekly notes close to the assigned chapters.
How online lectures work
Prepare
Revise chapter summaries, doctrinal lists, and difficult terms before the exam month.
Announcements, videos, and resources should help students revise steadily during the five teaching months instead of waiting for a last-minute rush.
See announcements
Register
Submit your personal details and proceed to payment when the session opens.
When the application period opens, students choose the level, select the exam language, pay the registration fee, and receive a student account with a unique application number.
Exam registration details
Progress
Sit the in-person exam and manage the next steps through your student account.
Results, receipts, certificates, and the downloadable exam pass help students move level by level toward diploma completion under University of Abhidhamma.
See the higher-study pathwayLatest Public Lectures
View archive
Mar 29, 2026
Recorded lectures on Citta, Cetasika, and Pakinnaka will appear here.
Use sample video cards to show chapter-based lessons that students can revisit after the live class.
Watch now
Mar 22, 2026
Level-based playlists can guide revision before each promotion exam.
Students benefit when lectures are grouped by level and topic, so they can revisit the exact doctrinal sequence required for the current cycle.
Watch now
Mar 15, 2026
Lecture recordings can reinforce preparation for the next promotion examination.
Short descriptions should tell students what chapter, concept, or doctrinal problem is covered so the archive remains useful for exam revision.
Watch nowLatest Study Resources
View archive
Mar 28, 2026
Study outlines, term lists, and chapter summaries will appear here.
Sample resource cards should model a library that helps students follow Dr Nandamala’s textbook with steady review.
See level hub pages
Mar 21, 2026
Reference readings can stay open to the public while still serving enrolled students.
Resources can support both casual visitors and registered students by linking doctrinal reading to the formal examination pathway.
Review exam registration
Mar 14, 2026
Public notes and summaries should prepare students for deeper future study.
A well-designed resource archive can help a student move from first-level orientation to mature review before the final diploma examination.
About University of Abhidhamma
Formal Exam Pathway
Study publicly, register formally, sit the promotion exam in person, then continue to the next level.
Applications may be submitted online or at the University of Abhidhamma office. Branch examination centers may be approved where there are 50 or more examinees and three graduates of University of Abhidhamma are available to support the center.
Latest Announcements
View archive
Mar 30, 2026
Registration for the next promotion examination can be announced here.
Sample announcements should tell students exactly when to register, which level is open, and what documents or payment steps are required.
View exam information
Mar 23, 2026
Venue instructions and exam-day reminders should stay easy to scan.
Use this archive for seat time, reporting instructions, language confirmation, and any final reminders before students travel to the venue.
How exams work
Mar 16, 2026
Results, pass lists, and next-step notices belong in one clear archive.
Announcements can guide students from registration to examination, then from results into the next level, certificates, or final diploma completion.
Get supportLatest News and Program Stories
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Mar 31, 2026
Orientation week opens the first reading cycle of Fundamental Abhidhamma.
Sample news entries can explain how students begin with terminology, guided reading, and lecture attendance before the first promotion examination.
Explore the program
Mar 24, 2026
Level 2 preparation focuses on process analysis, not only memorization.
News items can help students understand what changes from one level to the next, which chapters deserve revision, and how teachers recommend preparing.
View program structure
Mar 17, 2026
Teachers can use news posts to connect the textbook with Myanmar Buddhist study culture.
Sample stories can show how Abhidhamma study supports preaching, lay education, disciplined reflection, and the wider culture of learning in Myanmar.
Browse resourcesLatest Photo Collections
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Mar 27, 2026
Lecture-day photo collections can document the learning rhythm of the course.
Sample albums should model how class sessions, revision meetings, and community study moments can be preserved without clutter.
Learn about online lectures
Mar 20, 2026
Ceremony and community images can be archived by event and level.
This helps students and visitors see the public, disciplined, and community-supported character of the program.
About the program
Mar 13, 2026
Exam-day and public learning highlights can live side by side.
When real albums are added, the gallery should help students remember both the study process and the formal examination milestones.
See exam guidance