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Founder of Sariputta College

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Ven. Visuddha was ordained as a novice monk at the age of 13 in Sen Wee, northern Shan State, Myanmar, under the preceptorship of Ven. Viriya in 1991, he received fully ordination at Mong Yu temple, Kut Khai township, under the preceptorship of Ven. Pannyacakka. He started his monastic education since 1967. And in 1996, he travelled to Sri Lanka in pursue his further education where in 2004, he was conferred Diploma degree in Buddhist Studies from Kelaniya University and Master of Art in 2005 respectively. He returned to Shan State in the same year and took a leading role in Kawng Mu Kham monastery where he served as the chief abbot of the temple.

Upon returning from Sri Lanka, in 2005 Ven. Visudha started giving a training course for young monks on how to translate Pali Sutta from Tripitaka into simple Shan language. In 2006, he himself took initiative in translating Nikayas from Suttanpitaka into simple Shan. Today, he has completed translating all five Nikayas from Suttantapitaka.

Apart from his translation project, Ven. Visuddha has also founded a scholarship fund to support talented monks to study in Sri Lanka, Thailand and in several Buddhist universities in Myanmar. The fund founded by him is now the main sponsors for Buddhist publications.

Historical Background of Sariputta College

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Sariputta College located in the center of Muse city, northern Shan State, Union of Myanmar. Establishing in April, 2013 under the vision of Venerable Visuddha, chief abbot of Wat Kawng Mu Kham monastery, the college first started running as a Sangha school in 2009 which housing over hundreds of young novice monks who travelled from all parts of Shan State in pursue education. The school later upgraded to the status of College under close consultation with Ven. Dr. Khammai Dhammasami, head of Oxford Buddhavihara, United Kingdom, while Sangha school was also operating separately. The title of the college "Sariputta College" was also endorsed by him as to honor the works of Ven. Sariputta, one of the great disciples of the Buddha during his lifetime. Ven. Sariputta was once appreciated by the Buddha Himself as the wisest amongst his disciples.

On May, 2013 the college started admitting its first batch of students by offering a two years Diploma program in Buddhist Studies for students who completed advanced level from the Sangha school running in the temple, and started admitting outside students who completed advanced level from state-run schools. Apart from, novices and monks, the college has also admitted lay people who shown interesting in the program.

In 2015, the college started offering a three years Bachelor of Arts Program in Buddhist studies. The Bachelor of Arts Program is a 120 credit 6-semester programmer. The program aims to offer students a unique opportunity of experiencing a comprehensive and in-depth study of Buddhism while promoting knowledge and understanding of the different schools and traditions within Buddhism. As an academic institution, Sariputta college strictly adheres to the norms of a liberal arts education, adopting an academic approach to Buddhist Studies.

Operational units under Sariputta College are: Office of the Rector, which responsible for general works; Academic Affairs, responsible for curriculum planning and employment of teaching staff; Administration Affairs, responsible for backend support. In addition, the Library plays an important role in the College with its collection of resources on diversified subjects that include Shan, Myanmar and English publications, and audio-visual materials.