Technological University, Magway Technological University, Magway Technological University, Magway (; also known as TU (Magway)) is a university located near the Kanbyar village, Magway, Magway Region of Myanmar. The area of the university is 28.82 acre. TU (Magway) was formerly known as Government Technological College, GTC (Magway). GTC (Magway) was founded in 27 December 1999. Ever since its founding, GTC (Magway) has been aiming at becoming an international level university of higher learning providing a broad range of academic programs. It offered two-year diplomas on vocational studies and three-year Bachelor of Technology (B-Tech) programs. In 20 January 2007, it was promoted as Technological
Yangon Region transferred from Bago Division to Yangon Division. Post-war Yangon grew tremendously. Successive Burmese governments built satellite towns near Yangon. Today, Yangon Region is essentially the Greater Yangon metropolitan area surrounded by a hollow rural hinterland. Yangon Region consists of 4 districts and 44 townships. Of the 44, the city of Yangon now encompasses 33 townships. The ethnic Bamar, Rakhine, Karen and Mon make up the majority of the population. The division is also home to a large number of Chinese and South Asians. The majority of the inhabitants are Theravada Buddhists, followed by Muslims, Christians and Hindus. According to 2014